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Sources: Shin Bet issues warning to families of terrorists ahead of
strikes
By Avi Issacharoff and Yuval Azoulay
Shin Bet security service agents have begun telephoning members of
Palestinian terrorist organizations and warning them to leave their
houses, so that they and their families will not be hurt when Israel
bombs them, Palestinian sources said yesterday.
According to the sources, Shin Bet agents have contacted members of
various armed organizations over the last few days and warned them
that Israel plans to attack their houses. The houses in question are
being targeted because Israel believes that they are being used to
store or manufacture weapons, including Qassam rockets and
rocket-propelled grenades.
Before dawn yesterday, the Israel Defense Forces bombed two such
houses - one belonging to an Islamic Jihad operative in Gaza City and
one belonging to a Hamas operative in Rafah, on the Gazan-Egyptian
border. According to the army, both houses served as weapons
factories.
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In addition, the IDF has interrupted local radio broadcasts in several
parts of Gaza in recent days, overriding the scheduled programing with
warnings about planned attacks on houses that serve as arms caches.
The interrupted broadcasts have included some by Hamas' Radio Al-Aqsa.
Also yesterday, U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice met in
Ramallah with PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas. Following the meeting, Abbas
said that the PA was working to secure the release of Shalit, who was
kidnapped by Hamas and two other Palestinian organizations last month.
However, he added, Israel and the international community should also
understand the pain of thousands of Palestinian families whose
relatives are imprisoned in Israel.
Abbas also charged that Israel's military assault, launched following
Shalit's kidnapping, has torpedoed his efforts to reach an agreement
with Hamas on the so-called prisoners' document, a blueprint for a
national unity government.
Rice expressed her government's admiration for Abbas and said that the
United States was committed to President George W. Bush's vision of
two states for two peoples. However, Palestinian sources said, she
also demanded that the Palestinians end Qassam launches at Israel from
Gaza, saying that only after this happened would it be possible to
persuade Israel to cease its fire.
The sources added that while her visit was meant to bolster Abbas'
standing with the Palestinian public, it failed to do so, because it
produced no results. Abbas' impression, they said, is that the
American focus is currently on Lebanon.
In other developments, Khader al-Maghari, 29, a Palestinian killed in
an IDF operation last week, died yesterday of his wounds. 
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 bombs them, Palestinian sources said yesterday.
raccapricciante.
Cioč IL avvertirebbe i cattivi terroristi HA di abbandonare le proprie
case?!?!  ma lo scopo non era quello di sterminare gli HA? 
Ammettiamo che sia cosě... loro risolvono in problema HA distruggendogli le
abitazioni?!?!
La propaganda IL č davvero disgustosa, e allontana anni luce IL
dall'occidente.
S.

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sorry si parlava di Hamas, ma il discorso non cambia
S.

 bombs them, Palestinian sources said yesterday.
Le "fonti palestinesi" adesso parlano di "organizzazioni terroriste
palestinesi"? Non mi stupisce che chi scrive queste puttantate possa anche
affermare che i palestinesi lasciano i bambini nelle case da bombardare
appositamente per fare notizia.
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appositamente per fare notizia.
No ma lui non ha pregiudizi eh?
Sia chiaro.
MMAX
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 Sia chiaro.
per una volta che parlo alla baruk... suvvia cerca di cogliere la
citazione.
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citazione.
Troppo caldo <g>
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