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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
March 15, 2019
מטוסי קרב, מסוקי קרב וכלי טיס של צה"ל תקפו הלילה כמאה יעדי טרור של ארגון הטרור חמאס ברחבי רצועת עזה. התקיפה בוצעה בתגובה לשיגורי הרקטות לעבר שטח ישראל מוקדם יותר הערב על ידי ארגון הטרור חמאס
לכל הפרטים: https://t.co/okLrkSaSA1 pic.twitter.com/03GO1I2mlU— צבא ההגנה לישראל (@idfonline) March 15, 2019
The Jews just hit 100 targets in Gaza.
This is the biggest bombing in… I don’t know how long.
They bomb all the time, but this is definitely a bigger than usual hit.
RT:
Israeli jets and helicopters hit around 100 Hamas-linked targets in Gaza on Thursday overnight, the Israeli Army has said. The air raids were conducted in response to rockets launched from Gaza at Tel Aviv.
A Hamas HQ in Gaza’s downtown Rimal district, a rocket-manufacturing site and militant training ground, were among the targets hit, according to the military.
We hit 100 Hamas military targets in Gaza in response to the rockets they fired at Israeli civilians. Among them:
• Underground rocket manufacturing site
• HQ responsible for orchestrating Hamas terrorism in Judea & Samaria
• Hamas center of unmanned aerial aircraft#StopHamas pic.twitter.com/Iy3DwpNpTU— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) March 15, 2019
The airstrikes were made in retaliation to rockets launched from Gaza into Israeli territory, towards Tel Aviv. “Hamas terror group bears the responsibility for everything going on in and out of Gaza,” the IDF said.
Hamas, by the way, is saying they didn’t send any rockets.
Maybe they did and they’re lying, though that would be something new for Islamists.
This story will of course get buried under news of the New Zealand shooting, even though I’m sure Israel killed a lot more Moslems than Brenton Tarrant. And he killed ones who were invading his home, while Israel killed ones whose homes they’ve invaded.
Israel saying “we won’t give up any more land.”
How much land does New Zealand have to give up before they’re allowed to fight back, Jews?
You stole all that land in the first place.
It’s almost like there’s some kind of a… double standard at work here.
