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Jun. 29, 2006 12:14 | Updated Jun. 29, 2006 15:45
Fatah official: Hamas brought violence

senior Fatah member said on Thursday that although Israel should be condemned for its incursion into the Gaza Strip and the arrest of senior Hamas officials, it was Hamas who brought these actions upon the Palestinian people.

He blamed Hamas' uncompromising, extremist approach - especially that of Hamas leader in Damascus Khaled Mashaal - for turning the whole world against the Palestinians.

The official, an associate of Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas, told Israel Radio said that Mashaal interfered with any attempt at moderation or mitigation of the economic embargo on the Palestinians.

Other officials throughout the Arab world reacted with concern to the escalation of the Israeli-Palestiniain crisis, criticizing Israel for causing suffering to Gaza residents and citing Israeli warplanes' buzzing of the Syrian president's home as especially troubling.

"We might not agree with Syria on everything, but the least we could do in these circumstances, is to take a clear stance, not [just] talk," the foreign minister, Sheik Hamad bin Jassem bin Jabr Al Thani, said on al-Jazeera television.

In Jordan, the Muslim Brotherhood Movement, the kingdom's largest and most powerful opposition group, said Israel had launched its offensive into Gaza and "reached the door of Syria for the sake of one [captured Israeli] soldier, while Arabs, Muslims and the free world remain silent on the arrest of 10,000 Palestinians, including women and children." It called on the United Nations to press the Israelis to stop.

Despite their criticism, Arab governments also have worked ferociously behind the scenes to try to get the Palestinians to free the Israeli soldier - worried that the crisis will spin out of control and result in new violence across the region.

Egypt has been talking directly with the supreme leader of Hamas, Khaled Mashaal - in exile in Syria - to push him to facilitate the release, Egyptian officials have said. An aide to Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has said both Abbas and Egyptian officials also had called Syrian President Bashar Assad to ask him to persuade Mashaal, with no results so far.

Egypt in particular worries that Gaza refugees might flood across its border if the Israelis increase their offensive in Gaza.

Mashaal's aides have denied he had a direct role in the capture, but Israel has accused him of masterminding the kidnapping. Late Wednesday, it sent warplanes to buzz the summer home of Assad, who it accuses of protecting Mashaal.

Early Thursday, Israeli forces also arrested nearly one-third of the Hamas-led Palestinian Cabinet and 20 lawmakers. Army Radio said the arrested Hamas leaders might be used to trade for the captured soldier. Israel had refused earlier to trade Palestinian prisoners for the soldier's release.

A Hamas official close to the Islamic movement's exiled leader refused to comment on how Hamas would respond if Israel proposed exchanging Palestinian politicians for the soldier.

The official, Osama Hamdan, who is Hamas' Lebanon representative and close to Mashaal, asserted that Hamas' leaders and the Syrian government would not be intimidated by the Israeli warplanes buzzing of Syria. He called past similar actions ineffective.

Meanwhile, commentators across the region seemed focused on the Syrian flyover and the looming humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Abdel-Bari Atwan, editor-in-chief of the London-based Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper, called the Israeli incursion and the buzzing of Assad's house an "unprecedented blackmailing threat."

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Jun. 29, 2006 10:00 | Updated Jun. 29, 2006 13:13
Asheri killed right after abduction

The IDF confirmed early Thursday a report the Popular Resistance Committees issued from Gaza that it had executed Eliyahu Asheri, 18, of Itamar, who was kidnapped earlier this week in the West Bank. Asheri's family has been notified.

His funeral was scheduled to take place at 2:30 p.m. in Jerusalem, with the funeral procession to pass from Beit Sanhedria to the Mount of Olives in the city.

An IDF soldier passing an M-16 rifle to a comrade just outside the Gaza Strip on Thursday. (AP)

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Defense Minister okays next stages of Gaza raids

Hamas men blow hole in Gaza-Egypt border fence

Masked Palestinian gunmen blew a 4-meter wide hole in the border wall between the Gaza Strip and Egypt on Thursday, witnesses said, while Israel approved the next stages of its military campaign in Gaza aimed at freeing a soldier kidnapped by Palestinian militants on Sunday.

Palestinian security sources reported that the men who detonated the explosives were Hamas operatives who succeeded in crossing the border into Sinai from the Brazil neighborhood of Rafah.

Two Palestinian security personnel were wounded in the border explosion, and security forces were ordered to the area to prevent people from going through the hole.

Egyptian personnel summoned a bulldozer to the site in order to dig a dirt embankment which would prevent infiltration of Palestinians into Sinai, but to no avail.

