The Mahdi Times The Mahdi Times July 2014 | Page 5

The larger point is whether it is
ethical to use an occupied population
as test subjects for your weapons
laboratory. The knowledge gained by
testing these weapons on live
subjects will improve Israel’s war
industry, but it also demonstrates a
certain malignancy in the Israeli
character. A malignancy now spilling
over into social media for all to see.
Now that the peace process has been
eviscerated, it’s a good time for
America to comprehensively rethink
its involvement in the Middle East
with all these players.
Since Israel is not allowing
journalists in to document what it is
doing in the Gaza strip, it’s safe to
say it does not want the international
community to what is really going on
there. The thief likes to cover its
tracks; however they are being
exposed daily no matter how much
they try.
Israel's repeated firing of white
phosphorus shells over densely
populated areas of Gaza during its
recent military campaign was
indiscriminate and is evidence of war
crimes, Human Rights Watch said in
a report released today.

The 71-page report, "Rain of Fire:
Israel's Unlawful Use of White
Phosphorus in Gaza," provides
witness accounts of the devastating
effects that white phosphorus
munitions had on civilians and
civilian property in Gaza. Human
Rights Watch researchers in Gaza
immediately after hostilities ended
found spent shells, canister liners,
and dozens of burnt felt wedges
containing white phosphorus on city
streets, apartment roofs, residential
courtyards, and at a United Nations
school. The report also presents
ballistics evidence, photographs, and
satellite imagery, as well as
documents from the Israeli military
and government.