There he goes again....
British Foreign Secretary William Hague's reaction to Thursday's terror attack in the Gaza envelope is yet another example of moral equivocation.Commenting on the attack today on a bus in southern Israel, the Foreign Secretary William Hague said:I'm generally a conservative type of guy, but I'm ready to say "Bring back Labour" if it means that this moron will be gone.
“I unreservedly condemn today’s attack from Gaza on a bus carrying schoolchildren in southern Israel. The initial reports we have received suggest the bus was deliberately targeted and that a 16 year old boy has been critically injured. This is a despicable and cowardly act that stands in stark contrast to people’s desire for peaceful reform across the region. Violence will never deliver peace. I reiterate that Hamas must halt these strikes immediately, and rein in other militant factions in Gaza.
This attack further highlights Israel’s legitimate security concerns. As I have made clear, Israel has every right to protect its people. But it is also important that in so doing that it also shows restraint and makes every effort to avoid causing civilian casualties. I am very concerned about reports that several people in Gaza were killed and others wounded in retaliatory strikes.”
Labels: Gaza envelope, moral equivalence, Palestinian terrorism, William Hague
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 3:57 PM
3 Comments:
I'm generally a conservative type of guy, but I'm ready to say "Drop dead, Britain" if it means that these morons will be gone.
-----------------------------------
FIFY
Shy guy...there are quite a few Brits that actively support Israel and we love Britain...do we drop dead?
Agreed.
And the UK has been happily bombing the Libyans, no threat to them, to smithereens. I didn't hear Hague call for "restraint" in that particular instance.
Oh, the hypocrisy!
Post a Comment
<< Home