At this stage, the identity of the operatives who carried out the operation remains unclear. PA security sources also do not know the motive for an escape of Palestinians into Egypt, adding that they believe the explosion was planned and approved by the upper echelon of the Hamas military wing.

How about Sanhedrin?

Defense Minister Amir Peretz authorized the next stages of the Israel Defense Forces' incursion into Gaza, and ordered troops to monitor the humanitarian situation in the Strip.

Peretz told the defense establishment that despite the diplomatic standstill, a breakthrough was still possible in Israel's efforts to to pressure Palestinian militants into releasing the IDF soldier seized in an attack on a military position near the Gaza border.

"We find ourselves in a most critical moment as we create the new rules of the game against terror organizations. Every operation that is undertaken will have to be thoroughly examined according to how it will affect these rules," Peretz said.

IDF troops carried out an air strike Thursday afternoon against a car in Gaza City carrying a senior Islamic Jihad militant, who survived the attack, Palestinian security sources said.

The IDF confirmed it had targeted a vehicle but gave no details about who it believed was inside. The militant was lightly wounded in the attack, witnesses said.

Palestinian militants involved in the kidnapping of IDF soldier Gildar Shalit taunted Israel on Thursday by saying he could be dead or alive.

Abu Mujahed, spokesman for the Popular Resistance Committees (PRC), said in a statement that Israel should stop wasting time if it wanted to resolve the crisis over Shalit's abduction.

"Possibility one: the missing soldier, for one reason or another, is dead and maybe there is a morgue available for his body or maybe there is not," Abu Mujahed said at a news conference.

"Possibility two is the soldier is still alive but is suffering a serious injury. Medication might be available or might not be available ... Possibility three is that he is fine but that a long time will pass [before he is released].

"Wasting time is not in their interests," he said.

Militants take up positions
Dozens of Palestinian militants armed with grenades and automatic weapons took up positions near sandpiles and barricades in the northern Gaza Strip on Thursday, in anticipation of an Israel Defense Forces operation aimed at halting Qassam rocket fire on targets in southern Israel.

Two people suffered from shock when Palestinians fired a Qassam rocket that slammed into a horse farm in Sderot on Thursday. The farm, located next to the city's cemetery, was damaged in the rocket attack.

every time a Hassam missile is lobbed at the "Lesser" prole's, no one is injured, and yet always the same, They Go into Shock.

Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades sources claimed Thursday they fired a rocket with a chemical warhead at Israel. The IDF said they did not identify an impact of any such rocket nor was there even evidence of a launch.

Meanwhile, the IDF continued its land-based operation in the southern Gaza Strip, and the Israel Air Force also struck targets in the south in continued efforts to pressure militants to release Shalit.

IAF aircrafts fired missiles near Khan Yunis late Thursday morning.

No one went into shock

Initially, Palestinian medical officials said a car had been targeted, but then said the car was just close to an open area hit by the missiles. They said a militant training camp appeared to have been the target. No casualties were reported.

and no shock

The IAF earlier struck a weapons warehouse run by Hamas and the Popular Resistance Committees in the southern Gaza town of Khan Yunis early Thursday morning. Witnesses also said three missiles fell in an open field used for training by Hamas militants.

shock?

Hamas and the PRC both said they took part in the attack Sunday in which two soldiers were killed and Corporal Gilad Shalit was abducted.

IDF troops were poised to pour into northern Gaza, where Qassam rockets are launched daily by militants against Israel, in an operation intended to place pressure on the Palestinian population.

They know where they are, for they take pictures of the Hassam launchers, up close and personal, why, the Palestinian "Terrorist" even grin for the Picture takers

Palestinians fired six Qassam rockets Wednesday. Only one reached the area near the fence separating the Gaza Strip and Israel.

one person went into shock

Infantry soldiers from the Givati Brigade, backed by armor, amassed across the border from the northern Gaza town of Beit Hanun, after Defense Minister Amir Peretz authorized the operation on Wednesday evening.

The IDF has distributed flyers warning residents of Beit Hanun to leave their homes as the army will begin targeting populated areas. Flyers were also distributed to residents of the Sajaiyeh neighborhood in Gaza City.

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The IDF said strikes on the area would not be conducted by artillery units but will rather be precision fire from land and air.

Senior military sources had said they expected thousands of Beit Hanun residents to begin leaving their homes en masse Thursday morning.

refugee, refugee's

Palestinian witnesses said an IAF plane fired a missile at the Islamic University in Gaza City early Thursday morning. No one was hurt, but university officials decided to evacuate all 60 guards from the complex after the attack. The IDF said the missile hit an open field next to the university.

