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"Terrorists give order: Jews must evacuate"
WorldNetDaily.com ^ | November 21, 2006 | Aaron Klein
Posted on 11/22/2006 4:41:25 AM PST by Man50D
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "TEL AVIV – The only way to stop the regular rocket fire on Sderot, an Israeli city of about 20,000 nearly three miles from the Gaza Strip border, is for the Jewish state to evacuate the entire city, Hamas announced in a statement today. "Only the departure of residents from Sderot will stop the rocket fire," Abu Abaida, spokesman for Hamas' so-called military wing, said in a statement to reporters.
"There are no limits on our rocket attacks and we will prove that in coming days. We advise residents of Sderot to evacuate," the Hamas spokesman said.
Asked by WND if his statement was rhetoric or whether the Hamas leadership actually sanctioned a call for Israeli residents to evacuate, Abu Abaida replied, "We are very, very serious. The evacuation can be done in the next days or even up to several weeks, but it must be done. And after that, we will stop all rocket fire unless the Zionists continue more military operations in Gaza"
Abu Abaida said Hamas is seeking to impose "a new equation in which the Zionists understand that for every incursion into Gaza, we will use our rockets to bombard your towns and cities until more and more are forced to evacuate. Our rockets have already improved, as Sderot residents know. We keep working on (the rockets) to improve deadliness, force and distance."
Indeed, Israeli security sources said Palestinian rockets fired in recent weeks at Sderot have been packed with more explosive material than ever before."
Major Blow To The Mafia
Cindy Clyne
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
A massive raid in Montreal has dealt a major blow to the Mafia.
More than 700 officers from several police forces raided several Montreal-area locations. They arrested 90 people, including 82-year-old Nicolo Rizzuto.
Rizzuto's son, Vito Rizzuto, was deported to the U.S. earlier this year to face charges in connection to the murder of three members of the reputed Bonanno crime family in New York.
In total, R.C.M.P say more than 1,300 charges could be laid against the suspects, including attempted murder, extortion, book-making, drug dealing and gangsterism.