Well said, Charlie. I have been disgusted by the propagandists pretending a Christian church was not bombed.
Christians were killed.
No Christian should stay silent.
What does the Steven Avery case and Hamas have in common?
Their guilt is clear as day and the media manipulates those facts. Steven Avery killed Teresa Halbach, as shown by @RealCandaceO, and Hamas are evil parasites who murder and rape women and children.
It's not that hard.
Until now I've refrained from tweeting about the damage done to the 12th-century Greek Orthodox church of St Porphyrius in Gaza. After last week’s hospital fiasco, I wanted to wait for more facts to be established. But it now seems confirmed that Israel did actually bomb a building adjacent to the church, killing Christians who were sheltering there, including family of Justin Amash.
Frankly, it's wrong that there was substantially more outrage when Gaza’s own militants shot their own rocket at their own hospital parking lot, than when Christians died sheltering in the oldest church in Gaza.
Accidents happen in war. Not only that, but Hamas loves to use soft targets as staging grounds and human shields, so they can scream about Israeli atrocities after strikes.
Nevertheless, I’ve been disappointed by Israel’s response. What intelligence was Israel responding to; what target were they going after that justified putting a historic church in danger? Israel says the church blast is "under investigation." But contrition and a full accounting should be the top of Israel's priority list.
Israel quickly apologized recently when it mistakenly targeted an Egyptian position. Christians around the world are Israel's number 1 ally, and if a Christian church was targeted we need to know exactly why and how.
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