After bombing a UN hospital, Israel fires at a UN aid truck during a ceasefire?

Egypt, not Jordan. In addition, while we are at it, let us also be outraged that for many months Hamas has been sending rockets into Israel; that Hamas denies the right of Israel to exist and will go to any lengths to see it destroyed; and that in doing that, Hamas is quite ready to hide among women and children--and UN facilities for that matter.

I'm assuming that you mean Egypt... well, I am very outraged by what's going on in Egypt as well. But let me put it this way - 1/3 of all US foreign "aid" goes to Israel and Egypt. Egypt has agreed to cooperate with the US against "fighting terrorism," and they have their own problems with Hamas as well. That being said, Egypt's president HAS condemned the attacks. That being said, Egypt has a lot resting on it's shoulders in this (mainly the billions of dollars it gets from the US and the US as an ally). Of course I am angry that Egypt won't allow refugees in and a sufficient amount of food, water, and fuel. But Egypt is not the REASON why Hamas is in power, Israel's oppression is. Israel controls 7/8ths of the Gaza border - which is being blockaded. And Israel is the one killing them off by the hundreds each day. Once that stops, I will worry about Egypt.

Lovestravel, I'm saddened by the violence of Hamas. Not outraged. But let's make it clear, Israel's been oppressing the people of Gaza with poverty and bloodshed since 1967. What exactly do you expect them to do? The only reason why Israel stopped their occupation in the first place was because of these rockets going over the border and attacking occupying Israelis. The people of Gaza said hey, after 38 years, we finally found a way to defend ourselves! Israel pushed for a free election in Gaza, and they essentially put Hamas into power by doing that, only later to condemn the election results and tighten their blockade and their constant attacks on Gaza. Hamas fights the only way it can. It denies the right for Israel to exist because Israel is controlling it's borders and inflicting poverty on them. That being said - I don't think that Hamas should not be in power, Gaza needs a government interested in peacebuilding. But that's only going to come through a diplomatic approach. This war is not going to stop Hamas or Islamic militants in Gaza - it's only going to strengthen their cause in the long run. More suffering = more terrorism: give the people of Gaza hope in living normal, healthy lives and having a normal economy and I think we'll be very surprised at the result. As for hiding in UN buildings, that was Israel's first statement, Hamas never hid in the UN building that was attacked. They were somewhere close by firing and Israel assumed that they were in the hospital and made no hesitation to attack it. Can't you see what is going on here? Yesterday Israel killed 30 people that were taking refuge in a house that the army TOLD them to take refuge in. http://uk.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUKTRE5082A820090109