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How about posting a linked source to the 30,000 Civilians killed? Was it the same dead body dug up and displayed 30,000 times?
You do know that Hezbollah kinda lies a lot?
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It was from a, how can you say, site that supports freedom for Lebanon.
Amnesty INternational and the UN had this to say:
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Strikes on Lebanon's civilian population and infrastructure include Rafik Hariri International Airport, ports, a lighthouse, grain silos,[51] bridges, roads, factories, ambulances and relief trucks,[52] mobile telephone and television stations,[53] fuel containers and service stations,[54] and the country's largest dairy farm Liban Lait.[55]
An "initial assessment" Amnesty International report on Israeli attacks on civilian infrastructure states that "the evidence strongly suggests that the extensive destruction of public works, power systems, civilian homes and industry was deliberate and an integral part of the military strategy, rather than "collateral damage" – incidental damage to civilians or civilian property resulting from targeting military objectives."[56] UN Undersecretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Jan Egeland called Israel's offensive "disproportionate" and declared that the "horrific" leveling of "block after block" of buildings in Beirut "makes it a violation of humanitarian law."[
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Man, I'm glad Israel knocked out that dairy farm! Lord knows what those jihadists could do with a proper calcium supplement.
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I have some interesting Photoshopped pics of reuseable Dead Lebanonese Civilians being laid about, with some extremely clean toys placed here and there for effect.
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Yeah, like the lebanese need to photoshop anything to find a victim from an Israeli attack...
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Also got some pics of dismantled Ambulances supposedly hit by Israeli Missles.. Funny how the holes look like AK47 rounds or a chisel punched them, and nothing burnt, no paint, nothing. Looks like children tore the thing apart..
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Oh...these ambulances:
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On 13 July three Red Cross volunteers were wounded when an ambulance was hit.[102]
On 18 July the IDF attacked a convoy of ambulances and trucks operated by the United Arab Emirates Red Crescent (UAERC) on the road between Damascus and Beirut. One truck was destroyed, two were damaged and four passenger vehicles were damaged, causing injuries.[103]
According to CNN's Paula Zahn on 24 July, the Red Cross said that "an Israeli missile hit two clearly marked Red Cross ambulances that were parked inside the Lebanese town of Qana evacuating civilians—the wounded included a 60-year-old woman and 12-year-old boy who's now in a coma."
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So all these ambulances weren't hit by missiles, and the Red Cross is covering up this as being Israel's doing in order to protect the Hezbullah fighters who shot rescue workers giving urgent medical aid to wounded Lebanese civilians, who were wounded from, as it says above and the map provided in the link confirms, Israels "indiscriminate bombing" of Lebanon.
Hmmm.
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Also, describe a Civilian.. without AK47 and without uniform?
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Describe an Israeli civilian over 18 who is not part of the reserve defense forces. That pretty much clears up almost Hezbullah attack as being aimed at military forces.
But anyway, sure, here are some victims:
And here's just one specific example:
Terrorists killed by Israel, and their age, In an attack on Qana, Lebanon:
1. Ahmad Mahmud Shalhub, 55.
2. Ibrahim Hashim, 65.
3. Hasna' Hashim, 75.
4. `Ali Ahmad Hashim, 3.
5. `Abbas Ahmad Hashim, 9 months.
6. Hura’ Muhammad Qassim Shalhub, 12.
7. Mahdi Mahmud Hashim, 68.
8. Zahra Muhammad Qassim Shalhub, 2.
9. Ibrahim Ahmad Hashim, 7.
10. Ja`far Mahmud Hashim, 10.
11. Lina Muhammad Mahmud Shalhub, 30.
12. Nabila `Ali Amin Shalhub, 40.
13. `Ula Ahmad Mahmud Shalhub, 25.
14. Khadija `Ali Yusif, 31.
15. Taysir `Ali Shalhub, 39.
16. Zaynab Muhammad `Ali Amin Shalhub, 6.
17. Fatima Muhammad Hashim, 4.
18. `Ali Ahmad Mahmud Shalhub, 17.
19. Maryam Hassan Muhsin, 30.
20. Afaf al-Zabad, 45.
21. Yahya Muhammad Qassim Shalhub, 9.
22. `Ali Muhammad Kassim Shalhub, 10.
23. Yusif Ahmad Mahmud Shalhub, 6.
24. Qassim Samih Shalhub, 9.
25. Hussain Ahmad Hashim, 12.
26. Qassim Muhammad Shalhub, 7.
27. Raqiyya Mahmud Shalhub, 7.
28. Raqiyya Muhammad Hashim, unknown.
Source: Human Rights Watch