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Meanwhile, northern Israeli residents say they have more chance of
winning the lottery than getting hit by a Katyusha missile There were no Hezbollah rockets and no Hezbollah militants in the village of
Qana that was leveled by the Israelis on Sunday night, according to village
residents and Red Cross workers stationed in the area. Another apologist fabrication
to justify Israeli atrocities has been exposed as a total fraud. Prime Minister Ehud Olmert claimed Sunday Hezbollah were, "hiding places
for rockets inside the village and the village itself is a safe haven for those
who launch rockets." Israeli media mouthpieces and drooling Neo-Cons have repeatedly tried to portray
Israel's rampant war crimes as a
right to self-defense, even in light of mounting atrocities and the deliberate
targeting of aid workers, ambulances, UN observers, and women and children who
slept in their beds and never woke up. "There were no Hezbollah rockets fired from Qana - this was the justification
given by the Israelis for bombing the shelter and again carrying out a massive
bombardment all that night long and well into the next day of that entire village,"
Dahr Jamail told the Alex Jones Show. Jamail is a Christian Lebanese American independent journalist who has worked
for the Guardian, the Independent, and the Sunday Herald. "They claim that it was Hezbollah's fault, that they were forced to murder
these innocent people because Hezbollah continues to fire rockets into Israel." "I spoke with two residents at the scene of the bombing, two people who
were nearby, who lived in the village and they said of course there were no
Hezbollah rockets fired from this village because when Hezbollah does that all
of the villagers clear out immediately because people are well aware that once
those rockets are fired Israel is going to retaliate with a massive air strike
on the entire area." "So no rockets were fired according to the residents there." Jamail also verified this contention by speaking to aid workers in the nearby
city of Tyre. "These claims were backed up not only by residents but when I talked to the
Lebanese Red Cross they said the same thing - they said no when we go into these
villages usually we can find evidence if there is any - we will find rocket launchers,
we will find guns, we will even find some Hezbollah fighters," said Jamail. "One of them who was actually the training manager of the Red Cross down
there, he said there was 100 per cent no evidence - that city was clear - there
was no evidence of any rockets fired from there whatsoever." Jamail said that "without a doubt" Israel was intentionally targeting
civilians, with a particular focus on medical workers and rescue workers. He said that the policy was based on blood thirst and collective punishment
with an overarching agenda to pull Iran and Syria into the mire so Israel can
justify subsequent attacks on those countries. For those still choosing to live in cloud cuckoo land and believe the fallacy
of the 'right to self-defense' argument - consider the
words of one resident of Kiryat Shmona, a town on the northern most border
of Israel. “I’M STAYING. [!!!!!!!] I have more chance of winning the lottery
than being hit by a Katyusha [missile].[!!!!!!!] We are suffering too much
from Hezbollah. They should get in there, finish the whole thing and get it
done once and for all.” More chance of winning the lottery than being hit by a Hezbollah missile. Compare
that to the untold horror that has been inflicted on a nation of innocent people
whose very day to day existence has been turned into simple question of survival. _______________________ Read from Looking Glass News The
Second Qana Massacre; Photographic Evidence of Israeli Crimes against Humanity
