Palestinian militants break ceasefire

Amazing story telling! Accurate analysis would call it propagandizing!

The Killings of the Palstinians came ahead of the rockets! And of course the killings broke the truce!

Its very much an Israeli 'story' of blaming the victims for their own deaths!

Is it?

Are you so sure of the story?
Attempting to hold one set of victims accountable for the actions of another set why that’s exactly what you have done!
Are you once again using snap judgements to say anything Palestinians do is O.K. but any response from Israel is not?
Transparent agendas on display!
Are you aware of the details involving the killings?
The attempted arrest of known criminal terrorists who fired upon those attempting the arrest.
Doing so caused their own deaths!
Tyical criminal thug Palestinkian behavior.
Fire upon anyone with better weapons and chances are you will wind up a bullet riddled corpse.
Now the criminal Hamas terror group has once again broke the cease fire by bringing a knife to a gun fight pretending it noeeds provaction to attempt yet more Jewish deaths.
The truce is nothing but an excuse for Hamas and other groups to rearm from Iran and Syria!
Look at you lap it up like the stinking Jew hater you prove to be.
Loosen that turbine and let go the AK-47.

This is about money and power not peace!

Militants in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip fired at least two rockets into southern Israel on Tuesday, breaching a five-day-old cease-fire.

The attack came hours after Israeli troops killed two Palestinians in a West Bank raid. The victims included an Islamic Jihad commander. The militant group later claimed responsibility for firing the rockets, saying the attack was intended to avenge the Israeli operation.

The West Bank is not formally part of the Gaza truce. But the Israeli raid could be seen as violating the spirit of the cease-fire.
An Islamic Jihad official said the group “cannot keep its hands tied” when its “brothers” in the West Bank are being targeted.

An Israeli police spokesman said one of the makeshift rockets hit a house in the border town of Sderot, causing damage but no injuries. The second rocket fell in an open area.

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s office immediately called the attack a violation of the truce. It was not clear how Israel would react.

Under the deal, Israel agreed to halt its own attacks in the Gaza Strip and to ease its economic blockade of the impoverished coastal enclave.

Meanwhile, organizers of a Palestinian conference in Berlin said donors have committed $242 million to specific projects strengthening the Palestinian police and judicial systems.

A diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity because the meeting was still ongoing, provided details on the figure, which exceeds the more than $180 million organizers had sought for the next three years.

As Tuesday’s one-day conference opened, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said his country was committing $23.3 million.

galljdaj I'm amazed !

You’ve done it again,you are the only person that I know that is consistantly wrong about everything.How do you manage to draw the wrong opinion every time? I’ll bet that you can flip a coin and it always stands on edge.
Why don’t you try just reading and everybody won’t know you are an idiot?

How is my post wrong? Its based on reported articles...

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Israeli forces raided Nablus in the West Bank, killing two Palestinians [AFP]



Three rockets fired from the Gaza Strip have hit southern Israel, hours after Israeli forces killed two Palestinians in the West Bank.

Tuesday’s incidents cast doubt over the future of a fragile truce that has been in force in Gaza between Israel and armed Palestinian groups during the last five days.

Al-Quds, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad movement, took responsibility for the rocket attacks which caused some damage but no casualties in the Israeli town of Sderot.

David Baker, a spokesperson in the Israeli prime minister’s office, said: “Any rocket fire from the Gaza Strip would be a grave violation of the calm."

The rocket attacks followed an Israeli raid into the West Bank town of Nablus earlier during the day.

Israeli troops killed the men in an exchange of fire, an Israeli military spokesman said, adding that one of them was a fighter from Islamic Jihad and the other was a “militant”.

Hamas, the main signatory of the Gaza truce, condemned the Israeli killings.

However, they called on Palestinian factions “to exercise self-restraint and continue observing the agreement”.



Palestinian deaths


Nablus residents said that one of the men was a bystander killed by Israeli troops when he opened the door to his apartment, which lies next to the location of the raid.

The truce between Israel and Palestinian armed groups, including Hamas, does not cover the West Bank.


Tareq Abu Ghali was one of the Palestinians killed in Nablus [AFP]
The Islamic Jihad movement had said that the killings would not pass without punishment.

In a statement, the group said that the truce does not mean Palestinians would sit silently.

It called on different Palestinian factions to clarify their position regarding the latest Israeli attack.

Ayman Mohyeldin, Al Jazeera’s correspondent in the Gaza Strip, said there was no confirmation from either side that the violence had rendered the ceasefire void.

Lamis Andoni, Al Jazeera’s Middle East analyst, said: “The killings are a reminder that the truce in Gaza will remain shaky when it is not extended to include the West Bank.

“Israeli insistence on retaining freedom to conduct arrests and raids in the West Bank further undermines Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas' standing, and makes it difficult for Hamas to demand Palestinian fighters adhere to the truce in Gaza."

Mortar attack

A mortar shell was also fired into Israeli territory from the Gaza Strip the previous evening, the Israeli army said, in the first such incident since the truce came into effect on June 19.

No one was hurt by the missile, which landed in the Nahal Oz area after being launched from the central Gaza Strip, officials said on Tuesday.

“We are familiar with a mortar shell that landed near the security fence in northern Gaza on the Israeli side," an army spokeswoman said.

There has been no claim of responsibility for the reported incident on Monday evening, nor any confimation from Palestinian sources that such an incident took place.

Observers have said that both sides do not regard the incident as a violation of the ceasefire.


Source: Al Jazeera and agencies




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AlJhazeera as a source you're kidding right?

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Israeli forces raided Nablus in the West Bank, killing two Palestinians [AFP]



Three rockets fired from the Gaza Strip have hit southern Israel, hours after Israeli forces killed two Palestinians in the West Bank.

Tuesday’s incidents cast doubt over the future of a fragile truce that has been in force in Gaza between Israel and armed Palestinian groups during the last five days.

Al-Quds, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad movement, took responsibility for the rocket attacks which caused some damage but no casualties in the Israeli town of Sderot.

David Baker, a spokesperson in the Israeli prime minister’s office, said: “Any rocket fire from the Gaza Strip would be a grave violation of the calm."

The rocket attacks followed an Israeli raid into the West Bank town of Nablus earlier during the day.

Israeli troops killed the men in an exchange of fire, an Israeli military spokesman said, adding that one of them was a fighter from Islamic Jihad and the other was a “militant”.

Hamas, the main signatory of the Gaza truce, condemned the Israeli killings.

However, they called on Palestinian factions “to exercise self-restraint and continue observing the agreement”.



Palestinian deaths


Nablus residents said that one of the men was a bystander killed by Israeli troops when he opened the door to his apartment, which lies next to the location of the raid.

The truce between Israel and Palestinian armed groups, including Hamas, does not cover the West Bank.


Tareq Abu Ghali was one of the Palestinians killed in Nablus [AFP]
The Islamic Jihad movement had said that the killings would not pass without punishment.

In a statement, the group said that the truce does not mean Palestinians would sit silently.

It called on different Palestinian factions to clarify their position regarding the latest Israeli attack.

Ayman Mohyeldin, Al Jazeera’s correspondent in the Gaza Strip, said there was no confirmation from either side that the violence had rendered the ceasefire void.

Lamis Andoni, Al Jazeera’s Middle East analyst, said: “The killings are a reminder that the truce in Gaza will remain shaky when it is not extended to include the West Bank.

“Israeli insistence on retaining freedom to conduct arrests and raids in the West Bank further undermines Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas' standing, and makes it difficult for Hamas to demand Palestinian fighters adhere to the truce in Gaza."

Mortar attack

A mortar shell was also fired into Israeli territory from the Gaza Strip the previous evening, the Israeli army said, in the first such incident since the truce came into effect on June 19.

No one was hurt by the missile, which landed in the Nahal Oz area after being launched from the central Gaza Strip, officials said on Tuesday.

“We are familiar with a mortar shell that landed near the security fence in northern Gaza on the Israeli side," an army spokeswoman said.

There has been no claim of responsibility for the reported incident on Monday evening, nor any confimation from Palestinian sources that such an incident took place.

Observers have said that both sides do not regard the incident as a violation of the ceasefire.


Source: Al Jazeera and agencies




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The dead guy who opened his door sucks the other guy being shot to death makes the world a better place.

Also if you had the knowledge that the west bank was not part of the truce and the Hamas group fired upon a part that was you would see where you have once again erred.

Nothing wrong with al jazeera it has the same info as BBC

All the honest reportings say the same senario, Israel kills and Hamas fires rockets in reprisal.

BBC Article:


Two rockets 'strike Israeli town'
At least two rockets fired by Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have hit the Israeli border town of Sderot, Israeli police have said.

