Cross-border violence escalates

Cross Border Violence escalates- The Sydney Morning Herald
February 28, 2008
http://www.smh.com.au/
Max Eisenberg

Israel has started to step up in the aggressive attacks lately bombing the Gaza Strip February 27, 2008. They ended up killing 5 Palastinian gunmen in the bombing, in a way getting revenge for the death of an Israeli after a rocket attack launched from the Hamas-controlled territory. The Palestinians have also been found of killing an innocent Israeli civilian in a bombing to a border town school. Both countries have been charged of killing innocent people in large attacks on heavily civilian-populated areas. The Israelis have been working on having a cease fire and talking with Hamas to free an imprisoned Israeli soldier. The Israeli's in no way want to stop attacking Gaza Strip and feel they must remove Hamas from power.

A) This related to the theme conflict between man and man. The Palestinians have been fighting with Israel for years and have not shown signs of letting up. Hamas and Israeli officials both want each other out of power.
B) Palestine has wanted to take back Israel because they feel that it is their holy land and Israel has used their strong army to fight off Palestine and keep their land. They both feel they are martyrs and are doing the right thing for the right reasons.
C) It appears that an Australian reporter wrote the article, because it is from an Australian newspaper and there is no strong sign of bias. He makes both sides seem like they aren't fighting fair.
D) I could not find any traces of bias in this article. The man who wrote the article has no reason to favor one country over another.
E) It would have been helpful to hear from Hamas himself to see how he feels about the idea to remove him from power.
F) I was a bit surprised at Israel's strategies. They are usually very conservative and they generally do not appear so aggressive.