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I hope they fire the "team leader" twat!
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Conflict flares up in Gaza again
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Grant
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small steps, but in the right direction . .
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Jezuz, you want him to really get going then?
/grabs bottle of scotch back
marine1
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I am going to lodge a complaint with HRC and have already ten it up with Standard Bank
Ha ha ha what time can I fetch?
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I hope you also made them aware of his atrocious spelling, one would expect a standard bank team leader to be able to spell the word hero, what a POS.
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std bank is a client of a friend who told me there was a little "trouble in paradise".
std bank themselves picked it up (maybe / probably some people also contacted them) damage control now (for my friend)
not sure what direction the "team leader's" career will take at lunchtime
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But again the resident Muslims here are silent on these blatant racist attacks.
Again, this is all about religion and sweet F all about anything else.
it's hate speech of the very 1st order, but insults are being thrown by everybody in all directions right now
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I think a golden opportunity is about to unfold and present itself on a silver platter. This could turn out to be THE WEEK! :twisted: /rubs hands together
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“If you hide your ignorance, no one will hit you and you'll never learn.” Guess on the up side for mr team leader, opportunity to learn...- hoping some on here, also get a wake up call...
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Hamas Breaks Ceasefire !!!!
My fellow Muslims and anyone else saying Israel is in the wrong: YOUR COMMENTS
LIVE UPDATES: Mortar shells fired from Gaza two hours into temporary truce
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/1.605590
A temporary humanitarian cease-fire between Israel and Hamas went into effect at 10 A.M. on Thursday and is scheduled to last until 3 P.M. Three rockets were fired at southern Israel just two hours after the cease-fire went into effect.
Hamas agreed to abide by the cease-fire and the IDF warned that Israel would retaliate against any attempt to violate it. The army has not responded to the noontime rocket fire.
The cease-fire was requested by Robert Serry, the United Nations special coordinator for the Middle East, in order to allow aid into the Gaza Strip.
The Israel Defense Forces struck 37 targets overnights in the Gaza Strip; the death toll in the coastal territory has reached 230. Hamas and the Islamic Jihad have fired more than 1,215 rockets and mortar shells into Israel since the hostilities began, reaching the length and breadth of the country. One Israeli has been killed, several wounded and millions of lives disrupted. Of the missiles fired, 38 have exploded in built-up spaces and 231 have been intercepted by the Iron Dome missile defense system.
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For Wednesday's live updates, click here
Latest updates:
1:27 P.M. Palestinian sources report death toll in Operation Protective Edge rises to 230. 1,690 people have been wounded. (Jack Khoury)
1:19 P.M. Israeli President Shimon Peres tells BBC yesterday's killings of four Palestinian children on a beach in Gaza City were not intentional.
When questioned if Israel would apologize, Peres said "we are really sorry to see four children killed."
"I think the Air Force takes maximum care not to hit children," Peres continued.
"Pilots have orders not to [carry out strikes] if they see a single child."
Peres said there was a "great concentration of weapons" in the area where the air strike occured. "Unfortunately, [the Palestinians] did not take out the children, who did not have the slightest idea."
1:15 P.M. Israeli delegation leaves Cairo after talks with Egyptian officials on a proposed long-term truce for the Gaza Strip. "The delegation's short visit came in response to the Egyptian initiative [on a Gaza ceasefire] that includes holding talks in Cairo with top-level delegations from the Israeli government and the Palestinian factions to consolidate the proposed ceasefire and complete confidence-building measures," an Egyptian official said. (DPA) Read full article
12:45 P.M. Egypt's foreign minister says its proposal for a cease-fire between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas is gaining momentum, calling it the only viable way to stop an "intolerable humanitarian situation" in Gaza.
"The plan has been widely endorsed by the Arab League, it has been endorsed by the European Union... and it continues to gain momentum in terms of recognition," Sameh Shukri said Thursday in an interview with The Associated Press.
The plan, which includes easing access to Gaza, was accepted by Israel this week but rejected by Hamas, which said it had never been consulted, a claim Shukri denied. (AP)
12:41 P.M. Al-Qassam Brigades claim all militants returned safely to Gaza following the attempted infiltration into Israel early Thursday morning. (Jack Khoury)
12:20 P.M. Three mortar shells land in Eshkol Regional Council. No injuries or damages reported. (Haaretz)
12:02 P.M. Sirens sound in Eshkol Regional Council and Ashkelon areas, two hours after temporary cease-fire went into effect.
