The Mossad's hugely illegal act of assassinating a Hamas official in Dubai has been commented on all over the internet. (And combined with the recent anti-Syria rhetoric from Israeli foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman, as well as talk about a new IDF incursion into Gaza, and a new Palestinian intifada . . . .well, tensions overall have been ramped up.)
At some point, sooner or later, there likely will be a reprisal from Hamas. Such reprisals, of course, have often provided Israel with a pretext for over-reaction that suits Israel's ultimate goal of keeping its Arab neighbors cowed into submission.
At some point, sooner or later, there likely will be a reprisal from Hamas. Such reprisals, of course, have often provided Israel with a pretext for over-reaction that suits Israel's ultimate goal of keeping its Arab neighbors cowed into submission.
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If people like Mahmoud al Mabhouh, who send suicide bombers to their deaths while killing innocent civilians, know that they will pay with their lives for that, would not the world be a safer place?
Sorry, i do not support assassinations or death penalties, but we are at the very least talking about combatant who has put himself in harms way by his actions.
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