Nadene Goldfoot
I've always thought that that it was beshert that Fatah and Hamas could not agree on ruling in Gaza as both want the power. Both have security forces and would have to merge them, another problem. David Meir-Levi gives us an update as to what is happening with all of Israel's neighbors and what they are doing. It's quite alarming. I'll just remark on Hamas and Fatah. Be sure to read his insight.
Abbas's Fatah group who live in Judea-Samaria or West Bank, formerly the PLO of Arafat's years, had been cooperating with Israel for the past 6 years fairly well, but now that they are talking about melding in with the terrorists of Hamas, are going bonkers. Their PA police have decided not to cooperate and work with the IDF to prevent terrorism. They are not arresting known terrorists there anymore. Abbas has even resurrected "Arafat's old Palestinian revolving door policy for jailed terrorists" Naturally, terrorists see this as the nod to resume their terrorism against Israel.
Abbas has been ruling illegally for 3 years with a term that expired in January 2009. Arafat pulled the same trick. He ruled unconstitutionally from 2000 to 2004 when he died from AIDS. He calls himself a president, but acts like a tyrant in this way.
Abbas and Mesha'al met last year and again last week on the 2nd of May. They seems to only connect when plotting to attack Israel, so that's what they may have been doing. What a reason to unify! Death of their neighbors.
Hamas, who had kicked Abbas out of Gaza in 2006, has refused to go along with Iran and support Bashar al-Assad of Syria and to not cooperate with their Muslim Brotherhood in Syria. This made Iran angry and they cut back on funding Hamas. Hamas has also been losing their clout with other terrorists who are doing their own thing and not taking Hamas's orders. For instance, they have new mobile self-propelled rocket launchers smuggled in from Libya that they use against Israel.
Israel finds that Fatah and Hamas are only two of many groups to cause concern lately. The whole neighborhood is about to catch on fire, it seems. This has caused Israel to raise their level of terror alerts and as usual, are prepared to protect their citizens from attack wherever it may come from. We're all praying that it does not turn into a horrible nuclear war. The Winds of War are starting to blow again, and I think the Arab Spring was the start of it all. .
Resource: frontpagemag.com/2012/05/08/winds-of-war/print
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatah%E2%80%93Hamas_conflict
I've always thought that that it was beshert that Fatah and Hamas could not agree on ruling in Gaza as both want the power. Both have security forces and would have to merge them, another problem. David Meir-Levi gives us an update as to what is happening with all of Israel's neighbors and what they are doing. It's quite alarming. I'll just remark on Hamas and Fatah. Be sure to read his insight.
Abbas's Fatah group who live in Judea-Samaria or West Bank, formerly the PLO of Arafat's years, had been cooperating with Israel for the past 6 years fairly well, but now that they are talking about melding in with the terrorists of Hamas, are going bonkers. Their PA police have decided not to cooperate and work with the IDF to prevent terrorism. They are not arresting known terrorists there anymore. Abbas has even resurrected "Arafat's old Palestinian revolving door policy for jailed terrorists" Naturally, terrorists see this as the nod to resume their terrorism against Israel.
Abbas has been ruling illegally for 3 years with a term that expired in January 2009. Arafat pulled the same trick. He ruled unconstitutionally from 2000 to 2004 when he died from AIDS. He calls himself a president, but acts like a tyrant in this way.
Abbas and Mesha'al met last year and again last week on the 2nd of May. They seems to only connect when plotting to attack Israel, so that's what they may have been doing. What a reason to unify! Death of their neighbors.
Hamas, who had kicked Abbas out of Gaza in 2006, has refused to go along with Iran and support Bashar al-Assad of Syria and to not cooperate with their Muslim Brotherhood in Syria. This made Iran angry and they cut back on funding Hamas. Hamas has also been losing their clout with other terrorists who are doing their own thing and not taking Hamas's orders. For instance, they have new mobile self-propelled rocket launchers smuggled in from Libya that they use against Israel.
Israel finds that Fatah and Hamas are only two of many groups to cause concern lately. The whole neighborhood is about to catch on fire, it seems. This has caused Israel to raise their level of terror alerts and as usual, are prepared to protect their citizens from attack wherever it may come from. We're all praying that it does not turn into a horrible nuclear war. The Winds of War are starting to blow again, and I think the Arab Spring was the start of it all. .
Resource: frontpagemag.com/2012/05/08/winds-of-war/print
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatah%E2%80%93Hamas_conflict
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