Three people were killed and two others were critically wounded Monday morning in an suicide bombing attack that rocked a shopping area located in Eilat's Izidor neighborhood. Two Palestinian groups, the Islamic Jihad and the al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades - the military wing of President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah faction - claimed joint responsibility for the attack.
The Bush administration reportedly will grant $86.4 million to strengthen the Fatah forces, including Force 17, Abbas' security detail, which also serves as de facto police units in the Gaza Strip and West Bank.
The U.S. aid is meant to bolster Fatah, which the U.S. considers moderate, against Hamas.
Rice announced U.S. military envoys in Israel created "a plan for security forces that can be part of the solution, not part of the problem. And this plan is not just to equip them and train them, [but] it is also to professionalize them, to unify them, to put them under a single command."
Fatah's strongman in Gaza, Mahmoud Dahlan, has been tasked with leading the effort to create the unified Fatah security forces.
On October 20, 2000, “Dahlan was behind the October 18 bombing of an Israeli bus in Gush Katif."
On November 16, 2000, “members of the Preventive Security Force in Gaza, headed by Mohammed Dahlan, were involved in a series of attacks on Israelis in Gush Katif and Netzarim.”
The Bush administration reportedly will grant $86.4 million to strengthen the Fatah forces, including Force 17, Abbas' security detail, which also serves as de facto police units in the Gaza Strip and West Bank.
The U.S. aid is meant to bolster Fatah, which the U.S. considers moderate, against Hamas.
Rice announced U.S. military envoys in Israel created "a plan for security forces that can be part of the solution, not part of the problem. And this plan is not just to equip them and train them, [but] it is also to professionalize them, to unify them, to put them under a single command."
Fatah's strongman in Gaza, Mahmoud Dahlan, has been tasked with leading the effort to create the unified Fatah security forces.
On October 20, 2000, “Dahlan was behind the October 18 bombing of an Israeli bus in Gush Katif."
On November 16, 2000, “members of the Preventive Security Force in Gaza, headed by Mohammed Dahlan, were involved in a series of attacks on Israelis in Gush Katif and Netzarim.”
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It's sickening and appalling ad any adjective you like. Abbas and the PA PR team have succeeded in convincing the world and apparently even the US that they are moderate.
ReplyDeleteWhat in the world is a "moderate" terrorist??? Abbas can put on a suit and tie but that doesn't change who and what he is. How can Bush and Rice be so stupid and/or manipulated?
The terrorist in one of your photos wears a dark mask. His evil is internal and no mask can hide his evil intent. He can't hide from G-d. G-d sees the truth.
:)hi Sultan. Just wanted to give you a smile to thank you for all these wonderful and informative posts.
Nothing will change.
ReplyDeleteThe world will continue to hide its head and do for themselves alone.
The US is only doing what it thinks is expedient for itself and could care less about Israel. Don't we all know this really?
But why do the heathens rage and the nations make plans in vain?
Their time is almost over.
The nations of this world are about to come to a crashing end.
guy in 2nd photo looks like a demented gerbil on drugs.Good thing he is dead now.
ReplyDeleteLast guy in sky mask has mindless eyes.
Hands of person holding photo show signs of osteoarthritis in the forefinger and skin itself looks dry and ugly.
Call me crazy but the young guy in the second photo (with rifles raised) almost looks like a white suburbanite.
ReplyDeleteBTW, did anyone watch the PBS documentary The Cell Next Door? Fascinating and terrifying how terrorists are befriending young people in Canada and the US, converting them to Islam and indoctrinating them to become terrorists.
Nothing new, I know. But the program was really interesting. Watch it if you get a chance. I think it's going to be rebroadcast Thursday night.
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