bombs going where they do? Someone I just heard on the radio from Gaza (maybe a liar) said that a building hit a hundred yards from his home was just a government building, but civilian not military. Do you think Gaza's government is uninvolved in the continuing rocket attacks? Israel doesn't have the greatest record when it goes to war. Actually, it does. Its ability and determination to minimize noncombatant casualties is well-demonstrated. Even attacking the civilian infrastructure of Lebanon we remember. The airport in Beirut was targeted for some reason. Yes, there probably was some reason. Israel recognizes with excruciating clarity that everything it does is scrutinized worldwide for every possible evidence it acts in ways that are invalid or immoral or both. While I don't have the details of the Lebanon conflict in my head, I doubt the targeting of Beirut's airport was done out of mere spite. It is in Israel's interest that ALL of its neighbors thrive. When it attacks, it does so with exquisite awareness that such attacks can damage their neighbors, and damage Israel's reputation. Are you sincere in your expressed interpretations? DocMartyn 16 November 2012, 11:14 pm "damon But the whole of Gaza is cowering in their homes tonight, and feeling the shock of bombs landing nearby them .... in a way that Israelis don't have to because the Hamas rockets are not military grade munitions and are wildly innacurate." So you don't think the Fajr-5, which is an unlicensed copy of the