11:59 A.M. Three suspects, including two minors, are formally indicted for the kidnapping and murder of Palestinian teen Mohammed Abu Khdeir. (Haaretz) Read the full article
11:27 A.M. The Shin Bet said it warned the army of intelligence indicating a potential infiltration attempt, and that soldiers were thus prepared and on high alert, with increased troops in the area. (Gili Cohen) Read the full article
11:01 A.M. One hour into cease-fire, both Israel and Hamas are adhering.
10:31 A.M. Palestinian media reports three killed in IDF airstrike in Rafah minutes before the truce went into effect. (Haaretz)
10:00 A.M. Temporary 5-hour truce goes into effect. One minute before the cease-fire went into effect, Iron Dome intercepts a rocket over Be'er Sheva, and a mortar explodes in an open area near the border fence in Eshkol Regional Council. (Gili Cohen and Shirly Seidler)
9:48 A.M. The Israeli delegation is in Cairo for negotiations over the cease-fire in the Gaza Strip. The Israel team is headed by Shin Bet Chief Yoram Cohen, and includes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's envoy Isaac Molho and the head of the Defense Ministry's political-security department, Amos Gilad. The three were meeting with senior Egyptian intelligence officials in attempt to revive the Egyptian proposal that collapsed two days ago. (Barak Ravid) Read full article
9:35 A.M. Rocket sirens sound in Netivot area and in Be'er Sheva; one rocket explodes in open area in Be'er Sheva and Merhavim Regional Council. (Shirly Seidler)
9:27 A.M. Residents of Sufa, Hulit and Kerem Shalom on the Gaza border told to resume routine after being instructed to remain indoors as IDF forces comb the area following the infiltration attempt. (Haaretz)
9:24 A.M. Clashes in East Jerusalem: Palestinians threw stones at a passing train in the Shoafat neighborhood this morning. No injuries were reported.
Two Palestinians arrested overnight in East Jerusalem, suspected of throwing stones. Another three Palestinians suspected of attacking a Jewish man in the Muslim Quarter were also arrested. The victim did not require medical treatment. An additional 21 Palestinians suspected involvement in Jerusalem riots over the last two weeks were also arrested overnight. 201 Palestinians have been arrested over the past two months, 45 of whom have been formally charged. Police expect to make further arrests.
Meanwhile, a brawl fight broke out between two families in the Silwan
neighborhood, most likely due to a fight between children. Three people were injured by gunfire, and a bus and a number of stores were hit by firebombs during the incident. (Nir Hasson)
9:15 A.M. Details emerge of overnight infiltrations attempt: Militants seen by IDF observation post entering the tunnel at 4:30 A.M. "If the terror attack had been actualized, it would have been very significant. Think, 13 terrorists inside of a kibbutz. We would have woken up this morning to a killing spree, including the possibility of abductions. That clearly would have been the result," IDF spokesman says. (Gili Cohen)
My fellow Muslims and anyone else saying Israel is in the wrong: YOUR COMMENTS
LIVE UPDATES: Mortar shells fired from Gaza two hours into temporary truce
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/1.605590
A temporary humanitarian cease-fire between Israel and Hamas went into effect at 10 A.M. on Thursday and is scheduled to last until 3 P.M. Three rockets were fired at southern Israel just two hours after the cease-fire went into effect.
Hamas agreed to abide by the cease-fire and the IDF warned that Israel would retaliate against any attempt to violate it. The army has not responded to the noontime rocket fire.
The cease-fire was requested by Robert Serry, the United Nations special coordinator for the Middle East, in order to allow aid into the Gaza Strip.
The Israel Defense Forces struck 37 targets overnights in the Gaza Strip; the death toll in the coastal territory has reached 230. Hamas and the Islamic Jihad have fired more than 1,215 rockets and mortar shells into Israel since the hostilities began, reaching the length and breadth of the country. One Israeli has been killed, several wounded and millions of lives disrupted. Of the missiles fired, 38 have exploded in built-up spaces and 231 have been intercepted by the Iron Dome missile defense system.
SUBSCRIBE TO HAARETZ AND GET FULL COVERAGE
For Wednesday's live updates, click here
Latest updates:
1:27 P.M. Palestinian sources report death toll in Operation Protective Edge rises to 230. 1,690 people have been wounded. (Jack Khoury)
1:19 P.M. Israeli President Shimon Peres tells BBC yesterday's killings of four Palestinian children on a beach in Gaza City were not intentional.
When questioned if Israel would apologize, Peres said "we are really sorry to see four children killed."
"I think the Air Force takes maximum care not to hit children," Peres continued.
"Pilots have orders not to [carry out strikes] if they see a single child."
Peres said there was a "great concentration of weapons" in the area where the air strike occured. "Unfortunately, [the Palestinians] did not take out the children, who did not have the slightest idea."
