James_Madison_Lives
04-03-2019, 05:54 PM
Just a WTF moment. Really? It's the little lie "gotchas" that start the big lies unraveling.
https://hubpages.com/politics/Israel-Left-Oy-Vey-Hamas-Main-Rocket-Manufacturing-Site-Was-Left-Undisturbed-by-IDF-Until-Recent-Crisis
Oy Vey! Hamas "Main Rocket Manufacturing Site" Was Left Undisturbed by Israel Until Recent Crisis?
On March 15, hours after the militant wing of Hamas in Gaza allegedly fired rockets into Israel which brought down a house in a Tel Aviv suburb 60 miles away, the Israeli military reported striking over 100 Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip, including "an underground complex that served as Hamas’ main rocket-manufacturing site," according to AP. AP reported:
"The army said early Friday that targets included an office complex in Gaza City, an underground complex that served as Hamas’ main rocket-manufacturing site, and a center used for a Hamas drone program."
The question never asked by AP, or any other mainstream media outlet, however, was: why was a "main" underground Hamas rocket manufacturing site, whose location was obviously known, not struck long before? Since when does Israel allow Hamas to go on making rockets after it finds out about a major factory?
In other words, why would Israel allow a known rocket manufacturing site to go on manufacturing rockets, until it was time to announce that retaliatory measures had been taken for a rocket attack? Or why would Israel allow a Hamas drone program to progress unhindered?...
https://hubpages.com/politics/Israel-Left-Oy-Vey-Hamas-Main-Rocket-Manufacturing-Site-Was-Left-Undisturbed-by-IDF-Until-Recent-Crisis
Oy Vey! Hamas "Main Rocket Manufacturing Site" Was Left Undisturbed by Israel Until Recent Crisis?
On March 15, hours after the militant wing of Hamas in Gaza allegedly fired rockets into Israel which brought down a house in a Tel Aviv suburb 60 miles away, the Israeli military reported striking over 100 Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip, including "an underground complex that served as Hamas’ main rocket-manufacturing site," according to AP. AP reported:
"The army said early Friday that targets included an office complex in Gaza City, an underground complex that served as Hamas’ main rocket-manufacturing site, and a center used for a Hamas drone program."
The question never asked by AP, or any other mainstream media outlet, however, was: why was a "main" underground Hamas rocket manufacturing site, whose location was obviously known, not struck long before? Since when does Israel allow Hamas to go on making rockets after it finds out about a major factory?
In other words, why would Israel allow a known rocket manufacturing site to go on manufacturing rockets, until it was time to announce that retaliatory measures had been taken for a rocket attack? Or why would Israel allow a Hamas drone program to progress unhindered?...