did you see the palestinian girl mourning his father on the beach in gaza?how did you feel?

Question

coments from victims of terrorism are most welcomed

Answer 1

Well... hopefully that was a typo... because I didn't see any hermaphrodite crying for it's father. (Girl... he...). But yeah, I'm just being a jerkwad.

No, I didn't see it, actually. But It'd be hard to stomache the torment the poor child must be feeling (I assume the father was either dying or dead... as a result of clashes between opposing forces). :-(

The reason the violence doesn't stop and the reason it doesn't heavily impact outside families (esp. American families, because they can readily see it on the news networks) is because no one attributes themselves to the feelings and thoughts of the afflicted. If you put yourself in that child's shoes, you'd die as a person inside. The pain and instability inside would be so much that you'd literally break down. But I have to give them (the children near Gaza and Israel) a lot of kudos. They can be decaying on the inside, but still keep an "honorable" facade on the outside. Could it be because they're afraid that the rebels *want* to see them cry? If so... fuc*ing sadists, if you ask me.

I want to hug that child now... really badly. :-(

Answer 2

This is the case of Mohammed al-Dura again, where an Arab terror group accidentally kills Arab non-combatants and gets the world to blame Jews.

You can see the girl's picture here:
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1150035838991&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull

Answer 3

i felt sad, and a part of me wanted to support her. i feel sad for her

Answer 4

the girl was a male?

Answer 5

send me a link..i havent seen it.

Answer 6

feel sorry and sad .