1:15 P.M. Israeli delegation leaves Cairo after talks with Egyptian officials on a proposed long-term truce for the Gaza Strip. "The delegation's short visit came in response to the Egyptian initiative [on a Gaza ceasefire] that includes holding talks in Cairo with top-level delegations from the Israeli government and the Palestinian factions to consolidate the proposed ceasefire and complete confidence-building measures," an Egyptian official said. (DPA) Read full article
12:45 P.M. Egypt's foreign minister says its proposal for a cease-fire between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas is gaining momentum, calling it the only viable way to stop an "intolerable humanitarian situation" in Gaza.
"The plan has been widely endorsed by the Arab League, it has been endorsed by the European Union... and it continues to gain momentum in terms of recognition," Sameh Shukri said Thursday in an interview with The Associated Press.
The plan, which includes easing access to Gaza, was accepted by Israel this week but rejected by Hamas, which said it had never been consulted, a claim Shukri denied. (AP)
12:41 P.M. Al-Qassam Brigades claim all militants returned safely to Gaza following the attempted infiltration into Israel early Thursday morning. (Jack Khoury)
12:20 P.M. Three mortar shells land in Eshkol Regional Council. No injuries or damages reported. (Haaretz)
12:02 P.M. Sirens sound in Eshkol Regional Council and Ashkelon areas, two hours after temporary cease-fire went into effect.
11:59 A.M. Three suspects, including two minors, are formally indicted for the kidnapping and murder of Palestinian teen Mohammed Abu Khdeir. (Haaretz) Read the full article
11:27 A.M. The Shin Bet said it warned the army of intelligence indicating a potential infiltration attempt, and that soldiers were thus prepared and on high alert, with increased troops in the area. (Gili Cohen) Read the full article
11:01 A.M. One hour into cease-fire, both Israel and Hamas are adhering.
10:31 A.M. Palestinian media reports three killed in IDF airstrike in Rafah minutes before the truce went into effect. (Haaretz)
10:00 A.M. Temporary 5-hour truce goes into effect. One minute before the cease-fire went into effect, Iron Dome intercepts a rocket over Be'er Sheva, and a mortar explodes in an open area near the border fence in Eshkol Regional Council. (Gili Cohen and Shirly Seidler)
9:48 A.M. The Israeli delegation is in Cairo for negotiations over the cease-fire in the Gaza Strip. The Israel team is headed by Shin Bet Chief Yoram Cohen, and includes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's envoy Isaac Molho and the head of the Defense Ministry's political-security department, Amos Gilad. The three were meeting with senior Egyptian intelligence officials in attempt to revive the Egyptian proposal that collapsed two days ago. (Barak Ravid) Read full article
9:35 A.M. Rocket sirens sound in Netivot area and in Be'er Sheva; one rocket explodes in open area in Be'er Sheva and Merhavim Regional Council. (Shirly Seidler)
9:27 A.M. Residents of Sufa, Hulit and Kerem Shalom on the Gaza border told to resume routine after being instructed to remain indoors as IDF forces comb the area following the infiltration attempt. (Haaretz)
9:24 A.M. Clashes in East Jerusalem: Palestinians threw stones at a passing train in the Shoafat neighborhood this morning. No injuries were reported.
Two Palestinians arrested overnight in East Jerusalem, suspected of throwing stones. Another three Palestinians suspected of attacking a Jewish man in the Muslim Quarter were also arrested. The victim did not require medical treatment. An additional 21 Palestinians suspected involvement in Jerusalem riots over the last two weeks were also arrested overnight. 201 Palestinians have been arrested over the past two months, 45 of whom have been formally charged. Police expect to make further arrests.
Meanwhile, a brawl fight broke out between two families in the Silwan
neighborhood, most likely due to a fight between children. Three people were injured by gunfire, and a bus and a number of stores were hit by firebombs during the incident. (Nir Hasson)
9:15 A.M. Details emerge of overnight infiltrations attempt: Militants seen by IDF observation post entering the tunnel at 4:30 A.M. "If the terror attack had been actualized, it would have been very significant. Think, 13 terrorists inside of a kibbutz. We would have woken up this morning to a killing spree, including the possibility of abductions. That clearly would have been the result," IDF spokesman says. (Gili Cohen)
ToxicBunny
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Much as I dislike punishing someone for their postings on Social Media....
This idiot opened himself up for it.
I don't think anyone seriously believed they would stick to it.
marine1
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Right only the sane people knew that but now I would like comment from the usual suspects that claim Israel is the evil aggressor here.
Oh wait this was probably Israels fault right?
Time to go in and flatten the place like I said before.
Sick of the PC crap. Hamas dont want peace and never will
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