Iranian Jewish MP Siamak Morsadegh in a protest outside the United Nations headquarters in Tehran against the Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip on December 30, 2008. (BEHROUZ MEHRI/AFP/Getty Images)
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It is disappointing that the American media including NPR spends so much time analyzing the unrest and war between Israel and Hamas.
Aren't there more pressing issues that deserve attention? Perhaps, any one of the top ten humanitarian crisis identified by Doctors without Borders would be more appropriate.
http://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/publications/topten/
It is tragic that civilians are killed and homes destroyed; where was the protest when dozens of missiles sent from Gaza rained down on civilian population centers in Israel almost immediatly after the settlers were evacuated from Gaza. This has been going on for years with little or no comment from those so concerned about the Palestinians.
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