Hamas 'very satisfied' with fleeing Jews

Ynet News ^ | 11-21-06 | Aaron Klein

[girlangler]

I have written my congressmen about the UN, received one letter back. Something has to be done, I detest US taxpayer dollars supporting this bunch of theives and thugs.

Also watching the situation in Lebanon. Someone on another thread also mentioned the explosion in the Green Zone in Iraq, called it another "assasination attempt."

Israel and the U.S. are going to have to confront Iran, which is behind all this. We can't wait for the UN to act, they are worthless. And now that we have a dimocratic majority, all UN supporters, the situation will only get worse.

[SJackson]

Hard to imagine an occupation. What would Israel do with it?

[Sabramerican]

The first problem in Israel is the Supreme Court.

An honest court would not have allowed the expulsions.

With an honest court Olmert would have never replaced Sharon pre election.

Peretz isn't the problem.

The problem is not even the Government at this stage.

The problem is that three million Israelis are not in the streets demanding an end to this Government and an impartial Court.

[Edgerunner]

Time to clean out the sewer rats in Gaza. deport them to Jordan, Egypt, or the West Bank. It doesn't matter. Land-for-peace doesn't work...

[colorado tanker]

Iran will never, ever, give up it's nuke program. Iran cannot be allowed to get nukes. But, I'm afraid in his new chummy mood with the Dems, Bush won't do anything about it in his last two years.

[gogogodzilla]

Just have a 'no-man's land' in Gaza equal to the range of the Palestinian missiles.

If that renders all of Gaza a 'no-man's land', so be it.

[anotherview]

Kill a whole lot of terrorists... then leave again. Make the cost of the rocket attacks too much for even the Palestinians to bear.

[anotherview]

Bush doesn't have two years. Iran will have nukes in a matter of months. FWIW, I just hope Prime Minister Olmert acts and that President Bush stays out of the way and offers diplomatic support. I have little trust in the President when it comes to this issue and I really worry that the Prime Minister may not act in time.

[SJackson]

That would make sense. Maybe keep a swath in the north.

[colorado tanker]

I also have little confidence in Olmert after the Lebanon fiasco. Still, Israel would probably have to get overflight permission from Jordan or Saudi or Turkey in addition to Iraq, if the Israeli Air Force has the capacity for this mission, which I'm not so sure of.

[anotherview]

We didn't need overflight permission to take out the Iraqi reactor. We just went. We'll do the same with Iran IF the Prime Minister develops a backbone in time.

[colorado tanker]

This is a different problem. Osirak was a vulnerable, above-ground building that could be taken out with one strike. Iran IMHO will require a sustained campaign over days if not weeks to take out air defenses, establish air superiority and then bomb multiple targets, many hardened underground. It won't be easy, whoever does it.

[El Gato]

if the Israeli Air Force has the capacity for this mission, which I'm not so sure of.

They have F-15Is, pretty much the same as the F-15E, and a few 707 tankers. They can execute the mission.

Plus of course Sub launched cruise missiles, and IRBMs with sufficient range to reach the farthest point in Iran.

[Cindy]

ON THE NET...

JIHAD WATCH.org (HAARETZ): "ISLAMIC JIHAD WARNS GAZA STIP CEASE-FIREON VERGE OF COLLAPSE" (December 4, 2006)

Regarding Gaza (December 4, 2006)

OSINT.INTERNET-HAGANAH.com: "THE TALIBANIZATION OF GAZA CONTINUES This would be the Hamas religious police at work under an assumed name.") (December 3, 2006)

JPOST.com: "GAZA WOMEN WARNED OF IMMODESTY" (Updated December 2, 2006, 22:37)

JIHAD WATCH.org (MENL) - Gaza City: "JIHADISTS BOMB MUSIC STORES GAZA" (December 2, 2006)

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