Within the span of four hours, the death count has increased by 50. What more is to come?
I, like Israel, reacted swiftly and harshly, and I will not apologize for my words. Israel’s actions are wrong, bullish. I am not one to call Palestine innocent, but I am one to take sides, and I think you all know which side I’m on.
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Jillian C. York is Director for International Freedom of Expression at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. She writes regularly about free expression, politics, and the Internet, with particular focus on the Arab world. She is on the Board of Directors of Global Voices Online, and has written for a variety of publications, including Al Jazeera, The Atlantic, The Guardian, Foreign Policy, and Bloomberg. Views expressed on this blog belong to Jillian alone and do not represent her employers, past or present.
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27.12.2008Mariyah
Now its 225. How many do you think were Hamas members and how many civilians?
27.12.2008Jillian
I’m guessing up to 25% from the number of reports I’ve read, but only time will tell. Still, any civilian death is one too many.
27.12.2008MUJIBAR
You reap what you sow. When you pick on a strong boy (Israel) and then get hurt; don’t cry about it like a baby.
24.03.2010skornik-security
You have no idea what you’re talking about
Try walking a mile in their shoes, to be subjected to threats, to kids getting murdered when going out to have fun.
Than say what you “think”
24.03.2010Jillian
You try walking in the shoes of a Palestinian who isn’t allowed to return to his homeland.