simmons | May 10, 2013
IDF Renews Fighting In Gaza Strip IDF ground forces continued fighting in the Gaza Strip on Monday morning, as the IAF struck Hamas installations in the northern Strip and in Gaza City. In a ... By: MyAmericaNews
simmons | April 16, 2013
Israel launches airstrikes on Gaza Strip By: besrussiancarcrashes
simmons | April 8, 2013
Bigeatothefirst- Shogun 2 Co-op with Veldhoen ep.
simmons | April 4, 2013
Israeli warplanes launched air strikes in the Gaza Strip in the middle of the night on the 2nd By:笑天露
simmons | March 25, 2013
Egypt's Stake In the Gaza Strip's Stability By: BrookingsInstitution
simmons | February 19, 2013
Baking bread in Jabalia, Gaza Strip Oven in Jabalia district of Gaza City, By: Max Avdeev
simmons | January 7, 2013
The war in Gaza strip (2012) Episode 5 By: IslamVermont
simmons | January 3, 2013
Transfer Of Aggregates Into The Gaza Strip COGAT website: http://www.cogat.idf.il By: Cogat Website
simmons | December 27, 2012
Offensive Aggression on Gaza - @PYANTeam On December 27, 2008, Israel launched an Assault on the #Gaza Strip. The attack caused the deadliest one-day death toll in last 60 years. Over 3 weeks, more than 1400 Palestinians including children and women were cowardly killed over 5300 wounded
simmons | December 24, 2012
Report: Hamas guilty of targetting civilians during clash with Israel In a rare instance of international condemnation of Hamas, Human Rights Watch has published a report blaming the Gaza Strip militant organization for civilian deaths in Israel and Gaza during November's Operation Pillar of Defense. Middle East director at the international rights organisation, said there "is simply no legal justification for launching rockets at populated areas." Human Rights Watch also blasted Hamas militants for putting Gaza civilians in the line of fire, both by placing them at risk of Israeli counter-attack, and for the many Hamas rockets which fell short of Israel, and landed in Gaza.From:JewishNewsOneViews:2 4ratingsTime:00:37More inNews Politics
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