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      Av 16, 5770, 7/27/2010

      "Completely Unacceptable," Great Britain's Condemnation


      I have just returned from bringing my father to Arizona, USA to reunite with my mother.  I've written more about it on Shiloh Musings and me-ander.

      "Completely Unacceptable," Great Britain's Condemnation of Israel
      David Cameron isn't interested in the truth

      Today Mr Cameron said: "The situation in Gaza has to change. Humanitarian goods and people must flow in both directions.

      "Gaza cannot and must not be allowed to remain a prison camp."

      And he added: "The Israeli attack on the Gaza flotilla was completely unacceptable.

      "And I have told PM Netanyahu we will expect the Israeli inquiry to be swift, transparent and rigorous." (complete article, I first heard this on the bbc, but can't find it on the internet site)

      Great Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron's words are no great surprise.  The anti-Israeli (Zionist/Jewish) policies of Great Britain are long-standing.  Cameron's no different from his predecessors.

      Israel does permit humanitarian goods and people to cross in and out of Gaza.  But because of the terrorist and rocket attacks from Gaza on Israel, Israel has no choice other than inspect the goods first.  That's what all countries do.  Israel didn't "attack" the Gaza flotilla; it just attempted to inspect the goods, but the soldiers were surprised/attacked by violent mercenaries.  In self-defense the Israelis had to kill some of the mercenaries.  It's that simple, but David Cameron isn't interested in the truth.