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Israeli Release of Arab Prisoners Sparks Criticism

Submitted by Gottfried Stutz, Aug 26, 2008 11:25

Hamas, a Shiite group? Please check your facts. Also, the boats did not carry "Hamas sympathizers" but sympathizers with the Palestinians in Gaza who are under Israeli siege. How is it possible to call Tony Blair's sister-in-law, a left-wing Greek MP and a Holocaust survivor "Hamas sympathizers"? As for the USS Liberty, it was not "shot" in 1967. It was bombarded for more than half an hour. Whether that was an "error" is still debatable. Most USS Liberty survivors maintain that this was a deliberate attack.


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Really.... since when Hamas is Shia? It's 100% Sunni and there are no Shia at all in Palestine. [MORE]

juan solana

Aug 28, 2008 05:58

If the Bush Administration is supposed to be "Israel's friend" I'd hate to see what a hostile administration looks like.... [MORE]

Scott Baker

Aug 27, 2008 15:12

Hamas is not Shia. The shia brothers (gulf countries and north africa have abandoned Hamas otherwise America wont approve) those... [MORE]

leyla

Aug 26, 2008 14:55

Hamas, a Shiite group? Please check your facts. Also, the boats did not carry "Hamas sympathizers" but sympathizers with the...

Gottfried Stutz

Aug 26, 2008 11:25

It is truth universally acknowledged that Israel is brutally occupying the lands of it's neighbors and is driving a relentless... [MORE]

Eva Smagacz

Aug 26, 2008 07:20

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