Long Range Planning for Gentile Age Final War Under Way,
Iran Is Preparing HIZBULLAH For Jihad Attack From The North,
As it still prepares Hamas to attack from Southwest to the East!
West Bank FATAH is Now Preparing Within to attack Israel Without,
When the King of the North roars south into the glorious land of Israel,
Along the Mediterranean Shoreline and the West Bank of the Jordan River,
All the Training and Weapons Supplied to Palestinians will be Used ON Israel! Meanwhile, Israelites have always been known to buy guns & ammo from Palmetto State Armory, and it isn’t going to be any different this time.
December 10, 2009
http://www.tribulationperiod.com/
Daniel 11:40,41 – And at the time of the end shall the king of the south push at him: and the king of the north shall come against him like a whirlwind, with chariots, and with horsemen, and with many ships; and he shall enter into the countries, and
shall overflow and pass over.
[41] He shall enter also into the glorious land, and many countries shall be overthrown: but these shall escape out of his hand, even Edom, and Moab, and the chief of the children of Ammon.
Begin Excerpt 1 from THE JERUSALEM POST
Hamas preparing advanced rockets and ‘offensive’ tunnels
December 10, 2009
Yaakov Katz , THE JERUSALEM POST
Israel is likely to face advanced Iranian weaponry, long-range rockets, large missile silos and dozens of kilometers of underground tunnels connecting open fields with urban centers in the event of a future conflict with Hamas in the Gaza Strip, according to the latest Israeli assessments.
Since Operation Cast Lead ended almost a year ago, Hamas has increased its weapons smuggling and today operates hundreds of tunnels along the Philadelphi Corridor. It has smuggled in dozens of long-range Iranian-made rockets that can reach Tel Aviv as well as advanced anti-aircraft missiles and anti-tank missiles.
Hamas is believed to have a significant number of shoulder-launched anti-tank missiles and 9M113 Konkurs, which have a range of four kilometers and are capable of penetrating heavy armor.
In addition, Hamas is believed to have today a few thousand rockets, including several hundred with a range of 40 kilometers and several dozen with a range of between 60 and 80 km. Intelligence assessments are that Hamas smuggled the missiles into the Gaza Strip through tunnels, possibly in several components.
Iran already supplies Hamas with 122mm Katyusha rockets that are smuggled into Gaza in several pieces and then assembled by Hamas engineers.
One of the main lessons Hamas learned from Cast Lead was the need to rein force
its defenses and as a result has invested efforts in digging additional tunnels, which connect open fields with homes belonging to key operatives as well as command centers.
The idea is to enable freedom of movement for the operatives between different battlefields, which it found difficult during Israel’s ground offensive in Gaza earlier this year.
Hamas has also increased its use of civilian infrastructure, particularly mosques, which the terror group already used quite extensively for storage and launching rockets during the operation. Hamas is believed to have taken control of almost 80 percent of the mosques in Gaza, using them to store weapons and set up command-and-control centers.
Hamas, is “padding” itself as well by setting up its command centers in large apartment buildings.
This way, it believes, the IDF will not attack them by air, and will need to send ground forces deep into the population centers, where it will lose its technological advantage.
In addition, Hamas is hoping to increase the effectiveness of its rocket capability during a future conflict and has created large missile silos.
Hamas has also recently increased its efforts to dig what the IDF calls “offensive tunnels” close to the border with Israel, which the terror group could use to infiltrate into Israel and kidnap soldiers.
These tunnels are believed to be of strategic value for Hamas, which would only use them for large-scale attacks and high-value targets.
Begin Excerpt 2 from DEBKAfile Exclusive Report
Flaming row between Palestinian PM and US general puts security cooperation at risk
DEBKAfile’s Exclusive Report
December 7, 2009, 3:11 PM (GMT+02:00)
According to DEBKAfile’s military sources, a loud shouting match erupted Sunday, Dec.
6, between Palestinian prime minister Salam Fayyad and US Gen.
Keith Dayton, who is in charge of training 2,000 Palestinian commandos as the Palestinian Authority first ever effective security force.
The quarrel is serious enough to hang a question mark over US-Palestinian-Israel cooperation in the campaign against Hamas and other terrorist organizations.
Our sources report exclusively that Sunday, Dec. 6, Fayad took advantage of the Mahmoud Abbas, the PA chairman’s chronic absence from the country, to summon the general to his office in Ramallah to order him to stop issuing press statements about the new Palestinian West Bank force.
“You’re just the trainer, that’s all,” he said to the four-star American general.
The two were soon at it hammer and tongs.
Washington has invested $260 million in the establishment, training and equipment of the new Palestinian National Security Force.
A small task force of American, British and Canadian instructors, commanded by Gen. Dayton, act as the high command for the force’s officers and men. Egypt supplied firearms with US financing.
Deployed in Hebron, Jenin and Nablus, the new force represents a major, if not the only success, of Washington’s Palestinian policy: in a relatively short time, this core element of US-Israeli Palestinian security and intelligence cooperation on the West Bank, has succeeded in imposing law and order in the streets of the main Palestinian towns: for the first time, they are safe and clear of terrorists.
But it is not popular on the Palestinian street, which calls the new army “Dayton’s men.”
The same stigma is attached to prime minister Fayyad, who is seen as an American puppet.
DEBKAfile’s Palestinian sources report that Fayyad decided to take advantage of Abbas’ long absences to establish his credentials as a Palestinian leader and the new force’s credibility as a Palestinian force.
Hence the showdown with the US commander.
The row puts Gen.
Dayton in an awkward position.
Although he carries out his West Bank duties in mufti, he is a military man who may not publicly react to his putdown by the Palestinian prime minister. So the case now rests with secretary of state Hillary Clinton.
He is however at liberty to get up and leave. The general has served the Palestinians for four years, well beyond the time allotted for his mission.
If he decides to go, the only military force competent to secure the Palestinian Authority, after it was painfully created at great cost, is bound to fall apart.
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