Law of the Koran and the Law of Moses in the Middle East are soon to Collide,
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is under the Law of the Koran, Israel is still under the Law of Moses,
Continuous Payback on Every Hamas Terror Act WILL Produce a Truce!
The Israeli EQUATION for Hamas Engagement Continues in Force!
Only One Technique Will Ever Turn Hamas Mischief To a Truce,
Welcome to the ages old MATHEMATICS of the Middle East,
The MATH of the O.T. and Koran IN PLACES are Similar,
Israel APPLIES OLD Testament Equation ON Hamas:
1 life = 1 life, 2 eyes = 2 eyes, 3 teeth = 3 Teeth
2 hands = 2 hands, 2 feet = 2 feet, 1 Burn =
1 burn, 1 wound = 1 wound, 1 STRIPE =
1 stripe, All this = A LONGER TRUCE,
Hamas understands THIS MATH!
1 bombing = 1 aerial ATTACK,
1 missile = I aerial ATTACK,
Some call it TIT FOR TAT
On Hamas rat Holes!
January 29, 2009
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
Deuteronomy 19:21 – And thine eye shall not pity; but life shall go for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot.
Exodus 21:25 – Burning for burning, wound for wound, stripe for stripe.
Begin Excerpt from Jerusalem Post
IAF jets strike weapon manufacturing site near Rafah
January 28, 2009
yaakov lappin and jpost.com staff , THE JERUSALEM POST
IAF jets struck a weapon manufacturing site in the Rafah area late on Wednesday night, in response to a Kassam rocket fired from the Gaza Strip at Israel several hours earlier.
It was the IDF’s first attack on a building inside the Strip since the end of Operation Cast Lead.
The Kassam was fired at southern Israel a day after Gaza operatives breached the cease-fire with a deadly bomb attack along the border.
The rocket hit an open area in the Eshkol region, causing no casualties or damage.
Following the rocket attack, Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni said that Israel will respond to every act of aggression, also to rockets fired at open areas.
Haim Yalin, head of the Eshkol Regional Council, told The Jerusalem Post that
the rocket represented a moment of truth for the government, and called for a firm response to avert the next war.
“During Operation Cast Lead, I and other local authority heads sat with Defense Minister Ehud Barak and Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and told them: ‘It does not matter at what stage the military operation ends, what matters is what Israel does after the first rocket is fired,'” Yalin said.
“We have now reached that stage.
If the government fails to respond, and says the rocket was fired by a marginal group, we will be faced with another war soon. If we respond as we should, then we can hopefully spare ourselves another war,” he added.
“Israel must not show restraint. We have known this situation for too many years. It is like a child in a kindergarten testing his limits,” Yalin said.
“The children have g one
to sleep with raised pulses. What we will we tell them tomorrow at school?” he asked.
Earlier Wednesday, ahead of an additional Israeli response to Tuesday’
s bomb attack, Defense Minister Ehud Barak canceled a planned visit to Washington DC on Wednesday where he was scheduled to meet Defense Secretary Robert Gates.
Barak said that he canceled his trip so he could oversee the developments in Gaza. The IDF, he said, was prepared for every possible development.
Excerpt from DEBKAfile Special Report
Hamas rejection of Egyptian truce plan augurs Gaza escalation
DEBKAfile Special Report
January 28, 2009, 10:55 PM (GMT+02:00)
The approach of a fresh Gaza flare-up caused defense minister Ehud Barak to cancel his trip this week to Washington for talks with US defense secretary Robert Gates, DEBKAfile’s military sources report. As Barack Obama’s Middle East envoy George Mitchell met with Israeli leaders in Jerusalem, Wednesday, Jan. 28, Hamas fired two Qassam missiles and several mortar rounds into southern Israel, while in Damascus its leaders rejected Cairo’s plan for a long-term truce with Israel, demanding the reopening of all the Gaza crossings first.
The missiles and mortar shells fired from Gaza for the first time in the week since unilateral ceasefires went into effect landed harmlessly on open ground, but they carried a message: Hamas’ rejection of Egypt’s plan was compounded by the roadside bomb attack from Gaza which killed an Israeli soldier and injured three outside the Gaza Strip Tuesday. Hamas was signaling its intention to revert to pummeling southern Israel again with rockets and missiles if its armed forces resort to major retaliation for the roadside bomb. The short lull is therefore falling apart.
Until Hamas-Damascus slapped down its veto, Egypt had hoped for a long-term truce to begin on Feb. 5, followed by a power-sharing conference between the warring Palestinian factions on Feb. 22. The timeline was announced by Egyptian foreign minister Aboul Gheit.
But Hamas’ rejection has taken Cairo back to square one. The Egyptians believe that a good military hiding by Israel will bring the Palestinian Islamist extremists back to
the negotiation table in a more reasonable frame of mind.
This situation prompted Barak’s remark that another Hamas attack or two is to be expected soon.
Israeli and Egyptian leaders updated Mitchell and explained why the ceasefire which he sought to consolidate during his Middle East tour had become untenable. Cairo and Jerusalem were equally resigned to another round of hostilities before diplomacy could take off.
Our military sources stress that the Israeli air strike which killed a Hamas member of the bomb squad in Khan Younis Tuesday night and its bombardment of three Philadelphi Corridor smuggling tunnels early Wednesday were but a foretaste of the reprisals the Israel
military has in store for curbing further Hamas aggression.
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