I am critisizing the lack of diversity of opinions on this site.

1. Given that from messy through you, Marek and a couple of others, there is a continuum of opinions on Israel on this side of 'just critical', there is a diversity of opinions.

2. If opinions tend to be in one direction, that can not only be due to lack of objectivity. It could be due to making the right conclusion.

Bullshit. I often source news about israeli crimes from Haaretz because the facts speak for themselves and I want to avoid exactly this kind of accusation.

Nothing is 'mere'. — Richard P. Feynman

Almost everyone on this site is pro-Israeli and pro-American. Oh, and pro-Lebanon and pro-Iran. It's the leaders of those countries that seem to be on the other side.

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In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert told Reuters he wanted the international force to be mandated to enforce a U.N. resolution that calls for Hizbollah to be disarmed, adding that Israel had already destroyed much of the group's military power.

Soon after he spoke, one of more than 150 rockets launched by Hizbollah on Wednesday landed just inside the West Bank after flying further than any fired at Israel in the past three weeks.

Hizbollah said it had hit the Israeli town of Beit Shean, almost 70 km (45 miles) from the border, with "Khaibar 1" rockets to avenge Israeli attacks on civilians in Lebanon.

My head just blew up.

_{*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.}

about the fact that the Qana death toll was overstated

1. Why would 28 or 41 dead instead of 54 absolve Israel of anything?

2. For your pleasure:

The initial estimate of 54 persons killed was based on a register of 63 persons who had sought shelter in the basement of the building that was struck, and rescue teams having located nine survivors. It now appears that at least 22 people escaped the basement, and 28 are confirmed dead, according to records from the Lebanese Red Cross and the government hospital in Tyre.  

Thirteen people remain missing, and some Qana residents fear they are buried in the rubble, although recovery efforts have stopped.  

3) Much more relevant is HRW's next report IDF Fails to Explain Qana Bombing, which contains these snippets:

...IDF ... did not say whether it believed that Hezbollah fighters were in or around the building at the time of or directly prior to the attack, which would potentially make the building a legitimate target. Its failure even to make this claim suggests that fighters were not present.

...two eyewitnesses ...Human Rights Watch researchers ...None of the international journalists, rescue workers and international observers who visited the scene has yet reported seeing evidence of Hezbollah military presence in the area, and rescue workers have not yet recovered any bodies identifiable as Hezbollah fighters.  

...It remains unclear why the IDF, with superior aerial surveillance, did not know the families were there.  

...The warnings are not an excuse to shoot blindly at anyone who remains.

...a report ...documented a systematic failure by the IDF to distinguish between combatants and civilians. ...Of all the cases of civilian casualties included in the report, Human Rights Watch found, none involved Hezbollah deliberately using civilians as shields to protect them from retaliatory IDF attack.