The United Nations fact-finding mission examining Israel’s Operation Cast Lead against Hamas in Gaza and headed by South African Judge Richard Goldstone found that “Israel committed actions amounting to war crimes, possibly crimes against humanity.”

Consistent with the principle of distinction, IDF forces attacked military targets directly connected to Hamas and other terrorist organizations’ military activities against Israel.

Evidence of Hamas’ Cowardice and Abuse of the Laws of War – Video

It worked so well in January that now they’re taking it to the next level:
Hamas is digging tunnels next to United Nations facilities under the assumption that the IDF will not target them during a future conflict, defense officials warned on Sunday.
The officials said a tunnel Hamas had been digging adjacent to a UN school [...]

A new controversy has broken out over the three-week Cast Lead counter-terror operation that the IDF waged in Gaza earlier this year. Two organizations have come out with video testimony from IDF soldiers reporting what they saw and heard during the intense fighting.

Hamas has been preparing for war through upgrading its strategy, its tactical capabilities and by smuggling weapons. Meanwhile, the jihadist organization issued threats to take more Israelis captive.

Despite Israeli, Egyptian efforts to stop smuggling into Gaza Strip, Yuval Diskin tells cabinet ministers dozens of tons of explosives, missiles smuggled into Strip since end of Operation Cast Lead; adds Hamas fears escalation with Israel.

The ratio between terrorists and civilians killed by the IDF during Operation Cast Lead is an achievement that other armies find difficult to match

Now that Bill Clinton has released the list of his 205,000 donors who have given close to $500 million to his library and foundation, it’s clear why he resisted releasing the list while his wife was running for president.

At least ADL is doing something against the new wave of British boycott calls against Israel. This are the ads featured in the New York Times:

Very nice, isn’t it?
Source: Rotter