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| Charity Lists Dead Gaza Children in British Paper Ads | |
| 2014-08-07 | |
| [AnNahar] Save the Children placed full-page adverts in British newspapers on Wednesday listing the names of 373 Paleostinian children killed in Israel's offensive on Gazoo, as part of the charity's campaign for a permanent ceasefire. The black-and-white advert in broadsheet newspapers carries the names of the children that the Paleostinian Ministry of Health and United Nations ...an idea whose time has gone... (OCHA) have reported to have died between July 8 and August 3. Readers are invited to send text messages as part of the campaign to force a permanent ceasefire "for the children of Gazoo and Israel". A fragile ceasefire in the Gazoo Strip entered a second day on Wednesday as Israeli and Paleostinian delegations prepared for crunch talks in Cairo to try to extend the 72-hour truce. The ceasefire has brought relief to both sides after 1,875 Paleostinians and 67 people on the Israeli side were killed in one month of fighting. In a separate statement, Save the Children said the public health system in Gazoo was close to collapse and that half a million people were displaced from their homes. Save the Children's David Hassell said: "For the sake of children and their families, we are hoping that this ceasefire holds. "It is desperately needed, as essential services in Gazoo have all but collapsed and we are struggling to reach the most vulnerable children caught in this conflict."
The London Times refused to run an ad featuring Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel speaking out against what the ad says is Hamas, always the voice of sweet reason,' use of children as human shields. The ad is sponsored by The Values Network, which was founded by Rabbi Shmuley Boteach. It has run in The New York Times ...which still proudly displays Walter Duranty's Pulitzer prize... , Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal, among other U.S. newspapers. The rejection was first reported by the New York Observer. The London Times refused the ad because "the opinion being expressed is too strong and too forcefully made and will cause concern amongst a significant number of Times readers," according to a statement from a representative of the newspaper, the Observer reported. Hundreds of Paleostinian children were killed in Gazoo, according to Paleostinian sources, during Hamas' latest conflict with Israel. Hamas was accused of placing munitions and fighters in areas near children. Headlined "Jews rejected child sacrifice 3,500 years ago. Now it's Hamas turn," the ad began running last week. It reads, in part: "In my own lifetime, I have seen Jewish children thrown into the fire. And now I have seen Moslem children used as human shields, in both cases, by worshippers of death cults indistinguishable from that of the Molochites. "What we are suffering through today is not a battle of Jew versus Arab or Israeli versus Paleostinian. Rather, it is a battle between those who celebrate life and those who champion death. It is a battle of civilization versus barbarism." Countering the London Times statement, Boteach said in his own, "Elie Wiesel is one of the most respected human beings alive, a Nobel Peace Laureate, and is the living face of the Holocaust. No greater expert on genocide exists in the whole world. "His call for the end of child sacrifice by Hamas, who use children as human shields, and a stop to their genocidal charter, which calls for the murder of Jews everywhere, could only offend the sensibilities of the most die-hard anti-Israel haters and anti-Semites," said Boteach. | |
| Posted by:trailing wife |
| #2 How about a list of German children killed by Bomber Harris? Oh, wait, never mind. |
| Posted by: Procopius2k 2014-08-07 09:15 |
| #1 How about a list of British girls "groomed" by Muslim "Britons"? |
| Posted by: g(r)omgoru 2014-08-07 03:39 |