From the New York Times
A Palestinian human rights group in Gaza took the unusual step this week of condemning the building and storage of anti-Israel rockets in densely populated areas, a practice that has led to injuries and deaths of civilians.
The Palestinian Center for Human Rights said that it had investigated recent rocket explosions and found that locally produced projectiles had fallen on homes in Gaza or exploded in factories where they were made or stored. Shrapnel severely wounded several people, including a 22-year-old woman and her 7-month-old baby.
It called on the Hamas government, which controls Gaza, to investigate “and take measures to protect Palestinians and their property.” It added that “members of the Palestinian resistance continue to store explosives or to treat such explosives in locations close to populated areas.”
“This poses a major threat to the lives of the Palestinian civilians,” it said.
2 comments:
they only investigated when the bombs blew up in their faces
where have they been for the past 10 years??????
oh...and i thought hamas has no choice but to fire from populated areas...as gaza is just one gigantic prison
ummm....will they be forwarding the report to goldstone?
this hardly comes as a surprise. not the far left are going to be swayed from their undying love for hamas and other alike minded "freedom fighters".
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