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Originally Posted by Azure
Apparently another ship is aiming to break the blockade. Should be there tomorrow sometime. As usual the activists don't want to go for the peaceful route.
Israel says they will block it.
Hopefully they do actually block it. Just refuse to let it through. Box them out. And fire warning shots if you have too. Hell, fire non-lethal weapons on the ship from helicopters. But don't board.
See how long these activists(morons) will hang around.
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Hopefully Israel handles it better this time. If anything I don't think they have any choice after the first debacle.
Fire warning shots, block the ship, disable their engines etc. but only the last resort should be to go on board like last time. We know how that'll end up. I think it's clear that the folks on the boats aren't the peaceful protestors that they originally claimed but at the same time they aren't armed with powerful weapons so there's little reason for any force unless all other options fail.
Too much is on the line. Any force by Israel, justified or not, will end up as another black eye.