CAMERA's Gilead Ini: Goldstone Commissioner Suggests Israelis Conditioned to Kill Children, "Months before the Goldstone Commission report was finished and publicized, one commissioner -- having clearly accepted as incontrovertible fact the most inflammatory and dubious accusations by Palestinian witnesses -- had made up his mind that Israelis are conditioned to kill children..."

Elder of Ziyon is still at it: Goldstone report inaccuracies, part 14. Regarding a strike near a UNRWA school: "...Given the facts that al-Qassam and DFLP terrorists were in the area, that mortar fire was coming from that area (according to reporters who interviewed witnesses), that the IDF responded without hitting the school itself, and that IDF return fire did indeed kill a number of terrorists far out of proportion to the report's characterization of a busy street with 150 civilians randomly scattered about (para. 698, using the Hamas witness again as their primary source,) it seems that Goldstone's legal analysis as to the military advantage of IDF returning fire is incorrect."

JTA reports that the Obama Administration has assured that the report isn't going anywhere: "The Obama administration will not allow the Goldstone report recommendations on Israel's conduct in the Gaza war to reach the International Criminal Court...the U.S. strategy was to "quickly" bring the report...to its "natural conclusion" within the Human Rights Council and not to allow it to go further..."

Susan Rice has called it "one-sided and unacceptable"

The Wall Street Journal notes the implications: The U.N.'s Anti-Antiterror Report - A biased 'finding' on Gaza could also apply to Afghanistan: "...a new report from a U.N. "fact finding mission" about January's war in the Gaza Strip marks a new low, employing logic and arguments that will be felt wherever the West confronts terrorism..."

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