Israel has been under attack since its creation in 1948. Due to many people’s hatred of the Jewish community, the religious history of the region, and an argument over who the land should really belong to, the people of Israel have been defending their small plot of land for over 60 years.
Not only have they had to deal with wars and bombs from surrounding countries, but the citizens of Israel live in constant fear of suicide bombers getting on their busses, coming into their schools and destroying their daily lives.
Today, Israel is at war with Hamas. Every day, the Israeli Army sends bombs into the Gaza strip in attempts to stop the terrorist organization from bombing their country.
“The goal of this operation is to stop the launching of rockets upon Israeli civilians and to make sure that the Hamas organization, which is a terrorist organization, will not be able to get any more rockets… And also to make sure that they will not have the will to act against Israeli civilians.”
As with any military operation, there has been severe collateral damage. Innocent people – including U.N. aid workers – have been injured and killed, there is a shortage of food and water, and hundreds of buildings have been destroyed. Yet, Hamas will not stop.
My question is this:
In your opinion, is Israel the monster, or is Hamas – knowing what they can do to stop the war in Gaza – turning its back on the well-being of its very own people? This sitution is not one that has a simple answer, but one that could be resolved with some thought, understanding, and conversation.
Tags: bombing, gaza, gaza strip, Hamas, idf, israel, israeli army, israeli defense force, jewish, judaism, Lebanon, middle east, military, religion, sderot
January 5, 2009
- 10:00 am
By CC Staff
It’s a Dancing With The Stars wedding!
Dress 10 pounds thinner.
If Reefs will make our ass look like that, we’ll take 10 pairs.
Yes, you can save money on beauty products.
Ryan Seacrest has a new girlfriend.
Hot celebs gone very, very wrong.
Do magic tricks turn you on?
More awesomely bad reality TV is coming our way tonight.
Israel refuses to stop their attacks on Gaza.
Ugh, you stepped in gum; now what?
Men are to blame for the current economic crisis.
Tags: beauty, beauty products, confessions of a teen idol, dancing with the stars, fashion, gaza, Hamas, israel, karina smirnoff, magic trick pick up line, magic tricks, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, middle east, middle east conflict, mtv, reality TV, reefs, rocket attacks, Ryan Seacrest, thinner, vh1
January 2, 2009
- 10:00 am
By CC Staff
Did she just say….dick?
What were the celebs’ resolutions?
In case you were too hungover to watch, here is a rundown of all the bowl games yesterday.
Looking chic without looking like you tried to.
Charles Barkley is a naughty, naughty man.
Don’t mess with this old lady!
Lilo and Sam are fighting again.
Getting to know bitchness, Olivia Palermo.
The credit crunch meets the fashion world.
What is going on in Israel?
Tags: Anderson Cooper, bcs bowl games, capital one bowl, charles barkley, charles barkley dui, cnn, gaza, Hamas, israel, israel cease fire, kathy griffin, kathy griffin dick, lanvin, lindsay lohan, middle east, new years eve, orange bowl, samantha ronson
June 17, 2008
- 1:00 pm
By Jess - NYU

Miley Cyrus just cannot get enough of herself…lying in bed with a 22-year-old douchebag
Speaking of douchebags, Anne Hathaway finally dumps her old, criminal boyfriend
And speaking of criminals, Hamas and Isreal agree on a ceasefire
Least you forget her, Britney is running around topless
Paris Hilton buys puppies because they’re “cute”, and then lets them die
Japan’s “Cannibal Nerd” is sentenced to death. People remain creeped out all over the world…
Tom Cruise: lover of Thetans, and bomb-proof cars
Her failed lesbian romance
Tags: anne hathaway, bomb proof cars, britney spears topless, cannibal nerd, ceasefire, douchebag, Hamas, hamas and isreal, Isreal, japan, lesbian, lesbian romance, miley cyrus, paris hilton, Tom Cruise
May 21, 2008
- 6:00 pm
By ccandysuzie

It’s today’s news with Kandy Korrespondent!
On Wednesday President Thabo Mbeki announced the deployment of the South African army in response to increasing xenophobic violence in Johannesburg and surrounding cities. Foreigners are fleeing their homes for mosques, churches, community centers, and police stations. According to witnesses, mobs are roaming the streets armed with clubs and bottles attacking foreign-owned businesses and homes. The BBC estimates that there are between three and five million foreigners currently residing in South Africa. Many are refugees from Zimbabwe.
In related news, according to the International Crisis Group there is a growing danger of a military coup within Zimbabwe. Moreover, the ICG doubts that current dictator Robert Mugabe will allow a genuinely free and fair election to occur since, according to recent polls, opposition candidate Morgan Tsvangirai seems sure to deliver a resounding defeat. The report calls for joint African mediation.
In Other News:
On Tuesday, Senator Edward Kennedy was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. The diagnosis follows Senator Kennedy’s hospitalization due to a seizure on Saturday. Fifty percent of those similarly diagnosed die within a year, the rest pass away within three years. This type of tumor is always fatal.
Check out the National Brain Tumor Foundation to join the fight against this most deadly form of cancer. Read More »
Tags: Hamas, Hezbollah, Isreal, Lebanon, marijunana, National Brain Tumor Foundation, new zealand, south africa, Syria, Tabo Mbeki, Zimbabwe