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Thursday, November 15, 2012

A Palestinian rocket reaches Tel Aviv for the first time since the Gulf War 91


For the first time since the 1991 Gulf war in which Saddam Hussein's Iraq fired 41 missiles, the Tel Aviv has suffered the first missile . The attack, claimed by the Palestinian group Islamic Jihad and fired from the Gaza Strip, has led to casualties or injuries. Tel Aviv is a "symbol" for militias in Gaza because it is the geographical, social and economic of Israel. After extensive Israeli air offensive against the Islamist group Hamas began yesterday with the deadly attack on the powerful head of its military wing, Ahmed Jabari, the Gaza Strip and southern Israel live their worst hours of the last four years . Thirteen Palestinians, including Jabari, and three Israelis were killed balance. From four in the afternoon, when a missile hit the car Jabari in Gaza City, the Israeli Air Force carried out dozens of attacks against targets Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza with a balance of 13 dead (a dozen militants and three civilians, including two children) and a hundred woundedThis morning, a helicopter gunship attacked a Palestinian commando, was killed three armed members of Hamas and was beheaded in Khan Yunis.The 'raid' Israelis focus on the shuttles and commands, and finding more leaders of Palestinian armed factions. After the blow that is the death of his boss and the elimination of much of the long-range missiles, Hamas has fired more than 150 missiles and rockets against the major cities in southern Israel, killing three people and a dozen wounded. The dead, two women and a man, were hit by the missile when the shelter ran downstairs provisional involving residential building in Kiryat Malachi. The four "Iron Dome" has neutralized part of Palestinian missiles before impact in residential buildings. "They will pay dearly for their crimes," warned last night the staff of the Hamas leadership before going into hiding for fear of more attacks."Israel's attack is a dangerous crime that breaks all the red lines. regret is paying a high price " , insisted Hamas spokesman, Fawzy Barhum. Fearing an attack Israeli Islamist leader and head of the Hamas government, Ismail Haniyah, has not come to the funeral mass Jabari, fired by their own as a "martyr". Fearing an attack Israeli Islamist leader and head of the Hamas government, Ismail Haniyah, has not come to the funeral mass Jabari, fired by their own as a "martyr." "Hamas and other terrorist groups decided to increase in recent days the attacks against Israel. We can not tolerate a situation in which citizens permanently living under terror and missiles. No country would allow," said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been criticized in recent months in what Israel defines as "containment" to the nearly 800 missiles and rockets fired in 2012 against the people of the south. Before a telephone conversation with U.S. President Barack Obama, and the High Representative of the European Union (EU), Catherine Ahston,Netanyahu gave the green light to continue the offensive army air and prepare "to expand the operation if necessary"Within Hamas, no mixture of shock over the death of the "strong man" of Gaza, vengefulness and surprise. They did not believe that Israel will launch an attack of this nature and I got to kill the Hamas military chief considered. At 4 pm, they realized that Israel not only fulfilled their threats of "strong response" to missiles and rockets into southern Israel der in recent days, but chose his most "valuable" as the beginning of the operation. "Jabari was an arch with their hands full of blood of hundreds of Israelis. The message is that no one is immune," said army spokesman Yoav Mordechai highlighting "the significant damage to the terrorist infrastructure in Gaza with surgical attack underground tanks and scope " . In Israel emphasize the attack that destroyed much of the missiles Fajer 5 (Iranian-made and capable of reaching Tel Aviv, in central Israel). While in Gaza air strikes fear become a large-scale ground offensive, Hamas accused of attacking Netanayhu for electoral purposes in reference to the elections scheduled in Israel on 22 January. The offense, for the moment, has frozen the pre-election environment. The parties have announced that nullify activities ahead of elections. Following the Arab Spring , the regional situation has changed radically since Operation Cast Lead (December 2008-January 2009). while Syria lived a bloody internal war, govern Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood .Increased escalation could end up causing the decision of President Mohamed Mursi, an ally of Hamas, to break relations with Israel.