August 18, 2005
News:
Chemical agents apparently being used by Gaza synagogue protesters against Israeli police
By Jack GrantProtesters (as distinct from settlers) at a Gaza synagogue are being forcibly removed, and it appears that the protesters are using some type of chemical to repel the police (this chemical is being identified as "acid" by the Israeli police, as broadcast on CNN International - link).
Police officers were seen coming out of the synagogue in their underwear and being doused with water, and the reporter on the scene described a burning sensation in his eyes.
The protesters are being identified as having come to Gaza from elsewhere, such as the West Bank, as opposed to settlers that were removed from the synagogue earlier.
In this extremely difficult time for their nation, have these protesters in using some type of chemical agent to oppose the police given the enemies of Isreal a propaganda victory?
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Posted by Jack Grant at 17:23 on 18 August 2005 Trackbacks (0) | permalinkLook, the Israeli Army is expert at removing people from their homes.
They have been practising for the past 50 years.
You arrive, hand over the piece of paper that says "Leave by the back door", stand off well away to one side, and the bulldozer goes in through the front door.
Simple.
I can't even work out why they are paying compensation now.
OH! It's Israelis that they are evicting? Well I guess that makes all the difference, huh!






