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In his reportage of the December 2008 conflict in Gaza, Mr White touched on "international law" violations by Israel, in regard to their bombing of supply tunnels used for smuggling armaments into Gaza. However, Mt Aidan White has had nothing to say about the upwards of six thousand rockets, missles, etc. fired intentionally at Israel civilians, not soldiers, but rather ofttimes schoolchildren, in the time frame they leave school, in the four years since Israel left Gaza. It need hard hardly be pointed out that there are potentially six thousand or more violations of international law, in that activity alone, sanctioned by Hamas. Mr Aidan's neutrality as a journalist is therefore in question. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Sidney orr (talk • contribs) 07:51, 31 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]
