Palestijnen & Isra�l #95 - Operatie Pillar of Cloud

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Op woensdag 14 november 2012 19:48 schreef Masyl het volgende:
Beelden van de aanslag op Ahmed Jabari zijn hier te zien;
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=cd5_1352914976

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Op woensdag 14 november 2012 19:45 schreef sp3c het volgende:
ik wil deze wel open laten maar ten eerste moet het niveau van sommigen omhoog en ten tweede moet het dan echt over deze nieuwe escalatie gaan

discussie's over, zionisten en Hitler kunnen elders

leuke grappige opmerkingen mogen voorlopig ook elders nu het nieuws binnen lijkt te stromen

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Op woensdag 14 november 2012 20:31 schreef CaptainObvious39 het volgende:
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Op woensdag 14 november 2012 20:31 schreef CaptainObvious39 het volgende:
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Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has issued his orders to recall the Egyptian ambassador Atef Salem from Tel Aviv in a official statement after the latest Israeli aggression on Gaza sector tonight.

Morsi has ordered the Egyptian envoy in the UN to call for an urgent meeting for the security council. He also ordered the ministry of foreign affairs to summon the Israeli ambassador in Cairo.

He also called Nabil El Araby, the General secretary of LAS in order to held an urgent meeting to discuss the latest developments in Gaza.

According from what I understood , The Israeli Ch2 stated that our ambassador in Tel Aviv demanded that the operation in Gaza to be stopped but it seems that the Israeli government has refused and Egypt had to escalate. It is worth to mention that the first official reaction from Egypt was the demand of the ministry of foreign affairs following the strikes demanding Israeli forces to stop the operation

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Op woensdag 14 november 2012 20:55 schreef J0kkebr0k het volgende:
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Op woensdag 14 november 2012 20:55 schreef J0kkebr0k het volgende:
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Ahmed al-Jaabari a high ranking member the Hamas movement's armed wing was assassinated Wednesday by an Israeli air strike sparked furious protests in Gaza City, with hundreds of members of the Palestinian Islamic movement Hamas and its armed wing – the Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades – chanting for revenge.
In a statement, the Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades said his assassination had "opened the gates of hell," vowing its militants would "continue the path of resistance".

Israel's Shin Bet domestic intelligence agency confirmed it targeted Jaabari in a joint strike with the army, charging he had been "directly responsible for executing terror attacks".

Jaabari deliberately kept a low profile, was rarely photographed and avoided being interviewed.

But a deal to secure the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit brought him out of the shadows last year.

He allowed himself to be caught on camera on 18 October, 2011 as he delivered Shalit to Egypt as part of a key prisoner exchange deal with the Jewish state.

The footage was broadcast instantly around the world, and showed Jaabari in civilian clothing, glasses in his shirt pocket, as he walked his Israeli charge to a car.

Jaabari hailed from a respected activist family in the Shejaiya neighbourhood of Gaza City, with close ally Abu Hudaifa describing him as confident in his own decisions and committed to following up personally on issues.

A history graduate from Gaza's Islamic University, Jaabari was arrested by Israel in 1982 when he was an activist with Fatah, the secular Palestinian national movement which has long been a bitter rival of Hamas.

It was in prison, where he spent 13 for planning deadly attacks, where he met some of Hamas's top leaders such as Abdel Aziz al-Rantisi, Ismail Abu Shanab, Nizar Rayyan and Salah Shehadeh and decided to join the movement.

Shehadeh led the Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades until he was killed in a massive Israeli air strike in July 2002, after which he was replaced by Mohammed Deif.

Several months later, Deif was badly wounded in another Israeli strike and went underground, leaving Jaabari as the operational head of the armed movement at the height of the second intifada, or Palestinian uprising.

Known in Gaza as "the general" or the "chief of staff," Jaabari could occasionally be spotted walking alone in the street.

But, as one of the top names on Israel's most wanted list, Jaabari took almost obsessive care when it came to his personal security.

Jaabari had previously been the apparent target of more than one Israeli assassination attempt, including a 2004 air strike that killed his eldest son Mohammed, along with his brother and several of his cousins.

He was also targeted by the Palestinian security forces, who arrested him in 1998 and held him for nearly two years on account of his activities with Shehadeh and Deif.

After Jaabari took over the day-to-day running of operations, the armed group became increasingly professional.

He was also credited with playing a leading role in the Islamist movement's takeover of Gaza in summer 2007, which saw its militants expelling Fatah forces after a week of bloody fighting and a botched coup attempt by Fatah against a democratically elected Hamas.

In addition to his leadership role in Ezzedine Al-Qassam, Jaabari was a member of the movement's political leadership and the founder of Nur, an association to help "martyrs and prisoners."

He had two wives, including a daughter of his mentor, Shehadeh.

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Op woensdag 14 november 2012 20:18 schreef sp3c het volgende:
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Op woensdag 14 november 2012 21:23 schreef sp3c het volgende:
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