Posted on 04/10/2002 3:37:52 AM PDT by kattracks
JENIN, West Bank, April 10 (Reuters) - A senior Palestinian militant at Jenin refugee camp said on Wednesday Palestinian gunmen surrounded by Israeli soldiers had stopped fighting. "The battle is over. There are a large number of martyrs. Many have been arrested. The Israelis are in total control and there is no more fighting," Jamal Abu al-Haija, a senior official from the Islamic militant group Hamas, told Reuters. The Israeli army had no immediate comment on the report of an end to the fighting, which has been the fiercest in the 13-day-old Israeli military offensive on the West Bank. Abu al-Haija, speaking by telephone from inside the camp, said Palestinian fighters were surrounded by soldiers and armoured vehicles. Witnesses in the area said troops were calling on people to leave their homes and razing the houses with bulldozers. They said tank and gun fire had been heard earlier on Wednesday but had stopped around mid-morning. ((Jerusalem newsroom, 972-2-537-0502, jerusalem.newsroom@reuters.com))10 APR 2002 08:58:53 Palestinians say fight is over in Jenin camp
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Now that is what I like to hear. Lets populate Islamic heaven with more of these sick bastards.
I doubt it; but they should. They should also smash every vehicle, bus, motorcycle, and bicycle these demons own to slow down their suicide bomber travels. Let them walk.
Leave them no streets to "celebrate" in, and no population to "celebrate."
Congressman Billybob
Military victory for the Israelis would have to include Syria, Egypt, Iraq and Iran. Until that happens, no amount of distruction in the West Bank is going to bring secure borders.
Car Theft in Israel
Notice how the trend accelerates from 1993 when the Palestinian Authority provided a safe haven for stolen vehicles. Recovered has stayed constant because these vehicles remained in Israel. Unrecovered finished up with Arafat who licenses thieves and takes a cut.
NECO EOS OMNES, DEUS SUUS AGNOSCET!
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