The voice wasnt over the top enough

Hamas "militants" using children as human shields:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J08GqXMr3YE&eurl=http://muqata.blogspot.com/&feature=player_embedded

Hamas is barbaric indeed, but even as a staunch supporter of Israel I have been progressively disappointed by their actions. Bombing a UN school? I understand the argument that those who would use civilians as human shields are the ones at fault, but someone firing a shot from a schoolyard is not sufficient to justify dropping a bomb on the school.

This is a good attempt at trying to be as light-hearted as possible about the situation:
http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/mark-steel/mark-steel-so-what-have-the-palestinians-got-to-complain-about-1218135.html

And for a more serious analysis, I enjoyed this piece today:
http://www.salon.com/opinion/kamiya/2009/01/06/gaza_war/

Well, given that those children are indoctrinated from birth with judenhass, I consider their deaths an investment in future peace.

You're not going to take anyone who was force-fed a steady diet of hate for their entire childhood and make them a sane and reasonable negotiating partner.

Cold? Damn skippy. But you know what? Allowing them to live is just guaranteeing that the whole thing starts up again in 15 years.

If the destruction of Hamas makes the remaining people seriously reconsider their relationship with Allah and they stop teaching their children the disgusting and vile hatred that they presently jam into their little skulls full of mush, then we win.

Durable peace will only come when Palestinians love their children more than they hate Jews.

I am passed the point of listening for excuses on both sides. Most of it is pure propaganda and I don't need it to make myself an idea. I have yet to found a political analyst who said that Hamas taking power in the Gaza Strip was a good idea. As far as I am concerned, the terrorist boil formed a head in Gaza and now the IDF is lancing it.

I've been to Gaza, and seen actual starving Gazans. This was in 96, when things were "Good".

No, not EVERYONE was starving. But a lot were. It was a shocking experience.

But when you see babies so shrivelled up that they look like mummies, you don't forget it. And no... they weren't token. Childhood malnutrition is a big problem in Gaza. At least it was in 96.

So yes, there are some fat Gazans, and you can put their pictures up and pretend there isn't a hunger problem, but I've been there, and seen it.