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Monday, July 10, 2006

What a disgrace. Unadulterated propaganda from Hamas in the person of a Gazan physician screaming "woe is me." No mention of the hundred of Palestinian rockets that Palestinians have launched on Israel (something most Palestinians support), offers of humanitarian aid (declined by the Hamas government), that the "women and children" being held in Palestinian prisons are there on terrorism charges...this is a new low even for the Globe.

My life in Gaza by Mona El-Farra

THE IRONY IS almost beyond belief. Since the capture of an Israeli soldier on June 25, the Gaza Strip has been subjected to a large-scale military operation, what Israel calls ``Summer Rain." Because Israel bombed the power plant, and the area needs electricity to pump water, most of Gaza now has almost no access to drinking water. In the heat of summer, rain would be a blessing far more welcome than the ongoing bombings.

I am already starting to lose track of days and nights, of how many bombs have dropped. Since the main power plant was destroyed, we have had to live with no electricity. What we do get is patchy, and barely enough to recharge our mobile phones and our laptops so that we do not lose all touch with each other and with the outside world...

Sorry Mona, you don't choose war then cry victim.

This crud is more like something that should be published on fringe sites like Electronic Intifiada or Counterpunch, not a major metropolitan newspaper.

2 Comments

It's a reprint from one of those far-left anti-Israel sites. I've seen it somewhere before, last week, I think.

Color me unsurprised to see a major newspaper reprint it.

I'm with Ms. Yourish on this one. I would be surprised if something like this were NOT published in the Globe, the NYT, the Philadelphia Inquirer, LA Times, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, Miami Herald, etc., etc. They hate Israel, period, end of story.

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