Pricetag attacks?

Is that like lauching unguided missles into civilian areas?

ZRX1200 wrote:

Nope.

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/mosque-in-west-bank-village-set-alight-in-suspected-price-tag-attack-1.437267 

HockeyDad wrote:

Not the work of the Israeli government. However, if I were an Israeli and my country was on the receiving end of constant missile attacks, I wouldn't wait for the government to act either.

errasa wrote:

Pricetag attacks are conducted by Jewish settlers in the West Bank against Palestinians and occasionally against the Israeli military in response to Israeli government crackdowns on illegal Jewish settlements on stolen land. It is low-grade terrorism mostly against civilians.

It has nothing to do with missile attacks.

HockeyDad wrote:

Bottom line, it's all about citizens of a sovereign nation defending what they believe is theirs against those whom they perceive is their enemy who support the efforts of governments bent on destroying them. I would do the same thing.

errasa wrote:

If I found them to be a threat to me, yes.

errasa wrote:

If I found them to be a threat to me, yes.

errasa wrote:

These attacks have nothing to do with threats. If you wouldn't do it just to terrorize, then you wouldn't conduct pricetag attacks. It is a nasty little business that goes on over there that we don't hear about here.

The big question is, what is the clothing choice of the attackers?

HockeyDad wrote:

BTW, this puts me at odds with the IDF as well as Prime Minister Netanyahu and the majority of the Israeli populace...

errasa wrote:

No it doesn't. You said you would do it if they were a threat. You could plead self defense as opposed to just outright domestic terrorism.

HockeyDad wrote:

Both have condemned the acts and therefore are at odds with me. I would not stand with their opinion.

errasa wrote:

So you support the torching of mosques? Then they would be at odds with you.

HockeyDad wrote:

I believe I made my point clear. "Don't bring none, won't be none" is the current jargon these days.

errasa wrote:

That doesn't make any sense when it comes to being in favor of torching mosques or not. The mosque didn't bring none, the pricetaggers did. Now there might be some in return.

HockeyDad wrote: