Wow.
I just found a really good analysis of the situation in Gaza.
Read it here.
Monday, January 5, 2009
Excellent Analysis of Israel's Dilemma in Gaza
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1 comment:
Good article. Israel is forced into this crappy position of killing. What a terrible position to be in, espectially for a country that wants nothing more than to end war, and fear. Regardless of their position, we must not lose sight of the killings of hundreds of Palestinian civilians, who are caught in the crossfire, used as human shields. The word "unfortunate" in describing the deaths of these people is a dramatic understatement. We should all mourn the loss of innocent life on both sides.
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