Michel Garroté, réd en chef –- Les Forces de Défense d’Israël (IDF) restent déployées le long de la frontière avec la bande de Gaza et elles sont préparées à y retourner. Cette fois, leur objectif ne sera pas limité à la destruction des tunnels qui, à trente mètres de profondeur sous terre, pénètrent, à l’intérieur d’Israël, sur une distance allant jusqu’à quatorze kilomètres.
Le Hamas devrait reprendre les tirs de roquettes, missiles et obus de mortier sur Israël, quand la trêve de cinq jours se terminera, à minuit, aujourd’hui, lundi 18 août 2014. L’une des « conditions » posées par le Hamas pour ne pas reprendre la guerre est la fin de « l’occupation ». L’opinion publique occidentale croit, à tort, qu’il s’agirait de « l’occupation » de la bande de Gaza.
Or, la bande de Gaza n’est plus occupée par Israël depuis 2006. En réalité, le Hamas fait allusion à « l’occupation » d’Israël…par Israël ! En clair, le Hamas se fiche du monde et n’abandonnera jamais sa guerre contre Israël. Mais ça, la Maison Blanche, l’Union Européenne, l’ONU et les manifestants « pro-palestiniens » font semblant de l’ignorer.
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Hamas in West Bank ‘planned to topple Palestinian Authority’ By YAAKOV LAPPIN
08/18/2014 17:23
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Shin Bet says plot was orchestrated by Hamas overseas headquarters located in Turkey, and centered on a string of mass casualty terror attacks on Israeli targets; 93 suspects arrested so far. Hamas
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A large-scale Hamas terrorist formation in the West Bank and Jerusalem planned to destabilize the region through a series of deadly terror attacks in Israel and then topple the Fatah-ruled Palestinian Authority, the Shin Bet said Monday.
The Turkey-based Hamas overseas headquarters orchestrated the plot which centered on a string of mass casualty terror attacks on Israeli targets, the Shin Bet added.
The end goal was to destabilize the Palestinian territories and use the instability to carry out a military coup, overthrowing the government of PA President Mahmoud Abbas.
The Hamas infrastructure relied on support from cells in neighboring Jordan, and on couriers who delivered terrorist finances, totaling at least two million shekels, which were used to purchase weapons and homes that were used as hideouts, according to the investigation.
Ninety three Hamas members are in Israeli custody, and the Shin Bet has questioned 46 so far. Security forces plan to indict some 70 suspects. The investigation began in May, and is ongoing, security sources said.
The Shin Bet has seized some 600,000 shekels as well as 30 firearms, seven rocket launchers, and large amounts of ammunition. Security sources stressed that the plot was uncovered at an early stage.
The Shin Bet named senior Hamas leader Salah Al-Aruri, who is currently based in Turkey, as the mastermind behind the terrorist infrastructure.
Al-Aruri, originally from the village of Arura near Ramallah, spent years in prison for terrorism offenses, and left the region in March 2010, as part of an agreement with Israel. He has since served as the head of the West Bank sector in Hamas’s overseas wing.
According to the investigation, the plot began in 2010, as Al-Aruri was driven to the Allenby Border Crossing after agreeing to leave, following his release from prison.
In the car, Al-Aruri recruited his driver, Riad Nasser, another senior Hamas West Bank figure, the Shin Bet added.
Nasser, a resident of the Palestinian village of Dir Kadis, near Ramallah, was allegedly appointed by Al-Aruri as the local commander of the entire West Bank Hamas infrastructure.
Nasser served multiple prison sentences for terrorist offenses in previous years, and was taken into administrative detention in December 2013. The Shin Bet began questioning him on May 27 over his alleged involvement in the setting up of large numbers of terrorist cells.
“This infrastructure stretched from Jenin in the north to Hebron in the south. It is one the biggest we’ve seen in Judea and Samaria since Hamas’s formation in 1987,” a senior Shin Bet source, responsible for securing the Jerusalem district, told reporters on Monday. “They planned to carry out a coup and topple the Palestinian Authority,” he added.
A second Shin Bet source said the investigation serves as a warning over Hamas’s designs to replace the Palestinian Authority.
The infrastructure’s local nerve center was in Ramallah, where the PA is based, but cells branched out throughout 46 Palestinian cities, towns and villages.
Khaled Mashaal, Hamas’s overseas wing leader in Qatar, was aware of the plot, the sources said, though there was no involvement from Hamas in Gaza.
“The terrorists planned to undermine security, and launch a third intifada. They planned disturbances in the Temple Mount to rile the Palestinian masses. They were waiting for talks between the Israel and PA to collapse,” the source said.
During questioning, Riad Nasser allegedly said all of the operatives worked according to a plan devised by Al-Aruri designed to lead to a collapse of the PA’s rule.
According to Al-Ariri’s plan, a number of major terror attacks in Israel cause sufficient instability to facilitate a Hamas coup.
Hamas recruited many members, including students and academics, particularly those studying chemistry and engineering.