No-one was seriously injured in the first rocket attack since last week’s truce in the Hamas-run Gaza Strip

Israel said the attack was a “grave violation” of the ceasefire.

The Islamic Jihad militant group said it carried out the attack to avenge an earlier Israeli raid that killed one of its senior fighters in the West Bank.

Another man was killed in the incident at a university building in the town of Nablus.

Local reports said he was a student, and not a militant. The Israeli army said both men were armed.

Ceasefire strain

One of the rockets hit the back garden of a house in Sderot, while the other landed in open ground, police said.

There were no injuries, although two people were treated for shock.

An Israeli government spokesman said the rocket attacks were a “grave violation” of the truce and they are considering their response.

Israel has threatened to re-impose some economic sanctions against Gaza, and the government had previously warned it would respond with considerable force if any of the Palestinian groups resumed violence.

Hamas, the main Palestinian faction in Gaza, has urged all sides to respect the ceasefire.

Speaking at a donors' conference in Berlin, Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad said it was “essential for the ceasefire to be sustained”.

“Whatever damage has been done to the process, that damage should be undone as quickly as possible," he said.


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Aftermath of the rocket strike

A spokesman for Islamic Jihad accused the Israelis of breaking the ceasefire.

The group had earlier said attacks on its militants in the West Bank could jeopardise the six-day-old truce in the Gaza Strip.

While the West Bank is not covered by the truce, correspondents say incidents like these have put a strain on similar ceasefires in the past.

The Israeli army said the Islamic Jihad member, Tareq Abu Ghali, had been planning a bomb attack and that troops had found weapons and explosives in his rooms.

The official Palestinian news agency said both men had multiple bullet wounds and that one had been shot in the head at close range.

Mortar attack

Earlier, the Israeli army said a mortar had been fired from Gaza into Israel late on Monday, about three hours before the Nablus operation.

No group admitted responsibility for the mortar attack, which caused no casualties. Israel said it did not consider the strike to be a breach of the Gaza ceasefire.


The Egypt-brokered truce between Israel and Hamas in Gaza started on 19 June and is supposed to last six months.

The truce is designed to halt Israeli incursions into the Gaza Strip, and to stop missiles being fired from Gaza into southern Israel.

If it holds, Israel will ease its blockade on Gaza and there may be further talks on a prisoner exchange.

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has been holding talks with the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh on

Israeli officials say Egypt has given assurances that its Rafah border crossing with the Gaza Strip will remain closed until the case of the captured Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit, is resolved.

Israel wants Sergeant Shalit to be freed as part of the truce but Hamas says the issue must be resolved through an exchange of prisoners.

Mr Mubarak said his government was trying to secure the release of the soldier, who has been held by Palestinian militants in Gaza for the past two years.


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The aftermath of the Israeli army raid on a the flat in Nablus


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Published: 2008/06/24 16:54:57 GMT

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So is your fear of al jazeera messianic or from hate? You have never produced any evidence of lying on al jazeera’s part. Plenty of other media have made your claims, but there is no evidence provided with the claims! Should have been so easy to provide the evidence if the claims were true!

Why argue with people who think that every type of violence that happens in Gaza or Israel is the Israelis fault? People believe whatever they want to believe. Israel is not totally innocent, but then what country is? Hamas on the other hand is a terrorist organization with no interest in peace or with recognizing Israel’s right to exist. They have said so themselves.

Henn, Is there wrong in using truth and facts?

Read my post, It is critiquing the reporting!

It is critiquing the facts order!

Try to find the truth!

Palestinian militants break ceasefire

Sa Yogi said, “Its deja vu all over again” Finger pointing, swapping rockets, swapping missiles, truce, break truce, more rockets, more dead. And on and on and on, ad nauseam.

The only people benefiting are the arms smugglers and the funeral operators, and the media. Nothing really has changed.

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Gaza rockets slam into IsraelFont Size: Decrease Increase Print Page: Print From correspondents in Jerusalem | June 25, 2008
THREE rockets fired from the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip hit southern Israel today, slightly wounding two people and straining an Egyptian-brokered truce between Israel and the Islamist movement.

Two of the rockets struck inside the hard-hit town of Sderot, causing some damage, and another struck a field outside town, police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said.

The rockets were the first to be fired from the Palestinian territory since a truce between Israel and the Gaza Strip’s Hamas rulers went into effect on June 19.

