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Israel-Palestine-Jordan
Hamas, Fatah festivities in Jabaliya leave one dead, 11 injured
2006-12-19
(KUNA) -- Twelve Palestinians were killed or injured in the middle of clashes between supporters of Hamas and Fatah in Jabaliya refugee camp here, stated Palestinian security sources. The source said that gunmen from Hamas stormed a charitable society in Jabaliya and killed a person. The gunmen also kidnapped the head of the society who is a member of Fatah, added the source.

Meanwhile, 11 activists from Hamas and Fatah were injured during clashes in Jabaliya camp and the near town of Beit Lahia. Both sides conducted 11 abduction operations in northern Gaza strip during the clashes.

On similar matter, masked gunmen abducted Sufyan Abu Ziyada, ex-minister of prisoners' affairs, stated a security source which added that the Fatah official, was abducted in the Beit Lahia. On other developments, masked gunmen shot an activist in Al-Aqsa martyr brigades, the military wing of Fatah. Medical sources stated that the activist was transferred to a nearby hospital where his injures were described as "serious."
Posted by:Fred

#7  They are fighting over piece. They each want a bigger piece of the peace with Israel. I'm certain money is behind all of this, or maybe starvation, yeah that's it.
Posted by: wxjames   2006-12-19 17:29  

#6  This is not happening. Islam is the religion of peace.

Michael Moore
Posted by: Icerigger   2006-12-19 07:43  

#5  This is a quagmire. And it's been one for as long as I can remember ... which ... I can't remember how far back that is .... years and years, at least.
Posted by: Bobby   2006-12-19 06:27  

#4  Aim better, dammit! And, remember, human bombs are the only way to deal with ennemies (wink, wink).
Posted by: anonymous5089   2006-12-19 05:46  

#3  I'd say it was like watching two skunks try and out-stink each other, except that even skunks have enough brains to never spray each other when they fight. I guess I'll have to settle for some sort of pissing contest analogy. If this all weren't so satisfyingly hilarious it would almost be tragic.
Posted by: Zenster   2006-12-19 03:18  

#2  Arafat's legacy. I hope he gets CNN in hell so he can watch the ongoing madness he created.
Posted by: Scooter McGruder   2006-12-19 01:57  

#1  Looks like Jambalaya in Jabaliya!
Posted by: Intrinsicpilot   2006-12-19 00:21  

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