| Is this a holy war against Jews and Israelis?
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Posted on 09/09/2001 11:36:57 AM PDT by dennisw
| Is this a holy war against Jews and Israelis?
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That's for tomorrow
As I have been saying for the past few months, the Palestinian strategy is winning hands down.
Israel has no strategy, or hope of victory with the present method.
If Israel continues in the present direction ,it might just as well fold and give up. The economy is in shambles. Tourism is dead, and more importantly the national spirit is dying.
What is needed is a more vigerous plan to destroy the Palestinian infrastructure, including electricity, telephone and mass media. Retaliate 10 or 20 fold for every Palestinian war action.
Extra-governmental Jewish terror squads need to exact vengence on the families and towns of the suicide bombers so as to discourage them. Such squads can have the degree of deniability that the Arab regime utilizes.
Any Arab instigator of Jewish death must be killed, and every demonstration calling for Jewish blood must be napalmed.
ML/NJ
If there is going to be an attack with that kind of risk, it must be for a greater purpose, larger in scale- otherwise, the result will be negative.
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Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, the founder and spiritual leader of the Moslem militant group Hamas, speaks to reporters in the Gaza Strip, September 9, 2001. The Izz el-Deen al-Qassam brigades, the military wing of Hamas, claimed responsibility for the Nahariya suicide bombing on Sunday, according to al-Jazeera satellite television, which broadcasts from Qatar. REUTERS/Suhaib Salem - Sep 09 9:06 AM ET |
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Hamas founder Sheikh Ahmed Yassin (L) pays his respects to Palestinian President Yasser Arafat in his office in Gaza as he opened a mourning house to receive people's condolences for the death of Abu Ali Mustafa, leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, late August 27, 2001. The PFLP military wing vowed to avenge the assassination by Israel of Abu Ali Mustafa. REUTERS/WAFA Hussein Hussein - Aug 28 6:37 AM ET |
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Hamas founder Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, left, pays his condolences to Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat at his office in Gaza City, Monday, Aug. 27, 2001. Arafat headed a house morning of Mustafa Zibri. Leader of the PFLP or Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine Mustafa Zibri, widely known as Abu Ali Mustafa, was killed in Ramallah when the Israeli helicopters fired rockets at his office. Zibri, was the highest-ranking Palestinian official killed in a targeted attack in 11 months of fighting. (AP Photo/Hussein Hussein) - Aug 27 3:06 PM ET |
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The wheelchair bound spiritual leader of Hamas, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, attends Friday prayers in a Gaza mosque August 10, 2001. Yassin said his group would continue attacks against Israeli targets seeking an end to the Israeli occupation. REUTERS/Ahmed Jadallah - Aug 10 8:16 AM ET |
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The wheelchair bound spiritual leader of Hamas, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, attends Friday prayers in a Gaza mosque August 10, 2001. Yassin said his group would continue attacks against Israeli targest seeking an end to the Israeli occupation. The Islamic militant group Hamas on Thursday issued a rival claim of responsibility for a Palestinian suicide bombing in Jerusalem that killed at least 15 people. REUTERS/Ahmed Jadallah - Aug 10 7:50 AM ET |
And what spirit might that be?
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Could it be... SATAN??? |
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