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1. good
| kadafa , |
philippine |
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its i hope always landed in egypt and they will feel how israel suffering
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2. if...
| tom , |
toronto, canada |
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if the terrorists in gaza keep this up, it may be egypt's turn to clear out gaza and make the rockets stop.
in which case there will be far more civilian casualties and no "goldstone report". you can bet on that.
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3. Egypt opened the floodgates
Egypt is creating a monster that may turn on it. Does Egypt really want Iran and Al Kaida in it's backyard?
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4. Is Barak going to apologize for that too?
| Gee , |
Zikron Yaakov |
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(08.24.11) |
By the end of the day the delusional Egyptians will blame us for their actions that let the material into Gaza.
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5. will the they blame israel for this as well?
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6. I've been thinking the same as what you
| Robert Haymond , |
Israel/Canada |
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wrote, Tom #2. Is it possible that Egypt will now be confronting the same monster as we have? And, if so, Egyptian soldiers may have to invade and wipe out this iniquitous association of Arab Muslims who cause so much havoc in Israel and now beginning to spread themselves elsewhere. Recall Black September. Nobody really likes "Palestinians". they are just a useful funding and propaganda source.
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7. rocket in Egypt
| Issy Hass , |
Ra'anana-Israel |
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(08.24.11) |
Surely Egypt will ask Hamas to regret hitting an Egyption woman?
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