If the Hamas rockets are so lethal, why doesn't Israel swap an F-16 for some?
The worrying part about whether the ceasefire in Gaza can hold together will be whether the international community can stop the flow of arms to the terrorists. Because Israel's getting their planes and tanks and missiles from somewhere and until this supply is cut off there's every chance it could start up again. The disregard for life from these terrorists and their supporters is shocking. For example Thomas Friedman, the New York Times columnist, wrote that the purpose of the Israeli attack must be to "inflict a heavy death toll and heavy pain on the Gaza population".
Showing posts with label Hamas Rockets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hamas Rockets. Show all posts
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Monday, January 12, 2009
Gaza's tunnels, traps and martyrs: the Hamas strategy to defeat Israel
Morale was high, Mohammed insisted. Hamas had lost fewer fighters than expected and there was an infinite supply of eager replacements for those “martyred”. It still had plenty of rockets that could be launched remotely from hidden bunkers. “We can continue as long as it takes,” he said. “I tell you, even our ghosts will defeat the Israelis.”
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Gaza,
Gaza Strip,
Hamas,
Hamas Rockets,
Israel,
Occupied Palestine
Thursday, January 8, 2009
What is Really Happening
- Mentions of Hamas Rockets as reason for war - 37
- Mentions of illegal Israeli settlements - 0
- Mentions of Palestinians killed by Israel during "ceasefire" - 2
- Mentions of Sderot - 12
- Mentions Sderot used to be Palestinian - 0
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Hamas rocket brings insomnia to Tel Aviv
The increasing range of Hamas rocket attacks has been the cause of fear among Israelis.The landing of the rocket deep in Israel comes as officials in Tel Aviv fear that the increasing range of the retaliatory attacks may be an indication that Hamas has become capable of even devastating the Dimona nuclear complex.
Labels:
Dimona WMD Plant,
Hamas,
Hamas Rockets,
Israel,
Occupied Palestine
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