A spokesman for Islamic Jihad said it had carried out the attacks.

“The rockets are a response to the crimes of the (Israeli) occupation in the West Bank," he said.

The group, which was responsible for many of the attacks launched from Gaza in the months leading up to the ceasefire, did not agree to the truce but had vowed not to violate it.

The attacks came hours after Israeli troops killed a senior Islamic Jihad fighter and another man in the northern town of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, which was not included in the truce.

Yesterday a mortar round fired from northern Gaza hit Israel but caused no damage. “Any fire from the Gaza Strip is a gross violation of the understanding reached with Egypt," Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s spokesman Mark Regev said after the attack, referring to the truce agreement.

Hamas blamed Israel for yesterday’s violence, saying it had “provoked” Palestinian armed factions with the killing of the two men in Nablus.

“It is clear that it was the Israeli occupation that provoked the feelings of the Palestinian people and the resistance groups by committing these sorts of vile crimes in Nablus," Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhum said.

“We in Hamas affirm that we are adhering to the truce and working for its success and continuation and we will work with all the Palestinian factions to guarantee this."

Mr Olmert, meanwhile, returned from Egypt where he met with President Hosni Mubarak on the truce and a parallel track of indirect talks with Hamas aimed at securing a prisoner swap for captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.

Egypt played a key role as mediator in brokering the ceasefire as Israel rejects direct contact with Hamas, which it blacklists as a terrorist group. Hamas in turn refuses to recognise the Jewish state.

The truce, which called on Israel to cease all military operations in Gaza and for Palestinian militants to halt their near-daily rocket and mortar attacks, also called for the easing of a year-long blockade of the Gaza Strip.

Egypt told Israel that it will keep its Rafah crossing with Gaza closed until the fate of Corporal Shalit is resolved, a senior Israeli official said.

But Mr Mubarak chided Israel, saying it was unrealistic to link Corp Shalit’s release to the truce.

To link the fate of “one soldier” to so many dead on both sides is “unrealistic”, he said on Israeli television.

“Let’s be realistic and live the reality of the truce (or) they will continue firing rockets and you will attack them and you will die and they will die, for one soldier," Mr Mubarak said.

“But the soldier is another track we’re working on. Why mix everything up? Let’s be realistic. We should not mix all issues and ruin everything” he said.

Israel has eased its year-old blockade of Gaza as part of the truce by allowing larger amounts of basic goods to enter, but made any opening of Rafah, the only crossing that bypasses it, conditional on Corp Shalit’s release.

Israel has also said it must keep up military operations in the West Bank to protect its citizens, and many feared an escalation in violence there could jeopardise the agreement.

Meanwhile, the international quartet for Middle East peace called during an overnight meeting in Berlin for the truce to “be respected in full”.

“The quartet expressed its continuing support for Egyptian efforts to restore calm to Gaza and southern Israel and welcomed the period of calm that began on June 19," the grouping comprising the European Union, Russia, the United Nations and the United States said.

They also called for an immediate freeze to Jewish settlement activity in the occupied West Bank and the dismantlement of outposts built since March 2001.

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What you do is attempt to paint Israel as always wrong

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Maybe you think everybody is against you?

The fact remains fatah hamas plo hezbollah what ever name you wish to use it comes down to one faction claims it wants peace and five others look for excuses to break peace.
Any excuse will do!

Silly ME!

I thought the lie painted in the above article was wrong!

You 'know' it should be ignored along with the Israel murder. So the bad palestinians can be painted black.

Silly me I should have known better what Our American Policy should be no matter what!

I see I upset you enough to steal another name! Awh poor lil coward!

"skip to" , you can't hide from your 'call'

... , you’ve been a lil church mouse since your call was answered! The answers show you have no clue as what truth is!

You rely on your messianic first idea that pops into your vision! And you seem to shout 'you know the truth!'

Do you use crossed fingers also?

Palastinian's?

I never knew there were such a people? Are those not the people known as the Philistines? Did the Philistines of today not run like wipped dogs from the Egyptian’s? Thanks to the written errors of the King James edition, most of the world today believes this myth. So, read your history on the West Bank and Gaza Strip. It’s Philistine not Palistine!
I know from being there in the 1990’s in Jerusalem and other towns; the Philistinian’s are constant and chonic belly achers. They are always blaming Israel for their own messes!!!