During three years of violence, Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have caused dozens of civilian casualties. In April, an attack killed Hamas leader Said Arabeed and eight other people. In July 2002, 15 people were killed, including nine children, in an airstrike that targeted another Hamas leader, Salah Shehadeh.
Sickening reporting, yea, those mean ol' Israelis who have never experienced death and destruction at the hands of militant Palestinians, just randomly go and kill innocent people without provocation....sheesh!
Am I the only one who is a little bit disgusted by reports such as this?
It may be the first realized bombing since October 4, but it's hardly the first attempted bombing since then.
The identity of the bomber is known. I would destroy everything and everyone within half a kilometer of where this Islamic Swine lived.
ML/NJ
No bias there, folks!
The scene of a suicide attack at a bus station near Petakh Tikvah, on the northeastern outskirts of Tel Aviv. At least three people were killed, including the apparent suicide bomber(AFP/Yoav Lemmer)
An Israeli forensic expert checks the scene of a suicide bombing next to the remains of the suicide bomber, who exploded himself at a bus stop at a main junction close to the city of Beni Berak, near Tel Aviv(AFP/Yoav Lemmer)
An Israeli rescue worker searches the scene beside covered bodies after an explosion at a bus stop outside Tel Aviv, December 25, 2003. The militant Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine said on Thursday it sent the suicide bomber who killed at least three people at the bus stop. The attack came minutes after Israeli helicopters killed a top Islamic militant and at least four people in Gaza. The actions shattered well over two months of relative calm that had spurred efforts to revive talks between Israelis and Palestinians on a U.S.-led plan for ending more than three years of conflict. Photo by Nir Elias/Reuters
The bodies of victims lie on the ground covered with blankets as police investigate at the site where a suicide bomber blew himself up at a bus stop in the town of Bnei Brak next to Tel Aviv Thursday Dec. 25, 2003. The blast killed three bystanders and injured at least 13 people. The PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine) claimed responsibility for the attack.(AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)
Covered bodies can be seen at the site where a suicide bomber blew himself up at a bus stop in the town of Bnei Brak next to Tel Aviv Thursday Dec. 25, 2003. The blast killed three bystanders and injured at least 13 people. The PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine) claimed responsibility for the attack.(AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)
And Islam is Nazism, without the snappy uniforms.
Sickening anti-Israel bias here
1. This is the firs SUCCESSFUL attack in two months. In the last two months there have been 25 attempted suicide bombings, among them targetting a school, and also other cities
2. The people who were murdered were not BYSTANDERS! What were they bystanding? The bus as a vehicle, without people in it, was a target? No! The People were the target! They were not bystanders to anything, they were those who were targetted by the terrorist murderer on purpose.
3. Again, the article tires to make it equivalent that a terrorist murderer targets Israeli civilians on purpose is the same as an Israeli IAF pilot targetting a terrorist murderer and not civilians.
Here is a really neat "moral equivalency" statement.....
a suicide bomber = an Israeli helicopter
three innocent civilians waiting for a bus (bystanders?)= senior Islamic militant + (4 people) (four 'other' terrorists?)
A (Islamic) suicide murder of (Jewish) civilians = a retaliatory strike against terrorists (Muslims) by the Israeli army