Terror groups revoke cease-fire, vow bloodshed

Jerusalem Post ^ | Aug. 21, 2003 | THE JERUSALEM POST INTERNET STAFF

[Scott from the Left Coast]

There was cease fire? When?

[sarasota]

What? Who broke the cease fire? Hamas, that's who. And now they act as if Israel did. /screaming

[yonif]

Don't be fooled folks. There never was a cease-fire. IDF and Israel continued to be under direct terrorist gunfire and attacks even during this hudna. During the period of the hudna there were about 200 shooting attacks. The number of murdered during the hudna was around 30 Israelis. In addition to that over 200 injured and maimed.

There was no hudna or "cease-fire." It was just a word used in the terrorist propaganda. The reason most people believed there was one (not on FR of course) and governments was that they would rather take the word and trust from terrorists then Israel's truth.

And don't believe this stuff about the Palestinian Authority opposing the terrorists. They are a terrorist regime themselves which harbors and funds all these terror groups.

[dirtboy]

Hamas officially declared Thursday that it was ending its hudna (cease-fire) on attacks against Israel in response to the targeted killing of top Hamas official Ismail Abu Shanab in Gaza City earlier in the day.

Say what? Seems that Hamas ended its cease fire a couple of days earlier when it bombed that bus in Jerusalem. What a bunch of lyin' weasels.

[onedoug]

Good. Now fight!!! Win the war!

[yonif]

Say what? Seems that Hamas ended its cease fire a couple of days earlier when it bombed that bus in Jerusalem. What a bunch of lyin' weasels.

It ended its cease-fire along with the other terrorist groups the day it started. Over 35 people have been murdered durig this "cease-fire" with 5, I beleive, successful suicide bombings, and dozens of shooting attacks on children etc.

[samtheman]

So I guess now that the cease-fire is off, the suicide bombings will begin again.

[Paved Paradise]

Thanks for keeping me in the loop. I get more disgusted by the day. I just don't understand why anyone believes these people at all (PA).

[ZinGirl]

"This crosses all red lines," Yassin said

unlike the bus bombing which included babies being killed....nope, that did NOT cross any lines at all. Of course, I guess it all depends on what your definition of "crossing red lines" means.

yonif...Israel and G-d's chosen people are always on my mind.

[ElectricStrawberry]

Yeah, they need to show those Israeli "militants" that they aren't gonna take it anymore. /sarcasm

cue Twisted Sister

[Bobby777]

Don't be fooled folks. There never was a cease-fire.

don't worry ... we know what the enemy's version of "cease-fire" is when it's against Israel ...

Zechariah 12:6

In that day will I (God) make the governors of Judah like an hearth of fire among the wood, and like a torch of fire in a sheaf; and they shall devour all the people round about, on the right hand and on the left: and Jerusalem shall be inhabited again in her own place, even in Jerusalem.

[yonif]

From Israel National News
http://www.israelnn.com/news.php3?id=48490


Israel Responds to Massacre - and Hamas Declares End to Hudna
20:12 Aug 21, '03 / 23 Av 5763



The hudna - a temporary ceasefire by Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists so that they could regroup and rearm while Israel reduces its anti-terror efforts - has ended. So announced Hamas today, following the killing this afternoon of a top member of the Hamas leadership.

It should be noted that even though a Hamas terrorist massacred 20 Jews in Jerusalem on Tuesday night, this did not signal the end of the hudna for Hamas. In its statement taking credit for the attack, Hamas added a "comforting" qualification: "The hudna is still on, it's just that we have to retaliate when Israel kills our men." [Israeli forces last week killed Muhammad Sieder, who was behind many murderous attacks in the Hevron region, including the bloody Worshipper's Way ambush and the Otniel yeshiva attack.]

Today, however, following Israel's *response* to that massacre (see next paragraph), Hamas declared the hudna over and that it would retaliate. Israeli sources quoted on Ynet responded with derision:
"Hudna, shmudna; the attack in Jerusalem changed the rules altogether. If the Palestinians want to keep Hamas and Islamic Jihad, then let them remain without a state."

What caused Hamas to announce the end of the hudna was Israel's killing of a terrorist leader this afternoon. No sooner did Israel's mini-security cabinet decide that leading terrorist figures were fair game - and Israel Air Force helicopters rained down five rockets this afternoon on the car of one of the most murderous terrorists of all - Ismail Abu Shanab, as well as his two bodyguards. Dozens of Arabs surrounded the burning car immediately afterwards, demanding revenge. Top Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists are reported to have gone underground, for fear of Israel's long arm.

Minister Uzi Landau (Likud), who served as Public Security Minister in the previous government, said today that the return to targeted killings of terrorist leaders is a welcome development - "if it marks the beginning of Israel's uncompromising war on terrorism, but not if it's just a spot reaction here and there."

[Redcloak]

Hudna: Arabic for "operational pause".

[prophetic]

the IDF should not hesitate to eliminate ALL the terrorists swine ONCE AND FOR ALL.

[evad]

There was cease fire? When?

Precisely...how will we know the difference?

During the cease fire they wreak murder and destruction.
Before the cease fire they wreaked murder and destruction.
After the cease fire they'll wreak murder and destruction.

'splane it to me Ricky.

[DoughtyOne]

Blah blah blah...

Anotherwords the killing of twenty innocents (five infants and young children among them) and the wounding of about a hundred more (40 infants and children among them), wasn't bloodshed. Honestly, this is the Arab mindset, shocking as is.

One reporter described a six inch wide flow of blood coming off that bus. Bloodshead? Palestinian terrorists, your day is coming you godless jackels.

[Sender]

I agree, if Hamas and the other murderers want to talk about "crossing all red lines" then they are truly insane. I fear that they will all have to be killed to end this.

[trebb]

Looks like we need to shoot for a deceased fire implementation. When the terrorists are all deceased, the peace will be possible. Israel ought to be able to assimilate the 4 or 5 Palestinians that are left...