IDF fashion 2009 – Dead Palestinian babies

 

A T-shirt printed at the request of an IDF soldier in the sniper unit reading 'I shot two kills.'

Subhanallah!!! Is this how Israel talks about supporting peace?

After an infamous incursion into Gaza, killing scores of people and razing hundreds of buildings to the ground, the people are printing T-shirts with derogatory slogans for the Israeli Defence Force.

Read the whole story here: Dead Palestinian babies and bombed mosques – IDF fashion 2009

And watch the news report by Al Jazeera English here:

May Allah [swt] protect the Muslims in this fitnah and destroy the falsehood perpertrated during this incursion.

Gaza Special – Hamas vs Israel now on Twitter

 

 

 

First it was Youtube. Now the war of words on the conflict between Hamas and Israel is raging on Twitter.

As reported from Information Week:

Twitter’s been in the news repeatedly recently for its emergence as a news source of sorts. It exploded on the scene during the Mumbai bombings in India after simmering during the election and the earthquake in China earlier this year.

Now, it’s making waves again, this time as Israel and those sympathetic to its cause wage the battle of words against Hamas and those not so sympathetic to Israel’s course of action in Gaza.

Last Tuesday, the Israeli consulate in New York held a question and answer session on Twitter (from the screen name israelconsulate) that was open to anyone with a Twitter account. During the Q&A, Israel was subject to — and answered or at least dodged — tough questions about the effectiveness of military action, whether the conflict was tied to upcoming Israeli elections, Hamas’ role as an elected government, conditions for a cease-fire, and even pointed attacks accusing Israel of Nazi-like tactics.

From another point of view, Al Jazeera has set up a Twitter account called AJGaza and is affixing text topic identifiers, called hashtags, that are marked #Gaza, to all of its posts. Recent posts highlight President-elect Barack Obama’s reaction to the crisis, near real-time reports on explosions and fighting around Gaza, and updates on the Gaza death tolls.

Another account, QassamCount, tallies Qassam rockets fired into Israel by Hamas. Overall, tweets labeled with the #Gaza hash are flowing in at a blistering pace with viewpoints and news updates from all sides in the conflict.

Twitter is only one of several social media sites tracking the conflict beyond the view of television and print media. Social media search engines like WhosTalkin and Social Mention turn up reams of online conversation about the conflict.

Here’s the report from Information Week:Israel-Gaza Conflict Spills Over Into Twitter

Gaza Special – Youtube in the hands of the Israeli

It has come to notice that the Isreali government opened it’s own YouTube channel showing people how their air strikes are purely targeting Hamas “headquarters”. Through this channel they are showing videos which show their power and might in thier strikes against Hamas.

Nothing can be further than the truth.

Subanallah, this lie of theirs was exposed in a recent BBC article. This article shows the claim of the Israeli government in destroying a truck being loaded with missiles. It was later found out that a man and his family were loading oxygen cylinders from his workshop.

In other parts of the world, protests are taking place against the Gaza invasion:

Gaza protests worldwide