Monday, May 04, 2009

  • Monday, May 04, 2009
  • Elder of Ziyon
Thanks to the volunteers who are poring through various lists of Gaza victims, here are the current stats of people whom the Palestinian Center for Human Rights called "civilian" that are actually terrorists.

265 militants that the PCHR called "civilian"
139 policemen/members of terror organizations that the PCHR called "civilian"
13 terrorists under 18 years old

Known terrorists killed in Gaza so far by name
265+236 PCHR "militants" = 501

Percentage of policemen who were also known terrorists:
135/239 = 58%

Suzanne is still going through the names on the PCHR list to find references to any terror activities..and doing an amazing job.

I believe that since a preponderance of policemen were also al-Qassam Brigades members, together with the fact that Hamas' military wing is indistinguishable from its "civilian" leadership, justify Israel's bombing of the policemen - something that some human rights organizations have called illegal under international law.

The updated list, as always, is at http://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/2009/04/more-of-those-civilians-killed-in-gaza.html Our preliminary report on our findings (when the numbers were lower) available here.


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