For any other Arab that doesn't want to die should pack their bags and move out Israel/ Palastine.

Lawrence, It seems that you might have some personality trouble since you openly support 2 messages here that are completly aways from each other ! How come you say to someone, who wrote he's supporting Gazan people, that it's exactly what you feel about this, and on the other hand, support someone who openly hate them.... Well Dear Watson it seems we have here a nice dilemma !

those Gazans you're advising to stay at home and hail israelis as liberators wouldn't have been in this situation if the very israelis you're talking about didn't force them out of Ashdod, Beersheba, Sderot and many cities and towns in pre-1948 Palestine! How can you ever dream of being liberators when the blood of over 400 people (> 40% women and kids) on your hands?! Enjoy London and don't bother yourself with Gazans! After all they don't need advise from people like youself!

It never ceases to amaze me how people pick time lines and create Scenarios to fit in with their perverted knowledge of history. You must have been educated in the Hamas University of false promises and risable propaganda. The history of the Jewish people and its connection to this its homeland preceeds any time line you could ever come up with, never mind your faulty comments on recent history. Moreover, let us look at what you did with Gaza "turned it into hell" and compare that with what we did with the land. Frankly and sadly speaking not even a toxic landfill site deserves tenants of your mindset.

But thank you anyway for the implication.I am sometimes fickle,there are many points of view,and sometimes more than just one opinion is the correct one.Try to see things from other peoples point of view and you will understand what I mean.I this case I can not personally feel happiness at the suffering of children in gaza,for example.On the other hand ,I also feel that the people there are bastards generally and deserve a good hammering,which is what they are receiving right now.Mixed feelings my friend....mixed feelings.

You mention "openly hate them" .There is enough hate in the world already,I choose not to add to it.

It is extremely unfortunate that people in the strip rejoice and hand out candy when lives are spilt on the other side of the border. Still, there are those who want to live in peaceful co-existence. These few voices can only speak in whispers, if at all, unless they be called and sentenced as traitors.

When I suffer I start to sing the following song: " I'm gonna sit write down and write myself a Letter" I recently visited a psychiatrist regarding my slit personality.The psychiatrist asked" Right,which one of you am I going to treat first?" He also charged me twice...ha ha ha.

Both #13 and also #25.And even a broken clock is correct at least twice a day...

Yeah, you're out of wack and #34 points it out. He failed to mention the many Jews chased out of Hebron, Schem, and Gush Katif (Gaza) by Arab armies and racists in 1920,1929, and 1948 - massacre Jews as they went along. Jews didn't provoke a war. They weren't even armed but Al-Husseini decided a good old fashioned massacre of Jews would be about right - Hebron's Jewish community was stolen by Arabs and their synagogue used as a toilet and goat shed. The Arabs you speak of in Gaza, though few are actually with roots to the area beyond 10 years, not only supported a war of annihilation against the Jews, they supported and hid Arab fighters, much like they do today in Gaza - making them equally guilty. They could have stayed, like Arabs in Haifa, and lived in peace with Jews, but hate and promise of riches (Arab leaders promised Pal Arabs they could return and take ALL of the Jewish booty after the slaughter was over) let them to a destructive path...and still does.

I hope Israel keeps up the good work chasing for terrorists. Many thanks, Israel.

the TB is in Red - this is a good indication, or pulse reading. Obviously, not all Israelis. But most. Shalom.