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(Jerusalem Post) Gil Hoffman - Opposition leader Tzipi Livni on Tuesday called upon the international community to support Israel's effort to fight terrorism, saying that any comparison between terrorism and those fighting it is immoral. Noting that U.S. forces in Afghanistan accidentally killed 27 civilians on Monday, she said it must be made clear that the world supports armies that are fighting terrorists, and not terrorists who target innocent civilians. "I don't expect the world to welcome the killing of terrorists, but I do expect the world to not criticize it," Livni said. 2010-02-25 07:30:27Full Article
Livni: International Community Should Support Israel's Effort to Fight Terrorism
(Jerusalem Post) Gil Hoffman - Opposition leader Tzipi Livni on Tuesday called upon the international community to support Israel's effort to fight terrorism, saying that any comparison between terrorism and those fighting it is immoral. Noting that U.S. forces in Afghanistan accidentally killed 27 civilians on Monday, she said it must be made clear that the world supports armies that are fighting terrorists, and not terrorists who target innocent civilians. "I don't expect the world to welcome the killing of terrorists, but I do expect the world to not criticize it," Livni said. 2010-02-25 07:30:27Full Article
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