Hamas Gets Off Terrorist List And The Next Day They Send Rockets Into Israel! It Is Time To Destroy Hamas!

Gaza Rocket Lands Outside of Eshkol Town

In breach of truce, rocket hits outside town a day after Hamas holds its largest military exercise since operation protective edge.

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By Ari Yashar

First Publish: 12/19/2014, 12:05 PM / Last Update: 12/19/2014, 12:08 PM

Rocket fire from Gaza (file)

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A rocket was fired from Gaza early Friday afternoon, breaking the truce reached at the end of the last Hamas terror war.
"Color red" rocket warning sirens were sounded in communities in the Eshkol Regional Council area just outside of Gaza, and shortly thereafter it was reported that a rocket struck just outside a community in Eshkol; no wounds or damage were reported.
On Thursday there was a false alarm in Be'er Sheva, with rocket sirens sounding reportedly due to a technical malfunction.
The attack comes a day after Hamas held its largest military exercise since Operation Protective Edge on the ruins of two former Israeli villages - Dugit and Nissanit - in Gaza which were evacuated in the 2005 Disengagement plan, allowing Hamas to take over.
In the past few months, since the end of Operation Protective Edge, various incidents have occurred indicating Hamas' attempt to rebuild and regain military strength.
Among other things, the IDF has reported multiple test rocket launchings conducted by Hamas, in which rockets were shot out into the Mediterranean Sea.
In addition to restoring its rocket cache, Hamas has been activelyrebuilding the terror tunnels into Israel meant to attack civilians.
At least 30 of the tunnels were destroyed during the operation, and Hamas is currently using reconstruction materials sent to it by world nations and Israel to rebuild the tunnels.

Gaza Rockets Continue To Fall On Israel. What Will Happen When 48 Hour Ultimatum Expires?

IAF Strikes Hamas Rocket Launchers, Weapons Lab

By Lea Speyer July 6, 2014 , 12:37 pm

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“For they will soon fade like the grass and wither like the green herb.” (Psalm 37:2)

(Photo: Moshe Milner/ Wiki Commons)

The Israel Air Force conducted a series of airstrikes on terror targets in the Gaza Strip Saturday night following relentless rocket attacks by terrorists on southern Israel.

In a statement released by the IDF, the IAF targeted ten targets, including concealed rocket launchers and a weapons manufacturing site.

“Following constant rocket fire at Israeli communities in the south, IAF aircraft targeted 10 terror sites in the central and southern Gaza strip, including concealed rocket launchers and a weapon manufacturing facility,” the IDF stated.

“The IDF is prepared to defend the citizens of Israel from any threat and will continue to act decisively and as long as necessary until calm is restored,” the statement said. The IDF added that it holds Hamas, the governing terror-organization in Gaza, responsible for the attacks.

On Saturday, as Jews throughout Israel we celebrating the Sabbath, tens of thousands of residents of southern Israel were forced into bomb shelters. At least 20 rockets and mortars were fired at Israel throughout the day.

Majority of the rockets fell in the Eshkol region. However, for the first time since 2012, two rockets hit Be’er Sheva. One of the two rockets was shot down by the Iron Dome Missile Defense system. The second rocket landed in an open field.

On Thursday evening, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Hamas: Stop the rocket attacks or Israel will be forced to take action in Gaza. The cease-fire, which was rumored to be mediated by Egypt, has been ignored by Hamas.

On Saturday evening, in response to Israel’s threats, Hamas stated that it will reach “all” of Israel’s cities with rockets should Israel enter Gaza. An image uploaded to the Hamas Arabic language website showed a Grad rocket launcher in flames with a caption in Hebrew reading, “All cities are close to Gaza.”

Netanyahu, at the start of the weekly Cabinet meeting, made clear that Israel will not tolerate continued aggression by Hamas.

“We are working on several fronts simultaneously. Overnight we were active against many Hamas targets in Gaza and the goal of all of our operations is to restore quiet and security to all of Israel’s citizens, especially the residents of the south,” he stated. “Experience proves that at such times we must act responsibly and with equanimity, not hastily. We will do whatever is necessary to restore quiet and security to the south.”