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To: combjelly who wrote (795829)	7/20/2014 2:45:37 PM
From: bentway	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579339

Yes, I see Hamas as being the driver of the insanity on the Gaza side. But when you look to the West Bank, which style of leadership has preserved more Pal land? This isn't happening in Gaza.

To: combjelly who wrote (795829)	7/20/2014 2:57:08 PM
From: scamp	Respond to of 1579339

Yet another example how the Zionist controlled media guides and distorts reality with their Israeli bias. Christ Wallace is a hardcore Jewish-Zionist who has only one thing in mind and that's to advance the Israeli agenda. ‘Helluva Pinpoint Operation:’ Kerry Caught On Open Mic Sarcastically Slamming Israeli Gaza Op 11:29 AM 07/20/2014 Brendan Bordelon Maybe there’s a reason the White House has been keeping John Kerry from Fox News. Just moments after a testy exchange with “Fox News Sunday’s” Chris Wallace over what the Secretary of State perceived as repeated interruptions, Wallace played a clip captured while Kerry waited to appear on the Sunday news program. Seemingly oblivious to the fact that the State Department camera in front of him and mic pinned on his lapel were live, America’s top diplomat harshly criticized the on-going Israeli operation in Gaza following news of Israeli army casualties and Palestinian civilian deaths. “It’s a helluva pinpoint operation,” he told a top aide sarcastically over his cellphone. “It’s a helluva pinpoint operation. We’ve got to get over there. Thank you, John. I think John, we ought to go tonight. I think it’s crazy to be sitting around.” “Secretary Kerry, when you said it’s a helluva pinpoint operation, are you upset the Israelis are going too far?” Wallace asked. The diplomat, who appeared to hang his head in disgust the moment Wallace said he would play the tape, composed himself in time for a diplomatic answer. “I think it’s very, very difficult in these situations, obviously very difficult, Chris,” he said, saying Israel has a “right to go in and take out [Hamas] tunnels” and that the administration “supports Israel’s right to defend itself against rockets that are continuing to come in.” “So yeah, it’s tough, it’s tough to have this kind of operation,” he continued. “And I reacted, obviously, in a way that anybody does with respect to, you know, young children and civilians. But war is tough.” Read more: dailycaller.com