IDF gears up for mass Gaza riots, warns that Hamas plans to ‘massacre’ Israelis
Over 100,000 Palestinians expected to take part in 'March of Return' protests on Monday; IDF fears hundreds may try to breach border fence, attack nearby Israeli towns
The Israeli military is gearing up for fierce “March of Return” protests along the Gaza security fence on Monday, with more than 100,000 Palestinians expected to take part, and dire warnings from the IDF that hundreds plan to try breach the fence and carry out a “massacre” of Israeli civilians.
The protests are now set for Monday, to coincide with the move of the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, and not on Tuesday’s Nakba Day, as was originally expected.
The Israel Defense Forces expects over 100,000 Palestinians to take part in the mass demonstrations and potentially as many as 200,000, something that would indicate a major victory for the Hamas terrorist group, which rules Gaza and has co-opted for its own ends what were originally slated to be weeks of nonviolent protests.
The army’s primary fear during the expected riots is that dozens or hundreds of Palestinians, including Hamas members, will manage to break through the Gaza security fence and wreak havoc in one of the Israeli communities on the other side, attacking residents, starting fires, and destroying buildings.
A Palestinian protester holds wire cutters after burning tires near the fence during a protest at the Gaza Strip’s border with Israel, May 11, 2018. (AP Photo/Adel Hana)
The military believes Hamas will focus its energies on this style of mass, chaotic attack, but the IDF is also preparing for more direct armed combat, including attacks on troops along the border, or kidnappings of IDF soldiers, as has happened along the Gaza border in years past.
On Sunday night, the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit released a dramatic video saying Hamas seeks to destroy homes, torch farmland and massacre “innocent men, women, and children.”
Het dodental door de protesten aan de grens tussen de Gazastrook en Israël is opgelopen naar 28. Dat meldt het Palestijnse ministerie van Volksgezondheid in Gaza, dat spreekt over ruim 1700 gewonden.
Er zouden onder meer een veertienjarige jongen en een man in een rolstoel zijn gedood. „Er kunnen vandaag veel martelaren bijkomen. Heel veel. Maar de wereld zal onze boodschap horen. De bezetting moet eindigen”, zei een van de actievoerders.
Ik weet niet wat ik moet denken. Ik geloof het aantal gewonden niet.
Deze ouders hebben daarom hun jongste kind ook maar meegenomen. Kassa!Ariel schreef:Protesteren levert geld op voor de Palestijnen.
Hamas is paying each Palestinian protester at the Israel border 100$ -1000$ to infliltrate.
Hier nog meer vreedzaam protest:Ariel schreef:Israël moet het recht op vreedzaam protest respecteren en bij het gebruik van geweld proportioneel optreden. Dat zei EU-buitenlandchef Federica Mogherini nadat het Israëlische leger ruim veertig Palestijnen had gedood.
Kuch....vreedzaam protest . In welke grot zit Federica Mogherini verscholen? En heeft ze daar geen internet?
Vreedzaam protest.
Spoiler! :
https://worldisraelnews.com/un-warns-of ... fuel-depotUN warns of collapse of Gaza services after Hamas destroys fuel depot
The United Nations has warned that an alternative method of getting fuel to Gaza must be found urgently; otherwise, dwindling supplies needed to run hospitals, collect garbage, pump water and treat sewage will run out.
The appeal late Sunday by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) came two days after hundreds of Palestinian rioters, led by Hamas, destroyed the Kerem Shalom fuel terminal at the main cargo crossing with Israel, the only entry point for fuel to Gaza. Officials say it could take months to repair the damage.
Following the destruction of the Kerem Shalom Crossing, Israel’s Minister of Defense Avigdor Liberman approved the IDF’s recommendation to close the passageway until further notice. It will remain closed until the damages caused by the riots, estimated at some NIS 30 million, are repaired.
Er is, als we de regisseurs van pallywood kunnen geloven, ook een baby van 8 maanden gestorven door traangas.King George schreef:Deze ouders hebben daarom hun jongste kind ook maar meegenomen. Kassa!Ariel schreef:Protesteren levert geld op voor de Palestijnen.
Hamas is paying each Palestinian protester at the Israel border 100$ -1000$ to infliltrate.
