Since
Al-Qaeda=ISIS=Hamas=Hezbollah – When is Israel Going to tend to the Wounded of
Hamas and Hezbollah?
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| According to Netanyahu – Hamas, al-Qaeda and IS are all the same |
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| Indeed. Why are Israeli commandos risking their lives for Al Qaeda militants? Pure humanitarianism of course!! |
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| Unconscious: A wounded Syrian Islamic militant receives urgent medical treatment from Israeli troops at the Syrian border. The commandos are seen administering ‘tracheal intubation’ by forcing a tube down the man’s throat to prevent asphyxiation |
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You will forgive me if
I sound slightly confused. But according
to Benjamin Netanyahu who, as we all know, always speaks the unvarnished truth,
Hamas & Hezbollah are the same as ISIS and Al Qaeda. They are all Islamic and therefore, by
definition, equal to each other.
I sound slightly confused. But according
to Benjamin Netanyahu who, as we all know, always speaks the unvarnished truth,
Hamas & Hezbollah are the same as ISIS and Al Qaeda. They are all Islamic and therefore, by
definition, equal to each other.
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| Safe: The stabilised casualty is stretchered out of the vehicle outside the hospital, where he will be handed over to the surgical team |
In much the same way
as Nazi ideology held that all Jews were much the same, regardless of their
ideological differences, which were just a pretence for the benefit of the
goyim (non-Jews) so it is with Islamists.
as Nazi ideology held that all Jews were much the same, regardless of their
ideological differences, which were just a pretence for the benefit of the
goyim (non-Jews) so it is with Islamists.
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| Emergency: The militant is very close to death and requires expert medical attention from the team, including a complex blood transfusion |
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| Nervous: A treated Syrian militant is wheeled out of a civilian ambulance a mile from the Syrian border in order to be taken back to Syria |
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| Wounded: The commandos must stabilise the casualty as soon as possible and rush him to hospital so that his wounds can be treated |
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| Mission accomplished: The armoured car, filled with heavily armed commandos and the patched-up militant, leaves for the Syrian border |
So maybe someone can
answer the following question. If Israel
takes in al-Nusra fighters, who are al-Qaeda’s group in Syria, and other
Islamists too, why is it that Israel doesn’t provide similar facilities for
members of Hamas and Hezbollah? Instead
of murdering and imprisoning Hamas and Hezbollah militants, perhaps we will see
Israel offering the best hospital care that Israel can provide and then
returning them, gun in hand, to Gaza in order that they can resume the
struggle!
answer the following question. If Israel
takes in al-Nusra fighters, who are al-Qaeda’s group in Syria, and other
Islamists too, why is it that Israel doesn’t provide similar facilities for
members of Hamas and Hezbollah? Instead
of murdering and imprisoning Hamas and Hezbollah militants, perhaps we will see
Israel offering the best hospital care that Israel can provide and then
returning them, gun in hand, to Gaza in order that they can resume the
struggle!
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| Danger: Israeli commandos are carrying out similar rescues every night – but their government’s motive for authorising the extraordinary missions is unclear |
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| Recovering: Mohammed, 20, a Syrian militant, receives medical care in Israel after his leg was almost destroyed by heavy machine gun fire |
Of course if anyone
can answer explain all this to me I shall be immensely grateful.
can answer explain all this to me I shall be immensely grateful.
Tony Greenstein
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| Transfer: The militant is taken on a stretcher to the waiting armoured vehicle for the short journey back to Syria, where he will be collected |
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