Posted on 07/07/2014 11:38:13 AM PDT by Dave346
21:14: The IAF is targeting terrorists in Gaza at this time. The aerial assaults are reported to be heavy. Sirens are sounding in Ashkelon and the Eshkol Regional Council.
20:33: At least 100 rockets fired in the last wave towards the W. Negev and many other areas including Beit Shemesh, Be’er Tuvia, Gadera, Netivot, the Lachish district, and Ashkelon. A number of fires have broken out as a result of the rockets hitting open areas.
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I’m a little puzzled why the only supporters of Israel in the U.S. are from the right / Christian side of the aisle.
Jews here, for whatever reason, seem oblivious to the tenuous condition of the nation of Israel.
Israel continues to give telephone WARNINGS to
the terrorists.
Hamas will be grateful.
The future Israelis murdered will not.
Do you have any realistic idea just how small these areas are?
If you’d like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
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Do you have any realistic idea of how a low-yield neutron bomb works when airburst?
PLEASE INFORM US...
The Israeli plan for Gaza is to cut 10 roads to the sea, making 10 sectors with military forces positioned along the boarder, the sea and Israel proper. From those 10 new zones, the IDF will begin to cut grid squares and pacify each zone. It will be quick and it will be bloody for the IDF and those who oppose them. It is how war in Gaza will unfold and it will be a final occupation until every inch is scrutinized and cleared of the Pali-warmongers.
My idea is that sometimes the best response to a illogical or irrational attack is NOT a “measured”, “proportional” counter-attack.
I believe there must be enough HAMAS missle fragments lying around to permit someone to “reconstruct” a missle that would function.
Would that missle be a HAMAS missle? Yes, absolutely.
Where was that missle’s launch-site? It was a HAMAS-produced barrage, so NO ONE KNOWS.
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They work perfectly and effectively. Killing terrorist with x-rays (gamma, alpha, etc) and leave the buildings and structures in tact. There is little residual radation left to contaminate since airburst. Google is your friend. IIRC, the French made the best neutron bombs and gave the recipe to the South Africans, which gave them to Israel in the mid-70s.
and you believe that?
Yes. And you dont?
My expertise comes as a former Nuclear Material Courier with DOE/NNSA/OST.
Okay.
for every rocket .....take back one square mile. Forever.
4 hours ago Israel authorized the call up of 40,000 reserves.
At least 66 more rockets fired by Hamas today, only 8 of which were shot down by Iron Dome. Many rockets land in open areas but they destroy many Israeli homes as well (even if people reach the bomb shelters in time).
Ground operation looks inevitable!
17:33 (90 minutes ago)
Operation will last ‘very, very long time,’ says officer
Channel 2’s Roni Daniel quotes a “very, very senior” IDF officer as saying that Operation Protective Edge will last a “very, very long time.”
The officer says a ground operation “is certainly being considered,” while Daniel himself assesses that “a ground operation will certainly be necessary.”
http://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-pounds-dozens-of-gaza-targets-in-major-counteroffensive/
18:04 (69 minutes ago)
IDF: Over 66 rockets shot Tuesday thus far
Over 66 rockets have been fired at Israel since the launch of Operation Protective Edge in the wee hours of Tuesday morning, the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit says.
Some eight of those rockets were shot down by the Iron Dome anti-missile system according to media reports.
God bless Israel and all who defend her.
1:29
In the last 24 hours, an estimated 154 rockets were fired at Israel from the Gaza Strip, of which 117 exploded in Israeli territory and 29 were intercepted by Iron Dome.
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