IDF Dispatches Killers Of Three Youth To Seek Their 73 Virgins!

Hamas Terrorists Behind Murder of 3 Youth Killed in IDF Raid

By Lea Speyer September 23, 2014 , 10:19 am

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“Whoever digs a pit will fall into it, and a stone will come back on him who starts it rolling.” (Proverbs 26:27)

IDF forces in Hebron move through the deserted streets in search of three abducted Israeli teens by Hamas terrorists in Operation Brother’s Keeper, June 2014. (Photo: IDF)

The two main Palestinian terrorists behind the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli youth in June were found and killed by Israeli security forces, Israeli officials announced Tuesday morning.

Marwan Kawasme, 29, and Amer Abu Aysha, 32, were both killed in a firefight during their attempted arrest by Israeli authorities near Hebron. The sting operation to arrest the two terrorists occurred in the overnight hours between Monday and Tuesday, the IDF confirmed.

“We opened fire, they returned fire and they were killed in the exchange,” IDF Spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner said. “We have visual confirmation for one. The second one, we have no visual confirmation, but the assumption is he was killed.”

A Hamas’ spokesperson, Hussam Barduan, confirmed the killings, saying “Two members of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Amer Abu Aysha and Marwan Kawasme, were killed after a long life of sacrifice and giving. This is the way of the resistance and we follow in its wake step after step.”

The operation was carried out by a joint task force comprised of the army, Shin Bet and troops from the Yarman police counter-terrorism unit. The Shin Bet said that they received information that led security officials to the hiding places of the two Hamas terrorists.

At approximately 3 am, security forces surrounded the home where the two terrorists were believed to be hiding. A firefight broke out in which Kawasme and Abu Aysha were killed. A bulldozer was used to destroy the home with the terrorists still in it.

Channel 10 reported that over the last several weeks, the two terrorists have eluded capture on several occasions.

“We have been pursuing these two since the abduction,” said Judea and Samaria Division Commander Brig. Gen. Tamir Yadai. “Last night the investigation ripened as regards to their location and we have been surrounding the place where they have been hiding since 1 am. We killed them and there are arrests of several other collaborators.”

According to Yadai, the IDF began to apply the “pressure cooker protocol on the house. The two terrorists are believed to have been staying in the location where they were killed for the last few days. Weapons like M-16’s, a Kalashnikov and handguns belonging to the terrorists were found by security forces.

(L-R) Eyal Yifrach, 19, Naftali Fraenkel, 16, and Gil-ad Shaar, 16.

Both Kawasme and Abu Aysha have deep ties to the Hamas terrorist organization. Hamas initially denied any involvement in the kidnapping and murder of Eyal Yifrach, 19, Gilad Shaar, 16, and Naftali Frenkel, 16. However, last month, the terror group revealed that the entirety of the terrorist attack was masterminded by Hamas leaders.

The bodies of the three youth were found partially buried in a field outside Hebron three weeks after their abduction from a hitchhiking post in Judea.

Kawasme’s brother Hussam was arrested on July 11 by the Shin Bet for his involvement in the plot. Under interrogation it was revealed that Hussam was one of the masterminds of the operation, including planning the attack and buying the plot of land where the bodies were found ahead of time. Hamas’s military wing, the Al-Qassam Brigades, transferred funds from Gaza and abroad to the terrorists to carry out the attack.

In total, eight Hamas terrorists have been arrested by Israeli security services in connection with the attack.

Read more at http://www.breakingisraelnews.com/22001/hamas-terrorists-behind-murder-3-youth-killed-idf-raid/#w9w0fJqXESUtdFmi.99

US Should Not Be Telling Israel What To Do To Find Kidnapped Teens. "Restraint" Should Not Be Taken When Lives Are In The Balance!

US Urges Israel to “Exercise Restraint” Against Palestinians

By Lea Speyer June 19, 2014 , 12:00 pm

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“Like a muddied spring or a polluted fountain is a righteous man who gives way before the wicked.” (Proverbs 25:26)

An IDF soldier seen checking the ID card of a Palestinian suspect in Judea as part of Operation Brother’s Keeper. (Photo: IDF Flicker)

The United States called on Israel and the Palestinians on Wednesday to show restraint as Israel continues its search for three kidnapped teens by Hamas terrorists last Thursday.

“We recognize this is an incredibly sensitive and difficult circumstance on the ground, and we feel all sides should exercise restraint,” State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki stated.

Psaki confirmed that one of the teens, Naftali Frankel, is a citizen of the US and that US officials have been in touch with his family.

“We urge both sides to exercise restraint and avoid the types of steps that could destabilize the situation,” Psaki added.

“We know this is a difficult time, obviously, on the ground,” she said. Psaki called on both sides to continue security cooperation in search of the missing teens.

The State Department has been unusually quiet regarding the latest terror attack against Israel. Three days after news of the kidnapping attack broke, US Secretary of State John Kerry finally issued a statement condemning the abductions and failed to highlight that an American citizen is among the kidnapped.

Entering its seventh day, the search for kidnapped teens Naftali Frankel, Gilad Shaar and Eyal Yifrach have centered mostly on the Palestinian section of Hebron, where intelligence officials believe the boys are being held. Israel announced that Hamas is behind the kidnappings despite Hamas’s denial.

The kidnapping attack came days after Hamas called on its members to carry out violent acts and kidnapping attacks against Israelis and IDF soldiers in Judea and Samaria.

IDF soldiers, along with the Shin Bet and other security forces, launched one of Israel’s largest arrest operations in years in Judea and Samaria in search of the abducted teens. Israel has imposed tight measures on Palestinian cities in Judea and Samaria, closing off entire cities for periods of time and increasing security checkpoint measures.

Since Friday, when the IDF launched Operation Brother’s Keeper, troops have arrested 270 Palestinians, including several high-profile Hamas members and terrorists released from prison by Israel as part of a deal to free captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit in 2011.

Early Thursday morning, soldiers arrested an additional 30 Hamas members as part of arrest sweeps in search of the boys.

The IDF confirmed that over 800 locations have been searched for any sign of the missing teens, including 10 Hamas da’wa [cultural] institutions.

Overnight Wednesday, the Israeli Air Force conducted coordinated strikes on strategic Hamas positions in the Gaza Strip following rocket attacks earlier in the day.