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[greatwhite]

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Four Dead in West Bank Violence, Jolting Truce45 minutes ago Add Top Stories -
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By Atef Sa'ad

NABLUS, West Bank (Reuters) - The militant Islamic group Hamas vowed to punish
Israel and said it was reviewing its commitment to a month-old cease-fire
after a West Bank raid on Friday that killed two of its members and an Israeli
soldier.

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AP Photo Slideshow: Mideast Conflict

Palestinian hospitals in the city of Nablus said two other Palestinians died,
a man of 20 from bullet wounds after throwing stones at Israeli troops in a
street protest over the raid and a 41-year-old bystander who inhaled tear gas
sprayed by soldiers.

In addition to the bloodshed in Nablus's Askar refugee camp, a Palestinian
gunman was seriously wounded in a clash with troops on the outskirts of Jenin
and violence also erupted along the Lebanon frontier, shattering months of
calm in that region.

Asked if Hamas was reassessing the three-month truce declared on June 29 that
has helped underpin a U.S.-backed Middle East peace plan, Ismail Abu Shanab, a
leader of the organization in Gaza, told Reuters: "That is correct."

An Israeli field commander, who could be identified under army regulations
only as Colonel Harel, said the raid was aimed at arresting two senior Hamas
men planning attacks on Israelis.

Hamas's armed wing, the Izz el-Deen al-Qassam brigades, promised a payback.

"The crimes of the Zionist enemy committed against our people...will not pass
without the enemy paying a proper price for these violations," the brigades
said in a statement.

"We call on our resistance cells to respond to these crimes and to teach the
enemy a deterrent lesson," the statement added in an appeal which Abu Shanab
said he supported.

The Brigades identified their dead as Fayez Assader, 26, Qassam's leader in
the Nablus area, and Khamis Abu Salem, 22.

On Israel's northern frontier, Hizbollah, using anti-tank missiles, automatic
weapons and mortar bombs, attacked Israeli army posts at Shebaa Farms for the
first time in seven months.

The guerrilla group regards the area as Lebanese territory. The United Nations
(news - web sites) says it is Israeli-occupied Syrian land.

Israeli military sources said there were no Israeli casualties in the attack,
launched six days after a boobytrapped car killed a Hizbollah official in
Beirut in a blast that Hizbollah blamed on Israel.

ISRAELI AIRCRAFT SWEEP INTO ACTION

Witnesses in south Lebanon said Israeli aircraft responded with heavy strikes
on the eastern and southern edges of the Lebanese border village of Kfar
Shouba.

The Israeli military sources said Israeli artillery launched barrages and
Apache helicopter gunships took to the air to try to locate the source of
fire.

Hizbollah, which is backed by Syria and Iran, last attacked the Shebaa Farms
area in January. Israeli troops withdrew from south Lebanon in 2000, ending a
22-year occupation under daily assault by Hizbollah fighters.

Commenting on the West Bank raid, Colonel Harel said troops who surrounded the
building where the Hamas men were holed up came under fire from inside after
calling on the occupants to leave. Residents heeded the call, the militants
did not.

During the exchange of fire, an explosive charge or an explosives-making
workshop blew up, the officer said. Witnesses said the blast caused the top
floor of the three-story building to collapse. The army then blew up the rest
of the structure.

Local residents said eight families were made homeless. Harel said the army
had no choice but to destroy the building because it was "filled with
explosives."

The level of Israeli-Palestinian violence has dropped dramatically since the
truce began.

Israel has been mounting occasional raids in the West Bank to detain wanted
Palestinians, accusing militant groups that have killed hundreds of Israelis
during the uprising of preparing for renewed hostilities once the cease-fire
ends.

Otoz to....

[patriota]

greatwhite napisała:

> to byl odwet za israelskie piatkowe morderstwa ktore naruszyly pokoj.

Otoz to.... Tarrorysci walcza z terrorystami za pomoca teroru i kazda strona
przekonana jest, ze winni sa ci drudzy.

Zgadzam sie z toba w 100%

[greatwhite]

Jedno gowno walczy z drugim.

Dla mnie nie ma juz zadnej roznicy miedzy Zydem i Arabem. Banda wariatow warta
siebie na wzajem.





patriota napisał:

> greatwhite napisała:
>
> > to byl odwet za israelskie piatkowe morderstwa ktore naruszyly pokoj.
>
> Otoz to.... Tarrorysci walcza z terrorystami za pomoca teroru i kazda strona
> przekonana jest, ze winni sa ci drudzy.

zgadzam sie z wami

[Gość: dana33]

jedno gowno reaguje dokladnie tak jak i drugie

[who.cares]

Dla Zydow w Izraelu ukradziona ziemia jest wiecej warta niz pokoj.
Tylko dlaczego sie dziwia ze za ukradzina ziemie ktorej nie tylko nie maja
zamiaru oddac ale ktorej coraz wiecej bez przerwy krada, wybuchaja autobusy?


West Bank to nie Izrael.

[patriota]

Gość portalu: dana33 napisał(a):

> jedno gowno reaguje dokladnie tak jak i drugie

Nu, dana ale z Ciebie antysemitka :o) Zeby az tyle samokrytyki...?

Jedno jest pewne.

[who.cares]

Predzej czy pozniej kraj otoczony wrogim narodem, narodem bez przerwy przez
ten kraj torturowanym, dostanie w morde. Izrael mysli ze zatlumi wszystko
klamstwami. Predzej czy poznie jakas bomba atomowa czy biologiczna wybuchnie w
Izraelu. Tego nieda sie zapobiec I mozna nawet powiedziec ze Izrael robi co
tylko moze zeby do tego doprowadzic. Izrael to banda mordercow i zlodzeji a
takich zawsze czeka ten sam los. Dla mnie niesamowita rzecza jest to z taka
bogata historia zydowskiego narodu zostala zniwelowana w zaledwie 60 lat.