SON OF A ZIONIST TERROIST

US think tank wanted people of Israel to be based on Arab land.....they wanted to control the middle east.

It was around the time it became clear that oil was being struck at vast amounts in the middle east.

I always mention that Israel was the pivot for the US control of Middle East.

Without the Israel-Palestine or Jew-Islam conflict there could be no "Islamic" Terroist.

They cannot use the term "jihad" in a Musilm-Musilm conflict.

The seeds of all Terrorism from all countries is based on the Principle "Fight for Palestine" whether it really fights for Palestine or busy making money is a different issue.

Also note US decides when Israel stirkes Palestine and also when Israel has to stop.

Also note that when Israel was winning terrorities in the 6 day war US interefered.

Its in the best Interest of US if the conflict is never ending. So they can make decisions for the Arabs. This same situation is also true in India-Pakistan.

Indian Prime Minister Nehru was of the opinion never to let US intefer in Bi-lateral issues. Now with the Neuclear issue India has slipped.

US is good at mediating a conflict & selling arms to both to fight to an end. Iran & Iraq is a good example. India & Pakistan is new example & Isarel & Palestine is one more example (US providing Non-military aid).

Thats a bad immage. US has to choose one or the other. It cannot deal with the enemy. Because an Enemy's friend is an Enemy.

It is well know that Israel themselves do not trust US 100%. They had sunk US intelligence ship USS Liberty during the 6-day war.

IAF strikes some 60 Hamas targets in Gaza overnight raids

By YAAKOV KATZ, JPOST.COM STAFF AND AP

The IAF attacked some sixty targets in the Gaza Strip overnight Tuesday, Israel Radio reported. The targets included 30 terrorists smuggling tunnels, weapons storage facilities and rocket launch squads.

IDF troops push deeper into Gaza City

Israel Radio reported that the IDF was turning up the heat on Hamas Wednesday morning, with ground forces progressing slowly to prevent civilian casualties.

According to Palestinian reports, one of the targets hit over night was the old Gaza city hall, which has been used as a court building in recent years

The 1910 structure was destroyed and many stores in the market around it were badly damaged, they said.

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The Jerusalem Post could not confirm the report.

On Tuesday, the IDF pushed deeper into Gaza City and launched pinpoint raids in the southern Strip as Defense Minister Ehud Barak announced that his top aide would head to Cairo to try to secure a cease-fire that could end Operation Cast Lead.

IDF reservists enter the Gaza Strip, Monday.

Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Office

Defense officials told The Jerusalem Post that Egypt had made progress in its talks with Hamas and that the head of the Defense Ministry's Diplomatic-Security Bureau, Amos Gilad, would head to Cairo on Thursday to evaluate the cease-fire proposal and present Israel's conditions.

The officials said Jerusalem was hoping to secure a guarantee from the Egyptians that they would invest resources and efforts in stopping the weapons smuggling from Sinai into the Gaza Strip under the Philadelphi Corridor.

One Israeli proposal, supported by the IDF, calls for the erection of a barrier surrounding the Egyptian side of Rafah, to be manned by Egyptian soldiers who will not allow weapons smugglers into the town. Israel has proposed a barrier consisting of two fences surrounding the Philadelphi Corridor and encompassing Egyptian Rafah, which would be accessible by a single road controlled by the military.

The idea was suggested several years ago by then-National Security Council head Giora Eiland.

"If the Egyptians provide us with guarantees that the smuggling will stop, the operation could be over by the end of the week," a top defense official told the Post. "It is all up to the Egyptians right now."

Gilad will hold talks on Thursday with Egyptian Intelligence Minister Omar Suleiman, and one of the issues will be an Egyptian request to increase the number of soldiers it has deployed along the border from 750 to several thousand. Gilad has expressed fierce opposition to the request, but other defense officials in Israel said Tuesday that the request to relax the troop limits set by the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty needed to be considered.

"It is unclear why Amos Gilad is so adamantly against allowing Egypt to increase its force along Philadelphi," one official said. "If this is what the Egyptians want, then why not just give it to them?"

While diplomatic activity picked up speed on Tuesday, the IDF continued to push deeper into Gaza City as reservist units took over responsibility for several areas in the Strip. At least 50 Hamas gunmen were killed since Monday evening.

Rocket fire also dwindled, with some 15 rockets and mortar shells striking Israel - the lowest since Operation Cast Lead was launched on December 27 - by Tuesday evening.

"The operation is continuing on its 18th day with the aim of restoring quiet for southerners and curbing weapons smuggling," Barak said Tuesday. "We are working on both these goals, with an eye on diplomatic initiatives."

Lt. Aharon Karov from the Battalion 890 of the Paratroopers Brigade was critically wounded by an explosion inside a booby-trapped home in northern Gaza during a early-morning operation. Two other soldiers sustained light wounds, and by evening, the officer's condition had slightly improved following an intensive and complicated operation.

Karov, a resident of Karnei Shomron, was called up to join the fighting in Gaza a day after his wedding, less than two weeks ago.

Meanwhile, the IDF commenced heavy shelling of targets on Gaza City's outskirts early Tuesday, as soldiers continued to push deeper into the urban center. Ground troops battled Palestinian gunmen in a densely populated Gaza City neighborhood.

Military sources said the objective of Operation Cast Lead - weakening Hamas and restoring Israel's deterrence - had not yet been accomplished, and that the army would continue its push into Gaza City to hunt down Hamas operatives and infrastructure.

The purpose of deepening the operation, officials said, was to increase the pressure on Hamas and to buy time to see if the Egyptian proposal materialized into a cease-fire.

Overnight in northern Gaza, Hamas gunmen fired at troops from a mosque. The soldiers returned fire, and the IAF then bombed the mosque's courtyard after spotting the armed men.

The air force bombed some 60 targets overnight, including seven weapons storehouses, 15 Kassam launch pads and 10 Hamas outposts.

On Tuesday, an additional 50 targets were hit, including 30 tunnels.

حسبنا الله و نعم الوكيل يا ذا الجلال و العزة

اللهم انقذ المسلمين فى غزة

اللهم كن لهم عونا و نصيرا

اللهم ربنا جل ثناؤك و تقدست اسماؤك

اللهم لا يرد امرك و لا يهزم جندك

سبحانك و بحمدك

اللهم عليك باليهود الظالمين

اللهم منزل الكتاب,هازم الاحزاب,مجرى السحاب

اهزمهم و زلزلهم

اللهم ارينا فيهم عجائب قدرتك .. قتلة الرسل و الانبياء

ظلمت العزل الابرياء

اللهم حرر المسلمين فى غزة يا ذا الجلال و العزة

اللهم فك اسرهم و اشفى مريضهم و اكشف كربتهم

اللهم بدل خوفهم امنا يا ذا الجلال و العزة

اللهم اعز الاسلام و المسلمين و اذل الشرك و المشركين و دمر اعداء الدين و احمى حوزة الاسلام

و اجمع كلمة المسلمين على الحق يا رب العالمين

اللهم انج المستضعفين المسلمين فى كل مكان

اللهم اصلح احوال المسلمين فى فلسطين و العراق و فى كل مكان

اللهم الف بين قلوبهم و اهديهم سبل السلام و اخرجهم من الظلمات الى النور

يا ذا الجلال و الاكرام و العزة