TODAY’S MAIN BLOG WILL FOLLOW THIS AFTERNOON.
UPDATES 8:00 am Israel time, Thursday, August 28 2014:
**The death toll continues to mount in Gaza. According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, a 20 year old woman was accidentally shot to death during the Hamas victory celebrations on Tuesday night (numerous others were wounded).
Let’s see:
1 woman killed by celebratory gunfire
25 killed (at least) by Hamas execution squads who accused them of being collaborators
30 killed (at least) by Hamas execution squads who worried that because they had helped build tunnels, they would reveal the location of the tunnels–those killed were mostly children
126 killed (at least) by Hamas before the war started in the process of building the tunnels–mostly children
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20 killed (at least) while attempting to protest against Hamas during the war
numerous (who knows how many) killed by errant Hamas mortars and missiles that hit Palestinian homes, shelters, and random people in the street
numerous (who knows how many) killed by Hamas during the war in the process of using them as human shields
numerous (who knows how many) killed by Hamas because Hamas refused to let the wounded people in Gaza receive medical care in Israel. More than this, Hamas repeatedly attacked the Israeli crossings through which the wounded and medical supplies were being transported
But who cares about any of these Palestinian deaths? Certainly not the international media. Far be it for anyone to criticize Palestinians killing Palestinians.
A student from Malawi, who had worked with an Israeli health volunteer in his country battling AIDS, came up to us as we walked down the street in the UC-Davis Picnic Day Parade and wanted to carry the Israeli flag.