Israeli girls writing messages on bomb shells
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Dizzy, I am not taking side. My point was to deplore the fact that, instead of keeping their violence and aggressivity to themselves, parents are filling their children's heads with pre-conceived hatred and forcing their political ideas on their children. You can switch the nationalities, it would be just as criminal. These girls writing messages on bomb shells cannot possibly understand their devastating effects.
As to the media not showing Israel's side, I live in North America and believe me, the media here are systematically more favorable to Israel than to Arab or Islamic countries. Maybe in this specific conflict, the public opinion is not on Israel's side, because it's hard to understand how the kidnapping of three soldiers could justify the destruction of a whole country.
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