Israel strikes as Arab rockets persist

A retaliatory Israel strikes as Arab rockets persist from the Hamas-controlled Gaza enclave.

The Associated Press reported Wednesday, Feb. 06, on efforts to curtail aggression from the displaced Arabs of Israel, Islamist Muslims firing rockets as a continuous campaign of terror.

Israeli aircraft struck Wednesday in Gaza against bunkered militant Islamists who had been leading rocket attacks against Jewish communities nearby.

An ongoing military siege against the Gaza enclave, Israel, continued to pressure the Hamas Islamist Muslims toward honorable community, to reject the Islamic jihad to destroy Israel.

The Hamas Islamic group's first suicide attack in three years, in the southern Israeli town of Dimona, underscored Hamas' ability to hamper…U.S efforts toward implementing a peace deal with Israel by the end of the year.

Israel insists on an end to violence before it implements any peace agreement…Hamas seized control [of the Gaza enclave] in June…

Early Wednesday, Israeli aircraft fired at militants who had launched rockets moments earlier, the military said. Hamas said four of its men were moderately injured.

Gaza militants said Israel carried out several air strikes overnight, but the military confirmed only one.

Hamas fired a barrage of rockets at Israeli communities Tuesday and early Wednesday, moderately wounding a 14-year-old girl and knocking out power in parts of Sderot.

The salvo followed an Israeli air strike Tuesday that killed six Hamas policemen in southern Gaza. Israel said the strike was retaliation for a rocket attack on Sderot earlier in the day that damaged two factories.

On Wednesday, Israel indicated it would not let up its operations against Hamas. "We need to understand there is a war in the south," Israeli Vice Premier Haim Ramon told Israel Radio.

"The war against Hamas has to be fought on all fronts." Israel will continue to use the "economic weapon" against the Gaza Strip, and reduce supplies of fuel, electricity and some food to the territory in an attempt to persuade Hamas to stop the rockets, Ramon said...

In the West Bank city of Hebron, relatives of Shadi Zghayer and Mohammed al-Herbawi said they learned from watching Hamas' Al Aqsa TV that the two were identified as the Dimona bombers.

They were members of Hamas in their 20s, and they left home early Monday without saying where they were going, relatives said.

A farewell video of the two bearded bombers that Hamas released Wednesday showed them holding guns and standing in front of Hamas flags.

"I, the living martyr Mohammed Karim Mohammed Hijazi al-Herbawi ... sacrifice myself for the sake of God, for the sake of those who are besieged in Gaza, and in response to the crimes of the Zionist occupation," said the militant, who was wearing a green Hamas headband. 

What did King Theoden say as the orcs stormed the besieged Rohrim at Helm’s Deep in the movie adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s classic “Tale of Two Towers?”

He asked, “What can be done against such reckless hate?”

The Gaza Arabs, instead of hating Israel, could apply themselves to become naturalized, repatriated citizens in Israel.

They would need to state their allegiance to a constitutional secular democracy and be trusted apart from the lust for a morally degrading concept such as destroying Israel and founding an Islamic caliphate.

They could also complete their exodus to Arab nations. Instead they claim a new national identity out of whole cloth arbitrarily named Palestine even though Jordan is already an Arab nation in Palestine.

Instead, they drop-forge themselves into a crucible of strife to become a tool of destruction against Israel. So we wait on God’s revelation as Creator indivisible, for his final word on all that.

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