Israel launches airstrike on Gaza 20 Missles fired
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Israel launches first airstrike on Gaza since June
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20081105/D948I1AO0.html
Massive Kassam fire reported from Gaza
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite? ... 2FShowFull
come Jan. they will be on there own! look for a Holy War Boys!
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This isn't good news, especially with Gilad Shalit still captive.
Hopefully, this isn't the beginning of a larger conflict.
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Israel launches first airstrike on Gaza since Junecome Jan. they will be on there own! look for a Holy War Boys!
Wow, a foreign country being responsible for its own security? What a concept.
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This isn't good news, especially with Gilad Shalit still captive.Hopefully, this isn't the beginning of a larger conflict.
Probably not much time left for self defense.
Their enemies won big yesterday they will at least be emboldened.
WSS
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In Israel, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert praised Obama's victory as "historic and impressive. America has again proven itself an example to world democracies."
Opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu said Obama's victory represented an historic change for America, adding: "I am sure the new president will be able to bring peace to our region," he said.
MK Ophir Pines-Pas said Obama must involve himself with the peace process immediately at the start of his term. He also said, "the political system in Israel can look with astonishment and jealousy at democracy in the United States. Obama's victory gives hope to billions in the world, as well as in Israel.
Other Israeli lawmakers praised Obama's election as a victory against racism. MK Shlomo Moula (Kadima), an Ethiopian immigrant to Israel, said: "This is a victory that arouses hope in all black people in the world and in Israel. I am full of hope that Israel won't wait 400 years for equality."
Israeli Arab MK Ahmed Tibi called Obama's victory a "defeater of racism... the American people have proven their grandness and have headed out on the dawn of a new day and a new world. We must always remember, 'only in the darkness can one see the stars."
MK Yuval Steinitz (Likud) said that Obama has already proven his "friendship to Israel... and his uncompromising commitment to curbing Iran's nuclear program."
At celebratory reception at the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem Tuesday night, U.S. Ambassador James Kingham said he could vouch for Obama's support of Israel, the advancement of the peace process and for Israel's security.
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This is just speculation, but I wouldn't be surprised if the tension on the Gaza-Israel border was actually Syrian pushback for our conducting a raid into its territory.
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A republic can also be a democracy, T. Doesn't have to be one, but ours definitely is (just not a direct democracy).
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