No one on earth is in shock, after all it is all fake B.S, right?

The IAF also bombarded seven roads the military said were being used by Qassam launch crews, and Israel Navy vessels were involved overnight in shelling targets in Gaza.

There were no reports of Palestinian casualties following the strikes.

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert warned Tuesday that Israel would not balk at "extreme action" to retrieve Shalit, but stressed that there is no intention of reoccupying Gaza, from where Israel withdrew some 10 months ago.

The operation to rescue Shalit, dubbed "Summer Rains," was launched after two days of failed mediation over his release.

"We won't hesitate to carry out extreme action to bring Gilad back to his family," Olmert said.

Collective punishment, in the Style of Bushwhacker's Afghanistan and Iraq Purim

According to information gleaned by the Palestinian Authority, Shalit is being held in the Khan Yunis refugee camp in southern Gaza.

then you would ask why they are attacking a College

IAF aircrafts also attacked a major Gaza City power station after midnight Tuesday, cutting power to much of the area.

Roughtly two-thirds of the Gaza Strip's 1.3 million residents were left without electricity, said Walid Sayel, the executive director of Gaza's power company.

But they know he is in Khan Yunis

The power outages also effected water supplies as many of the newer multi-story buildings in Gaza are dependent on electrical water pumps. Palestinian engineers said repairs could take six months.

Starve them, deny them water, and Collectively Shechem punish them Esther

The IDF operation is designed to gain "bargaining chips" by taking control of the open areas, such as the area near Rafah.

Israel hopes that this will eventually lead to a diplomatic agreement that will include freeing the kidnapped soldier in return for ending the fire. Olmert has already rejected the idea of freeing Palestinian prisoners.

women and children

Some 2,500 Egyptian border guards were deployed in the Rafah area on Monday - the former Philadelphi Route - due to fears that the people who abducted Shalit would try to smuggle him into Egypt, Palestinian sources said.

Shalit was the first to be seized by Palestinian militants since the 1994 abduction of Corporal Nachshon Waxman, a 19-year-old Israeli-American soldier. At the time, Sayeret Matkal commandos stormed the safe house where Waxman was held, but he died in the raid along with a member of the rescue force and three of his Palestinian kidnappers.

Armed groups historically have used captured IDF soldiers, dead or alive, as a bargaining chip for the release of Palestinian prisoners held by Israel.

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16: Then let them which be in Judaea flee into the mountains:
17: Let him which is on the housetop not come down to take any thing out of his house:
18: Neither let him which is in the field return back to take his clothes.
19: And woe unto them that are with child, and to them that give suck in those days!
20: But pray ye that your flight be not in the winter, neither on the sabbath day:
21: For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be.
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23: Then if any man shall say unto you, Lo, here is Christ, or there; believe it not.
24: For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect.
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Upon seizing the reins of government, the new Noachide leaders will move quickly to implement a full agenda of reform. ... Full support will be given to Israeli forces to reinvade PLO-controlled areas, with military assistance offered where necessary. Jewish courts ... will be granted full legal sovereignty over Jewish citizens within each country, who will no longer be subject to the authority of gentile courts. The pre-existing Noachide judges and courts will replace the existing court system of each country, and the legal code will be drastically rewritten to conform to halacha.... .... And law and order will be fully restored through the establishment of internal security measures, again in accordance with Torah law. — Committee for Israeli Victory

The detention of dozens of Hamas lawmakers in the early hours of Thursday morning had been planned several weeks ago and received approval from Attorney General Menachem Mazuz on Wednesday. The same day, Shin Bet Director Yuval Diskin presented Prime Minister Ehud Olmert with the list of Hamas officials slated for detention.

The Group of Eight industrialized countries said Thursday that the Hamas arrests raised "particular concerns."

Israel Defense Forces troops launched the major arrest operation overnight, detaining 64 of the ruling party's cabinet ministers and parliamentarians in the West Bank, as well as another 23 military activists.

The move is part of Israel's expanded military operation against the Hamas-led government in the Palestinian Authority.

The arrests took place in Ramallah, Qalqilyah, Hebron, Jenin and East Jerusalem, according to Palestinian reports. Soldiers carried arrest warrants signed by judges that were issued following cooperative preparatory work by the state prosecution and police.

"The detention of elected members of the Palestinian government and legislature raises particular concerns," said a joint statement by the G8, which also called on Israel to exercise "utmost restraint."

