Arab League wants Gaza no-fly zone
Arab League: blah, blah, blah
Israel to Gaza: blam! blam! blam!
Amr Mussa to ask UN that same sanction imposed on Libya be implemented against Israel. State official in response: Arab League should first ensure Gaza militants halt attacks on Israel News agencies
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Arab League Chief Amr Mussa said Sunday that the organization would ask the United Nations Security Council to impose a no-fly zone over Gaza, which Israel has pounded with air strikes in response to rocket fire.  The meeting would "consider the Israeli aggression in the Gaza Strip on an urgent basis to stop its siege and impose a no-fly rule on the Israeli military to protect civilians in the Gaza Strip," the Arab League said in a statement. An Israeli government official in Jerusalem, who declined to be named, dismissed the call and said the Arab League should first ensure Gaza militants halt attacks on Israel. "If the Arab League wants a no-fly zone in Gaza is it also talking about ground-to-ground missiles that are fired from Gaza on Israeli cities? About missiles fired at school buses? About mortar shells fired at farms?" the official said. "If the Arab League wants Israeli military aircraft to stop flying over the Gaza Strip then it should first ensure there is no reason for them to be there to protect Israeli citizens." The Cairo-based regional body also said Sudan should press a complaint against Israel at the Security Council over what Sudan has called a missile attack that killed two people. Israel has declined to comment on Khartoum's accusation it launched the strike near Port Sudan airport on Tuesday night. "The council of Arab League calls on the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the apparatus of African Union ... to present a complaint against Israel in front of the Security Council and the U.N.'s general assembly," the League said. Ankara condemns Israeli strikesTurkey on Sunday denounced what it termed Israel's "excessive and disproportionate" strikes on Gaza in retaliation for a Palestinian antitank missile attack last week."We strongly condemn the excessive and disproportionate reprisals of Israel that have injured and killed civilians in Gaza," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement urging Israel to employ good sense and moderation. "The region cannot be allowed to enter into a new spiral of violence," it added. Israel has launched a string of deadly air strikes across the Gaza Strip, killing at least 18 people and wounding nearly 70, according to Palestinian medical sources, after an antitank missile fired from the coastal enclave hit a school bus in Israel last Thursday, seriously wounding a teenager. The latest confrontation is the deadliest since an Israeli offensive in December 2008 that claimed the lives of some 1,400 Palestinians. Relations between Israel and Turkey, once close allies, have sharply deteriorated in recent years amid Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's frequent outbursts against Israeli policies towards the Palestinians. Meanwhile, the rocket and mortar fire from Gaza continued Sunday afternoon. Four mortar shells were fired at farmers in the Eshkol Regional Council, exploding in open areas. Earlier, a Qassam rocket hit an open area south of Ashkelon. There were no reports of injuries or damage in all incidents. The Diplomatic-Security Cabinet convened Sunday afternoon and instructed the IDF and security forces "to continue acting against the terrorist elements in order to stop the attacks on Israel and restore calm in southern Israel." Reuters and AFP contributed to this report Note: Not this time, Arab League! The UN Coucil has no authority over Israel's defense of her country against the terrorism, bomb throwing, missile attacks performed by Hamas terrorism! .... Your attempts at tying the hands of Israel are so obviously another evil intention to give terrorism free reign over the State of Israel, you folks need to go back to the drawing boards and come up with something better than this ploy! Snakes in the grass are nothing new when it comes to terrorism! and, from Infidel Task Force, I am pleased to bring you the "5 Why's": So let us use the 5 WHYS that is the basics of Quality Control operations around the world! 1) UN: Why do you want a "no-fly zone"? Amr Mussa: Because our citizens are being killed. 2) UN: Why are your citizens being killed? Amr Mussa: Because Israel is bombing our cities? 3) UN: Why is Israel bombing your cities? Amr Mussa: Because some of their people were killed. 4) UN: Why were their people killed? Amr Muss: Becuase they were hit by rocket fire. 5) UN: WHO Fired those rockets? Amr Mussa: ....uh...uh....um...........we did. Conclusion....UN: Please remove yourself from these facilities, and don't ever come back. Israel shall continue to defend itself. AND, A RESPONSE FROM AN ISRAELI BY EMAIL: Egypt befriends with Iran. Like that of Turkey, with Iran and Syria. It seems to me, that after thirty years, Egypt misses to their past. And those that miss, finally going to visit. Do not trust Arabs. From mine, not making a bed sleeping. Do not trust Arabs. Do not let them be in the U.S. Army. Do not let them be your pilots. Not to give them weapons. Not to refer back to them. And here you see. We are not ours do you any harm. Only against evil of terrorism, Israel is fighting. And Here are defying us, we drop a plane that would fly over the territory of Egypt, they say. an area that Israel gave for peace. scorn them. say hello, and they have no way of peace. that what we talked badly to them, because they said it.---- ______________________ As responses come in, this article will be updated! It is time to end Gaza's terrorism from the organization calling itself "HAMAS". Actually, it is time Israel took back Gaza, since Hamas cannot be entrusted with the land, or its people. ' |