Palestinian baby dies from tear gas inhalation at Gaza protest: ministry
A Palestinian baby died as a result of inhaling tear gas during clashes along the Israel-Gaza border, the health ministry in the enclave announced Tuesday.
Eight-month-old Leila al-Ghandour was exposed to the gas east of Gaza City during major protests on Monday, in which the health ministry said 58 Palestinians were killed most of them by sniper fire.It was not immediately clear how close to the border fence Ghandour and her family were.At least five protests sites have been established since demonstrations began on March 30, most of them with both frontline areas and places for families further back.
Monday's protests were against the opening of the controversial US embassy to Israel in Jerusalem, which had angered Palestinians who see the eastern part of the city as their capital.Tens of thousands of Palestinians rallied near the border fence, with smaller numbers seeking to breach it.Israeli forces on the border used tear gas and sniper fire on the crowds.
De voorraden hulpgoederen bevinden zich ook al in zwartgeblakerde toestand.Mahalingam schreef:Tussen al het Pallywoodje spelen door is er wel serieuze schade toegebracht aan tamelijk essentiëele infrastructuur.https://worldisraelnews.com/un-warns-of ... fuel-depotUN warns of collapse of Gaza services after Hamas destroys fuel depot
The United Nations has warned that an alternative method of getting fuel to Gaza must be found urgently; otherwise, dwindling supplies needed to run hospitals, collect garbage, pump water and treat sewage will run out.
The appeal late Sunday by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) came two days after hundreds of Palestinian rioters, led by Hamas, destroyed the Kerem Shalom fuel terminal at the main cargo crossing with Israel, the only entry point for fuel to Gaza. Officials say it could take months to repair the damage.
Following the destruction of the Kerem Shalom Crossing, Israel’s Minister of Defense Avigdor Liberman approved the IDF’s recommendation to close the passageway until further notice. It will remain closed until the damages caused by the riots, estimated at some NIS 30 million, are repaired.
Gisteren hier nog onze grote moslim-en Palestijnenlover Rudy Vranckx op de leugentelevisie: Daar zitten anderhalf miljoen mensen opgesloten zonder enig vooruitzicht . Mss kunnen ze zelf eens voor wat vooruitzicht zorgen ipv hele dagen te niksen en rel te schoppen? Kinderen maken doen ze daar bij de vleet . Dat is iets waar een normaal mens "zonder vooruitzicht" toch ook niet aan zou denken.King George schreef:Moesten die testoseronbommen soms ook nog wat te neuqen hebben dat er een maagdelijk meisje van 8 maanden oud mee ging? Nou ja, de kassa rinkelt in ieder geval weer. En zo'n verloren eigen kind? Pallies redeneren gewoon "Dan maken we toch een nieuw kindje?". U vind dit wellicht vreemd? Dit is realiteit. Die geesten zijn totaal verknipt daar. Je zal er maar naast moeten wonen...
De dag is nog niet voorbij Hans. Ik hoor op de leugenmedia dat het nu nog rustig is aan dat hek "omdat de doden van gisteren moeten begraven worden vandaag" en deze middag is het dan weer de vrijdagse hoogmis in de haathut . Daarna kan er weer gereld en stoer gedaan worden. Mss eens massaal dat hek bestormen en kijken wat er gebeurt om het begin van de ramadan te vieren ?Hans v d Mortel sr schreef:Hamas kan tevreden terugkijken op het geweld in de Gaza. Misschien had Hamas meer doden en gewonden gewild, maar als ik hoor over zo’n 50 doden vind ik dit inderdaad aan de karige kant.
Israel reopens Gaza crossing, but Palestinians turn back some trucks.
Shipments of medical supplies, but not food and diapers, make it through Kerem Shalom, which was closed for 2 days after being set ablaze by rioters 3 times this month
Palestinian officials on Tuesday refused to allow trucks loaded with goods into the Gaza Strip through the Kerem Shalom Crossing, which Israel had reopened in the morning after rioters from the coastal enclave set fire to parts of the facility three times over the past month.
Shipments of medical supplies, food and diapers arrived at the crossing in the morning. But officials on the Palestinian side said they could only allow through the medical supplies and sent back 14 trucks full of food and diapers, The Times of Israel has learned.
It was not immediately clear why the border officials, who are employed by the Palestinian Authority, would not accept the shipments.