Hamas lawmakers in the early hours of Thursday morning had been planned several weeks ago

"[This]... is a pre-planned plot to destroy the [Palestinian] Authority, the government and the parliament and to bring the Palestinian people to their knees," Hamas lawmaker Mushir al-Masri said Thursday.

There appeared to be some confusion Thursday as to whether Palestinian Deputy Prime Minister Nasser a-Shaer, had been one of those detainees or whether he had evaded capture and gone into hiding in the West Bank.

The Hamas ministers had apparently expected the arrests. A-Shaer's wife said Thursday that he had avoided the military arrest operation as he had not been sleeping at home when the sweep took place.

Noahide MURDER mediators

"With restraint, perhaps we can get back to a place where there can be hope for a peaceful resolution," U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice added during a news conference attended by the eight countries' foreign ministers, as well as representatives of the European Union and other groups.

Lavrov also said the G8 demanded that Hamas immediately release the captive soldier, Corporal Gilad Shalit.

"We are united in the demand to free him as quickly as possible," he said.

But you can keep the Hamas Legislators, and all the women and children, animals, in your prisons

Rice added that "reasonable Palestinians are also involved in efforts" to win the soldier's release.

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Russia also called on Israel to avoid harming Palestinian civilians in any offensive in Gaza, and urged militants to free Shalit.

The US and Europe kept silent

"There is no doubt about the right and responsibility of the Israeli government to defend the lives and security of its citizens," Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Mikhail Kamynin said in a statement posted on the ministry Web site.

"But it cannot be done at the cost of many lives and many peaceful Palestinians (and) heavy military strikes with grave consequences for the civilian population," he added.

The crisis figured in talks by foreign ministers of the Group of Eight industrialised countries who met in Moscow.

A Western diplomat said the ministers, while focusing on the issue of Iran's nuclear programs, were also trying to thrash out a response to the crisis in Gaza.

Kamynin said Shalit, who was captured on Sunday by gunmen in a cross border raid on an IDF post, should be freed without delay.

China urges Shalit's release
China on Thursday urged the Palestinian government's ruling Hamas party to release Shalit, saying it was "deeply concerned" about the latest Israeli-Palestinian crisis.

Bushwhacker's Communist "Partners"

"We urge Israel to exercise restraint and halt military action, and call on Palestine to release the hostage as early as possible," said Jiang Yu, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, at a regular briefing. "China is deeply concerned about the increasing tension between Palestine and Israel."

again, no mention of the women and children and the accosted Hamas

Jiang said China hoped "the two parties can maintain restraint and calmness and put an end to the cycle of violence."

But go ahead and keep all them palestinian "animals" locked in your prisons, heck we do, and so does Amaraja, he was thinking........putting words in their mouths

Mubarak also spoke to Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Wednesday. The Prime Minister thanked the Egyptian President for his efforts to help resolve the crisis.

Stay Out of ITSREALHELL'S BUsiness, thank you !

Hamas calls for prisoner swap
The Hamas-led Palestinian government on Wednesday called for a prisoner swap with Israel, saying Israel's invasion of Gaza would not secure the release of a captured soldier.

It was the first time the government has proposed exchanging the soldier for prisoners held by Israel, though militants holding the young man have made similar requests.

In a statement, the Palestinian Information Ministry said it is "natural logic" to carry out an exchange. "This has been exercised by previous Israeli governments with Hezbollah and the PLO, and this is what other countries do in conflict situations," the statement said.

The statement came several hours after Israel sent thousands of troops into Gaza in an operation aimed at rescuing IDF Corporal Gilad Shalit or pressuring Hamas to secure his release. Shalit is being held by militants with links to the government.

"The Israeli military escalation can't be the appropriate mechanism for
releasing the Israeli prisoner," the government statement said. "The Israeli leadership is going down the wrong path, and is trying to use the Israeli prisoner issue for political goals and to confuse the Palestinian internal situation."

Militant groups holding the soldier have made similar demands. Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has rejected the demands, calling for the unconditional request of the soldier

Dan. 11:14: And in those times there shall many stand up against the king of the south: also the robbers of thy people shall exalt themselves to establish the vision; but they shall fall................
15: ..........................So the king of the north shall come, and cast up a mount, and take the most fenced cities: and the arms of the south shall not withstand, neither his chosen people, neither shall there be any strength to withstand.

MOSCOW (AP) - President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday ordered special services to hunt down and ``destroy'' the killers of four Russian hostages in Iraq - slayings that shocked Russia and prompted an angry outcry against the U.S.-led coalition.

Permissiblity of responding to an attack that originates from within or near civilian population centers during wartime

Permissiblity of responding to an attack that
originates from within or near civilian population centers during wartime