it took 3 weeks of non stop shelling and air strikes before a ceasefire was put into play. death toll: 1100 Palestinians, 13 Israelis. reason wasn't given on why the ceasefire was suddenly put into effect cause we know that Israel will never stop until every last Palestinian is eradicated off. BUT truth be told, we see a familiar episode in all conflicts of the Al-Aqsa Intifada. it is where although a ceasefire is declared, the army of tyranny will still make their presence felt. and if some small shit pops up, the army will spring into action, repeating the process from square one.
the next few days have been targeted as a detrimental period on which direction the peacefulness of this conflict is headed to. for the worse, the Israelis starts back its war machine and sending the Palestinians to the death factory. or for the better, diplomacy assumes its role in humanity and peacefully resolving of arms this conflict, which is hard but nothing is impossible.
the Israelis' reason for the ceasefire was to reselect their fields of fire, find other ways to respond to the rocket attacks and the relaunch of the attack is still being pre-determined as we speak. compared to the reason given by the Palestinians. it was simple, it was thoughtful, it was typically true to the pattern of a visionary mission. the reason to call for the ceasefire was to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza to help the wounded innocent civilians. not to rearm and load up their rockets. but to help their people. ardent patriots they are.
patriotism = support.
support = people.
people = victory.
victory = no more Israel.
thats the new boolean algebra formula. watch out Blaise Pascal!
on a sweeter note, Palestinians have been seen rushing back to their homes-or whatever thats left of it- with their personal belongings to mend the situation. they were also out on the streets clearing the rubble so that the ambulance and aid workers and supplies have no hassle making its way through. lets see whether this game of chess turns into a game of Dog and Bone. a blood-filled one.
