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An Israeli plane had been chasing militant infiltrators along the border between Taba and Eliat and one Egyptian Central Security officer and two Central Security men were caught in the line of fire," the army official said.
capsicum wrote:what facts other than gunmen killed six civilians in an ambush in southern Israel.
@ Shaf... Don't you consider the gunmen terrorists?
hey actually launched an attack on soldiers.
As I said, what is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. Fanbois excuse the Occupying Military Army when it kills civilians - saying 'but it was really an attack on militant targets'. How is this different?
As I said, IF the militants were targetting civilians, then they would clearly be terrorists. In this case they launched an attack on armed Occupation Army soldiers.
Both as bad as each other
shafique wrote:What has your nostalgia got to do with this engagement by militants on soldiers of the Israeli Occupation Army?
Cheers,
Shafique
herve wrote:shafique wrote:What has your nostalgia got to do with this engagement by militants on soldiers of the Israeli Occupation Army?
Cheers,
Shafique
The bigot has spoken, the attack was on CIVILIANS, not on soldiers. but according to al shafique, there are no civilians in Israel.
And the attack took place in Israel, not in occupied territories.
Al shafique sounds like Imam Abdul Makin and Islamic lawyer anjem Choudary who stated that non muslims are never considered innocent.
herve wrote:shafique wrote:What has your nostalgia got to do with this engagement by militants on soldiers of the Israeli Occupation Army?
Cheers,
Shafique
The bigot has spoken, the attack was on CIVILIANS, not on soldiers. but according to al shafique, there are no civilians in Israel.
And the attack took place in Israel, not in occupied territories.
Al shafique sounds like Imam Abdul Makin and Islamic lawyer anjem Choudary who stated that non muslims are never considered innocent.
event horizon wrote:Do you have any new information about the circumstances of the killing of the Egyptian soldiers?
Between Friday, 19 August and Sunday, 21 August, initial reports indicate that the Israeli Air Force carried out approximately 30 air strikes on the Gaza Strip, resulting in the killing of seven Palestinians, and the injury of approximately 30 additional Palestinians. Tank fire from Israel forces stationed along the border and at sea was also reported, without casualty or damage. During the same period, tens of rockets and mortars fired by Palestinian armed groups towards cities in southern Israel resulted in the death of one Israeli civilian and the injury of six, including a baby and a nine-yearold child. One Palestinian child, 13-years-old, was also killed, and six others injured, when a GRAD rocket fired by Palestinian armed groups fell short.
At least some of the attackers wore brown uniforms, similar to those used by the Egyptian Army.
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Despite protests in Cairo, it is clear there is an awareness in Egypt of the possibility that some soldiers serving near the area of the attack had been involved in the shooting at Israelis.
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Egyptian soldiers were seen holding three men at gunpoint.
When the Israeli officers asked for the captives to be handed over, an Egyptian officer claimed that they were Egyptian soldiers. At some point the troops came under fire, and a sniper killed the anti-terrorist police officer Pascal Avrahami..
Mahmoud04 wrote:what exactly is your source of information!! or is it all assumptions! not new, huh..
may be this remove some of the claimed confusion.
http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/meast/08/ ... index.html
http://www.forward.com/articles/141698/
and to save all the expected debates there is one FACT:
Israel IDF has shoot Egyptians on the Egyptian lands.
everything else is $#it.