The terror cells allegedly kept in contact with Hamas members in Jordan, including Uda Zaharan, who originally hails from the village of Abu Mash’al in the West Bank, and who moved to Zarka, Jordan, in 2006. Zaharan allegedly maintained a system of couriers connecting various Hamas branches in Turkey, Jordan, and the West Bank, and transferred hundreds of thousands of dollars via multiple smuggling runs to operatives in the West Bank.
Additional suspects in custody include Majdi Mafarja, from the Palestinian town of Bet Likia , who holds a doctorate in computing. Security sources described Mafarja as representative of “a new generation of Hamas members,” adding that he is “highly intelligent” and fluent in computer programming.
Hamas sent Mafarja to Malaysia, where he trained in message encryption and computer hacking, the Shin Bet said. He was arrested on May 22.
Saleh Brakat, an Israeli citizen from Bet Safafa in east Jerusalem, was arrested on July 1 for allegedly transferring operational messages from Hamas in Jerusalem to members of the terror organization who are overseas. Brakat is active in Hamas’s Da’wa system, a civilian outreach network that offers social services to Palestinians.
Mahmoud Abu Daoud, of Hebron, was arrested on July 1 on suspicion of setting up terror cells that specialized in various attacks. He allegedly set up cells for for kidnappings, others for bombings, and shooting attack cells.
Muhammad Kafia, a resident of Beitunia, near Ramallah, heads a Hamas student cell at Abu Dis University. He was arrested on June 27, and turned over 19 automatic rifles and five handguns, security forces said.
Yahya Ata, a resident of Dir Abu Masha’al, near Ramallah was arrested on June 28 on suspicion of being recruited by Al-Arurir to set up a terror cell.
“The exposure of this infrastructure, one of the largest we have encountered, underlines the high danger posed by Hamas’s overseas headquarters,” the Shin Bet said in a statement.
The investigation uncovered deep ties between Hamas operatives in Turkey and operatives in Judea and Samaria, as well as Hamas’s strategy to topple the Palestinian Authority, it added. Some of the planned attacks were meant to take place in recent weeks, during Israel’s war with Hamas in Gaza, in order to open a second front of fighting, the intelligence agency added.
il y a dans le vocabulaire palestinien des mots codés:
quand les dignitaires comme Sabbah parlent de “l’injustice” ils parlent de la présence des juifs sur leur terre.
quand des chefs musulmans parlent de “l’humiliation”, ils évoquent les situations -dont Israël – où l’islam ne domine pas. Car les musulmans sont “humiliés” lorsqu’ils ne peuvent humilier les non-musulmans.
c’est comme le “sentier d’Allah” dans le coran: beaucoup d’occidentaux imaginent qu’il s’agit de chemins champêtres pour boys-scouts pieux, alors qu’il est question d’aller égorger les infidèles.
Très bonne réponse Monsieur l’ABBE, ce à quoi j’ajouterais que pendant que l’on oblige la SUISSE et le LUXEMBOURG à dénoncer les comptes en banques des “Etrangers”, cela fait belle lurette que nos Politiques ont trouvé d’autres “Paradis Fiscaux” en la matière du Qatar, de l’Arabie Saoudite et bientôt de l’Iran pour aller planquer l’argent du Contribuable qu’ils ont volés.
En échange, les Politiques ferments les yeux sur les investissement du Qatar et de l’Arabie Saoudite en FRANCE, et peut-être même qu’ils se prennent une com dessus !
Alors après que le Qatar aille financer divers groupe terroristes (HAMAS, HEZBOLLAH, EIIL etc.), nos petits Politiques bien au chaud dans leurs baskets n’en ont rien à affaire !
@Abbé Alain Arbez
“….. alors qu’il est question d’aller égorger les infidèles”.
Et pour ne pas que les ‘infidèles’ soient égorgés que faut-il faire ???
Devenir musulmans avant leurs arrivés et ainsi ne pas être égorgé 😕
@ Ha Her Oplane
Vous voulez devenir musulmans avant leur arrivée ?
Seriez-vous renégat ???
C’est de cette façon que vous honorer les chrétiens qui se font tous les jours égorger en Irak parce qu’ils ne veulent pas se renier ?
J’aurais honte de faire partie de votre famille et de vos amis, je vous renierais sans aucun problème !!!
il rigole voyons ! :-))
c’est une blague ???
http://www.juif.org/diplomatie-moyen-orient/198527,israel-aurait-coordonne-la-fin-progressive-du-blocus-de-gaza-avec-les.php
La guerre contre la présence d’Israël sur ses propres terres est la raison d’exister du Hamas, ce qui fait perdurer l’insécurité chez les habitants paisibles des 2 camps. Lorsque les habitants de Gara l’auront enfin compris, ils devraient appeler l’autorité palestinienne pour demander de les aider à les expulser.
” Le Hamas n’abandonnera jamais sa guerre contre Israël “.
Ca nous le savons depuis longtemps. Alors il n’y a qu’à faire ce qu’il faut ! Plus nous attendons et plus ce sera difficile de s’en sortir …