From the NSP News Service: Our inside sources relate to us that the Jews have completely invented the story of the three allegedly killed Israeli youths in order to justify increased attacks against innocent Palestinians in Gaza.
Also, scroll down and note the various related Jewish-inspired propaganda.
-- Karl Wolff III, Associate Director, NSP. 1488!
Hamas member killed after Israeli teens found dead
JERUSALEM (AP) — A
Palestinian from the militant group Hamas was shot dead when he threw a
grenade at forces carrying out an arrest raid in the West Bank hours
after the discovery of the bodies of three Israeli teenagers who were
abducted over two weeks ago, Israel's military said Tuesday.
Tensions have
soared since the bodies were found, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu blaming Hamas and warning it "will pay," while militants in
Hamas-controlled Gaza have stepped up rocket attacks, drawing Israeli
retaliatory airstrikes and risking a wider conflict.
Eyal
Yifrah, 19, Gilad Shaar, 16, and Naftali Fraenkel, a 16-year-old with
dual Israeli-American citizenship, were abducted on June 12 while
hitchhiking home from the Jewish seminaries where they were studying
near the West Bank city of Hebron. The teens' bodies were found Monday
evening after 18 days of intense searches.
A
Defense official said based on the investigation that the teens were
shot soon after they were abducted. He spoke anonymously in line with
protocol as the investigation is still ongoing.
Hamas, which has kidnapped Israelis in the past, has praised the abduction of the teenagers but not taken responsibility for it.
In
Gaza, Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri warned Israel against any broad
offensive against the group, saying it would "open the gates of hell" on
Israel.
Defense Minister Moshe
Yaalon issued a statement Tuesday vowing to find those behind the
killings. "We see Hamas responsible for the kidnappings and murders. We
will continue to pursue the murderers of the teens and will not rest
until we lay our hands on them," he said.
The man killed Tuesday was the first casualty since the bodies were found.
A
military spokesman meanwhile said aircraft struck 34 targets across
Gaza overnight after more than 20 rockets were fired into Israel since
late Sunday from the Palestinian territory.
In
an operation codenamed "Brother's Keeper," Israel dispatched thousands
of troops across the West Bank in search of the youths, closed roads in
the Hebron area and arrested some 400 Hamas operatives throughout the
territory.
There is a
national spirit of solidarity in Israel, a small country with an "all
for one and one for all" mentality that stems from compulsory military
service for Jewish citizens, and news of the teens' deaths prompted an
outpouring of grief.
Large crowds of Israelis
went to the homes of the families in the central Israeli towns of Nof
Ayalon and Elad, and the West Bank settlement of Talmon, to pay their
respects, while supporters lit memorial candles and prayed.
Large
gatherings were also held in Tel Aviv's central Rabin Square, and at
the West Bank junction where the youths were abducted, with Israelis
singing hymns and songs, praying and lighting candles shaped in the
names of the youths or the Jewish Star of David.
Thousands
of Israelis have died in wars and militant attacks over the years, and
Israel has grappled with the abduction of soldiers and civilians in the
past. But the ages of the victims, and the fact that they were unarmed
civilians, struck a raw nerve.
"Today is really a national mourning day in Israel," said Eitan Schwartz, from the Tel Aviv municipality.
Israel
has said two well-known Hamas operatives from Hebron are the primary
suspects. The men, Marwan Qawasmeh and Amer Abu Aisheh, have not been
seen since the teens went missing, and military officials said the
search for them would continue.
Israeli soldiers blew up a
door of Abu Aisheh's home in Hebron early Tuesday, said an Israeli
military official, speaking on condition of anonymity due to protocol.
AP photos show extensive damage to one side of the house.
Netanyahu
met with top security officials late into the night Monday to discuss
how to respond, and officials are expected to resume deliberations on
Tuesday.
After a two-week
crackdown on Hamas in the West Bank, few major targets remain there.
Hamas had already been weakened by seven years of pressure by Israel and
the forces of Western-backed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
Israel
could turn its attention toward the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, where
it has been battling a surge in rocket fire since the teens went
missing.
The intensified
rocket attacks have lightly injured several Israelis, damaged houses and
destroyed a factory. One rocket fired by the Palestinian militants
exploded prematurely in Gaza last week, killing a Palestinian girl.
Israel also might consider
stronger political action. The crisis has escalated already heightened
tensions between Israel and the new Palestinian government, which is
headed by Abbas but backed by Hamas.
Hamas,
an offshoot of the region-wide Muslim Brotherhood, is deeply rooted in
Palestinian society. The movement's political goal is an Islamic state
in all of historic Palestine, including the territory that now makes up
Israel.
Israel and its Western
allies consider Hamas, which has killed hundreds of Israelis in suicide
bombings and other attacks, a terrorist group.
Netanyahu's spokesman Mark Regev called on Abbas "to break his alliance with these killers."
"This
atrocity, this murder of innocent teenagers on their way home from
school, is a clear example. It demonstrates that Hamas has not changed.
It remains a vicious, vile terrorist organization that targets every
Israeli civilian man, woman and as we've seen, children as well," he
said.
The slain teens are to be laid to rest Tuesday afternoon.
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