[bored at work]

Tuesday, 50,000 soldiers and police officers are slated to form six rings in and around Gush Katif. The first ring, consisting of some 20,000 forces, mostly police, will be sent into the Jewish communities to carry out the actual evacuation. About 17 to 20 officers per Katif home will be used to physically drag occupants onto waiting buses and out of the area.

Jew-vs.-Jew showdown!

I wish I understood this whole “pull out” thing better. It doesn’t make sense to me . . .

[Cindy]

"It doesn't make sense to me..."

I agree Bored At Work.

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Hamas: Disengagement is Proof That Zionism Can Be Defeated
Arutz Sheva ^ | August 15, 2005 | Arutz Sheva

Posted on 08/15/2005 12:17:06 PM PDT by Sabramerican

Hamas: Disengagement is Proof That Zionism Can Be Defeated

Monday, August 15, 2005 / 10 Av 5765

(IsraelNN.com) A Hamas spokesman from northern Samaria told Al-Jazeera web site that the organized celebrations - said to cost $10 million - of Israel's unilateral withdrawal from Gush Katif and northern Samaria were not a waste of resources, but reinforce the message that Zionism can be defeated.

The Hamas spokesman, Muhammad Ghazal, told Aljazeera.net, "Arabs and Muslims worldwide must realize the Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip is not an act of Zionist magnanimity, but rather the result of sustained resistance and heroic sacrifices."

Mahmoud A-Zahar, Hamas spokesman in Gaza, called the Disengagement Plan "the first receding of Zionism from Palestine."