Hamas Leader Rantisi Killed by Israeli Strike on Car

Hamas appears to be going through a crisis after the death of it's leader. See:

http://washingtontimes.com/world/200...3634-6705r.htm

From: (Eric Moore)
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Hamas appears to be going through a crisis after the death of it's leader.
See:

http://washingtontimes.com/world/200...3634-6705r.htm


From that article:
"Enhanced security measures, meanwhile, have made it much more difficult to
penetrate Israel, the unnamed Al Aqsa leader told Iran's state-controlled news
agency."

In other words, The Wall that the Israelis put up does what is supposed to. No
wonder the Palies hate it so much.
Dave

(Dav1936531) wrote in
:

From: (Eric Moore)


Hamas appears to be going through a crisis after the death of it's
leader.
See:

http://washingtontimes.com/world/200...3634-6705r.htm


From that article:
"Enhanced security measures, meanwhile, have made it much more
difficult to penetrate Israel, the unnamed Al Aqsa leader told Iran's
state-controlled news agency."

In other words, The Wall that the Israelis put up does what is
supposed to. No wonder the Palies hate it so much.
Dave


Well,they HAD their chance,and chose the path of terrorism instead.
Their loss.

--
Jim Yanik
jyanik-at-kua.net

In article ,
Jim Yanik wrote:

Well,they HAD their chance,and chose the path of terrorism instead.
Their loss.

Before the current intifada, the Palestinian areas in Israel had an
economy that would be the envy of most of the countries in the area, but
they're currently making, per capita, about what the typical person in
Egypt or Syria makes, and a lot of them are having to go back to
subsistence farming.

No wonder they're ****ed.

It's a shame the schools in Gaza and the West Bank never taught "cause
and effect."

--
cirby at cfl.rr.com

Remember: Objects in rearview mirror may be hallucinations.
Slam on brakes accordingly.