The Ultra Racist Jewish Apartheid Regime Israel's Latest Crime against humanity, Collective Punishment Of Christian, Muslim And Atheist Civilians, Again!
DAY 11 (OCT 17)
- Palestinian death toll is approximately 3,461 (3,000 in Gaza plus 300-500 in recent strike on hospital, (with an unknown number still buried under rubble) – including at least 1,000 children and 458 women, and 61 in West Bank in the West Bank); 13,730 injured (12,500 in Gaza – 2,450 children and 1,536 women – and over 1,230 in the West Bank). It remains unknown how many Americans are among the casualties. About 1 million people have been displaced .
- Israeli death toll remains 1,400, including 30 Americans, and 4,229 injured.
- A school in central Gaza, sheltering some 4,000 IDPs, was hit during an Israeli airstrike, with at least six people killed and dozens injured. UNRWA has been providing the coordinates of its facilities to relevant parties on a daily basis’
- WHO had documented 57 attacks on health care, resulting in 16 fatalities of health care workers and 28 injuries, damage to 26 hospitals and other healthcare facilities, including 17 hospitals and 23 ambulances.
- An Israeli air strike hit the Anglican Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza, killing 300-500 people (video here and more information about the hospital here).
- Hamas is reportedly holding at least 200 prisoners, with plans to exchange them for some of the 5,000 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel. Hamas says 22 have so far been killed in Israeli airstrikes.
- Israel bombed areas of southern Gaza where it had told Palestinians to flee. Those who managed to comply with the Israeli demand are now trapped in the southern Gaza, “with scant shelter, fast-depleting food supplies, little or no access to clean water, sanitation, medicine and other basic needs.”
- As of 16 October,
167 educational facilities have been hit by airstrikes, including at
least 20 UNRWA schools, two of which were used as emergency shelters for
IDPs, and 140 Palestinian Authority (PA) schools, one of which was
destroyed. One university building and seven churches were damaged, and
at least eleven mosques were destroyed.Source
Israel journalist and Jew Gideon Levy reflects on the Jews' arrogance that allowed them to think they could ignore horrible injustices toward indigenous non-Jews that they call Goyim and Shiksas [which are derogetory terms like Nigger] forever, and get away with it.
We’ll arrest, kill, harass, dispossess and protect the settlers busy with their pogroms. We’ll visit Joseph’s Tomb, Othniel’s Tomb and Joshua’s Altar in the Palestinian territories, and of course the Temple Mount – over 5,000 Jews on Sukkot alone.
We’ll fire at innocent people, take out people’s eyes and smash their faces, expel, confiscate, rob, grab people from their beds, carry out ethnic cleansing and of course continue with the unbelievable siege of the Gaza Strip, and everything will be all right.
We’ll build a terrifying obstacle around Gaza – the underground wall alone cost 3 billion shekels ($765 million) – and we’ll be safe. We’ll rely on the geniuses of the army’s 8200 cyber-intelligence unit and on the Shin Bet security service agents who know everything. They’ll warn us in time.
We’ll transfer half an army from the Gaza border to the Hawara border in the West Bank, only to protect far-right lawmaker Zvi Sukkot and the settlers. And everything will be all right, both in Hawara and at the Erez crossing into Gaza.
It turns out that even the world’s most sophisticated and expensive obstacle can be breached with a smoky old bulldozer when the motivation is great. This arrogant barrier can be crossed by bicycle and moped despite the billions poured into it and all the famous experts and fat-cat contractors.
We thought we’d continue to go down to Gaza, scatter a few crumbs in the form of tens of thousands of Israeli work permits – always contingent on good behavior – and still keep them in prison. We’ll make peace with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates and the Palestinians will be forgotten until they’re erased, as quite a few Israelis would like.
We’ll keep holding thousands of Palestinian prisoners, sometimes without trial, most of them political prisoners. And we won’t agree to discuss their release even after they’ve been in prison for decades.
We’ll tell them that only by force will their prisoners see freedom. We thought we would arrogantly keep rejecting any attempt at a diplomatic solution, only because we don’t want to deal with all that, and everything would continue that way forever.
Once again it was proved that this isn’t how it is. A few hundred armed Palestinians breached the barrier and invaded Israel in a way no Israeli imagined was possible. A few hundred people proved that it’s impossible to imprison 2 million people forever without paying a cruel price.
Just as the smoky old Palestinian bulldozer tore through the world’s smartest barrier Saturday, it tore away at Israel’s arrogance and complacency. And that’s also how it tore away at the idea that it’s enough to occasionally attack Gaza with suicide drones – and sell them to half the world – to maintain security.
On Saturday, Israel saw pictures it has never seen before. Palestinian vehicles patrolling its cities, bike riders entering through the Gaza gates. These pictures tear away at that arrogance. The Gaza Palestinians have decided they’re willing to pay any price for a moment of freedom. Is there any hope in that? No. Will Israel learn its lesson? No.
On Saturday they were already talking about wiping out entire neighborhoods in Gaza, about occupying the Strip and punishing Gaza “as it has never been punished before.” But Israel hasn’t stopped punishing Gaza since 1948, not for a moment.
After 75 years of abuse, the worse possible scenario awaits it once again. The threats of “flattening Gaza” prove only one thing: We haven’t learned a thing. The arrogance is here to stay, even though Israel is paying a high price once again.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu bears very great responsibility for what happened, and he must pay the price, but it didn’t start with him and it won’t end after he goes. We now have to cry bitterly for the Israeli victims, but we should also cry for Gaza.
Gaza, most of whose residents are refugees created by Israel. Gaza, which has never known a single day of freedom.
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