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JERUSALEM - Palestinian militants on Tuesday fired three homemade rockets into southern Israel, the first such attack since a cease-fire between Israel and Gaza militants took effect last week.
Israel condemned the attack as a "gross violation" of the truce, but did not say whether it would retaliate.
Originally posted by Beefcake
So either they are literally retarded at warfare or something more is afoot.
Originally posted by cavscout
reply to post by burdman30ott6
You are politically incorrect but absolutely right.
When I was in Iraq I always said that if the Shia and Sunni joined forces we would be screwed.
In general they wouldn’t do it, they had just been hating each other too long.
BAGHDAD — American-backed Sunni militias who have fought Sunni extremists to a standstill in some of Iraq’s bloodiest battlegrounds are being hit with a wave of assassinations and bomb attacks, threatening a fragile linchpin of the military’s strategy to pacify the nation.
Originally posted by Beefcake
People like yourself depend on the ignorance of others by saying rediculous things like what if the sunnis teamed with #e.
Everyone knows that the Sunni Militias are being funded by the US
So either inform yourself or keep drinking the fluoride because youre statement is about as rediculous as "what if Hulk fought superman who would win" its romantic but no basis in reality.
Originally posted by Equinox99
Good story, it still doesn't make you the good guy.
news.bbc.co.uk...
No-one was seriously injured in the first rocket attack since last week's truce in the Hamas-run Gaza Strip
Israel said the attack was a "grave violation" of the ceasefire.
The Islamic Jihad militant group said it carried out the attack to avenge an earlier Israeli raid that killed one of its senior fighters in the West Bank.
Another man was killed in the incident at a university building in the town of Nablus.
Local reports said he was a student, and not a militant. The Israeli army said both men were armed.
Islamic Jihad, a small armed group backed by Syria and Iran, claimed responsibility for the rocket fire. Although the West Bank is not included in the truce, the group said the Nablus raid had soured the atmosphere of calm.
"We cannot keep our hands tied when this is happening to our brothers in the West Bank," the militant group said.