[Sabramerican]

Cheaper arms for the terrorists. Part of the War on Terror.

[Sabramerican]

Bullets for the weapon are now being sold for as little as three shekels (less than $1) when previously they cost up to 18 shekels ($4)

Rice didn't have to trouble herself.

Maybe I'm strange. I find this funny. In a morbid way.

[gakrak]

...and the weapons will be used for what????? Amen.

[VoiceOfBruck]

The understanding was that once the PA received control of the Gaza Strip, it would assume the responsibility of monitoring the border with Egypt and act to prevent terror and weapons smuggling.

The understanding was that once the wolf received control of the henhouse, ...

[hoosierboy]

Good maybe they will kill each other, but I don't think that will b the case.

[Texas Tippy Toes]

EVERYTHING'S ON SALE! All ITEMS MUST GO!

[Shalom Israel]

Yup, supply and demand knows no morality--apparently the death cultists feel well-enough armed, that prices are starting to fall.

Too bad the Israelis insist on taking kassam rockets in the @ss instead of uring supply and demand in their own favor: if the cost of glorious martyrdom was knowing your parents' entire village would get the chance to be holy martyrs as well, the demand for holy martyrdom might just go down.

[millefleur]

The understanding was that once the PA BUSH received control of the Gaza Strip WHITE HOUSE, it would assume the responsibility of monitoring the border with Egypt MEXICO and act to prevent terror and weapons smuggling.

Amazing parallels.

[FreedomSurge]

Who will they shoot? Not - Who do they want to shoot?

The vast majority will be used to shoot each other.

[RFEngineer]

Well, it's clear that the arms dealers were gouging the weapons consumer in Gaza before now.

Many Freepers agree that price gouging is bad and reprehensible.......those people that overpaid and generated windfall profits from weapons dealers are due a refund.

[fella]

$1,300 for an AK, what a rip off.

[El Gato]

An arms dealer said the price of an AK-47 assault rifle has dropped from 1,400 Jordanian dinars ($1,977) to about 900 dinars ($1,300). Bullets for the weapon are now being sold for as little as three shekels (less than $1) when previously they cost up to 18 shekels ($4).

Egyptian-made pistols that were recently sold in Gaza for $1,400 can now be bought for as little as $177, while an Italian pistol can be bought for $400, down from a previous high of $3,500, said the dealer, who identified himself only as Khader, for fear of arrest.

All except the Italian pistol, seem awfully high still. The pistol is also a little high. I only paid about $300 for my .45 ACP polymer framed Tanfoglio/EAA Witness compact.

[Bogolyubski]

Wonder how much of the 9 billion of our tax dollars pledged by our cost-cutting conservative government will go to buy them new RPGs and AK-47s?

[mountainlyons]

It looks like the religion of peace is looking for another peace of The Holy Lands!

[Slings and Arrows]

"Those devious JOOOOOOOOZ are destroying the Palestinian economy!"*

(*Excerpt from a forthcoming column by Pat Buchanan.)

[dennisw]

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