SesineHholo Kulesi sisekelo, siyoyiqonda kangcono ukuthi kungani uJesu akusho kufanisa kuhlalisana emshadweni lapho ehlangana nowesifazane emthonjeni esisodwa. Yamtshela ukuthi ayengazange amadoda amahlanu, kodwa manje yena kwadingeka kwaba engeyena umyeni wakhe. Kuhlalisana akuyona, ayikaze futhi akasoze abe umshado. MSNBCs Mara Schiavocampo began her interview of Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren straightforwardly enough, asking What would be the trigger for a ground operation? Whats the red line here? Oren answered, You have the equivalent of what would be about 170 million Americans under bomb shelters. If Hamas continues to escalate we will take the necessary and legitimate measures to defend our citizens. Schiavocampos second question might be considered more controversial.She asked: Living under the threat of rocket attack is certainly a psychological trauma. But what would you say to those who argue that the rockets are essentially very ineffective, they rarely do damage and that the response from Israelis is disproportional to the threat theyre under. Schiavocampo then posited that because the number of rocket attacks on Israel has dramatically increased since 2009, Israels policy has been a failure. By way of comparison, she did not attribute the increase in attacks to other possibilities including: Hamas feeling more emboldened since its ideological ally, the Muslim Brotherhood, took control of next-door Egypt or that its ties have only grown stronger with Iran, which provides its long-range Fajr-5 missiles. To conclude, Schiavocampo asked: The people of Gaza say theyve been under constant siege from Israeli forces from the air and from the sea. And Gaza, as you know, is one of the most densely populated places in the world. So how does Israel justify its use of military force in such a crowded urban environment?