dosn’t change my mind , Hamas is Evil
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“The Israeli assaults came after Hamas fired hundreds of rockets into Israel following the expiration of a six-month cease fire Dec. 19. The Israeli attacks sparked riots in West Bank cities and Israeli Arab villages, as well as protests in neighboring Arab states.”
“Israeli officials estimate that more than 300 rockets have been fired by Hamas in the past week. Analysts say that Hamas may have done so with the goal of improving the terms of the next cease fire and to force Israel to open up the border crossings into Israel. Hamas bragged that Israel would not dare an invasion.
Indeed, despite the display of military superiority, Israelis are worried about an “exit strategy” because they are loathe to be drawn back into Gaza three years after withdrawing. “
“Israel’s government, which is currently in a reelection campaign, wants to bring to an end the eight years of Hamas rockets landing in southern Israel.
“There’s the question of Iran,” says Meir Javedanfar, the coauthor of a book on Iran’s nuclear program. “If Israel can’t defend itself against a small group like Hamas, then it will look weak to the region and embolden the right wingers in Iran to increase support for Hamas.”
In the southern Israel town of Sderot, shell shocked from eight years of attacks, local Israelis say they feel a sense of relief and defiantly refused Sunday to take cover in shelters at the sound of rocket alerts. “Today is a day of celebration in Sderot,” says Sasson Sara, a local shop owner. “Today I feel that we finally started to deal with terror.”"
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on our soil.:
February 18, 2008 | 9:12 pm
Molotov cocktail thrown at Valley Jewish center
There have been serious problems at JCCs in the San Fernando Valley before. Like Buford O. Furrow problems. On Monday, someone reportedly threw a Molotov cocktail at The New JCC at Milkin in the West Valley. No one was injured. In a city defined by unparalleled diversity, hate crimes of any kind will not be tolerated, and this incident will not go unanswered, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said in a statement. In one voice, we must condemn this attack. As one city, we must work to ensure that no Angeleno is forced to fear for their lives or their safety because of their race, religion or ethnicity. The early Monday attack at the Milken campus in West Hills, which police were investigating as a possible hate crime, came a month after neighbors in upscale parts of Encino and Tarzana awoke to find swastikas and epithets like F—- Jews and Burn Jews spray-painted in front of four homes.
