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Gunbattle Prompts Gaza Crossing Shutdown | |
2006-12-14 | |
The gaza-meltdown goes on, see stories below, summarized here. By RAFAH, Gaza Strip - Hamas During the shootout at the Rafah border crossing, travelers dived for cover and a top Hamas official furiously tried to persuade the militants to disperse. Later, European monitors said the border would not be reopened Thursday. Two Hamas Haniyeh, a senior leader of Hamas, cut short a lengthy trip abroad to try to quell the factional violence at home. But Israeli Defense Minister Amir Peretz ordered the border closed to prevent Haniyeh from bringing in tens of millions of dollars he raised abroad for his cash-strapped government, Israeli security officials said. Heh, and they knew Haniyeh was a pack-mule this time. Haniyeh headed to the border yesterday in a second attempt to cross, this time without the money, which was left with Palestinian
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Posted by:anonymous5089 |
#5 Gunbattle Prompts Gaza Crossing Shutdown If what it takes, I'm surprised it ever opens. |
Posted by: tu3031 2006-12-14 20:38 |
#4 see they started with a homemade grenade toss this morning and now look PALESTINIAN STARTS WAR WITH EGYPT! |
Posted by: RD 2006-12-14 16:48 |
#3 Using the ISG template, we simply need to ask Syria, Egypt, and Iran to help stop the violence in Gaza. Oh and Isarael must cease to exist. |
Posted by: Cyber Sarge 2006-12-14 16:02 |
#2 Under an international agreement, the border crossing can only open in the presence of the monitors The subtle touch of Arik. |
Posted by: gromgoru 2006-12-14 14:06 |
#1 Top Hamas officials have recently smuggled in millions of dollars to help keep the government afloat. A Palestinian official said Haniyeh was carrying $35 million he raised during his recent trip, which included stops in Syria and Iran. Hamas militants waiting outside the Rafah terminal grew impatient waiting for There. Fixed it. |
Posted by: Seafarious 2006-12-14 13:50 |