This year for the Nakba celebration against Israel, protesters attacked Israel at it's borders, trying to break through all four borders at the same time. It was, by military standards a small incursion, but the implications are dire for Israel. From Syria, Lebanon, Gaza and the West Bank they came, thousands of armed and angry refugees ready to try to gain entry into Israel. The IDF repelled them, at the cost of lives of protesters. There was no choice, the IDF did what they had to do to protect Israel and it's citizens.
The Islamists and jihadists will continue, through Hamas, the PA, Fatah and others to eliminate Israel by any means possible. If Israel dies, so does any chance of reigning in Islam, or stopping it from moving more rapidly into more countries in the area. Without Israel, the caliphate will materialize much sooner than expected.
Long live Israel!
From The New York Times May 15 by Ethan Bronner
With an unprecedented wave of coordinated protests, the popular uprisings that have swept the region touched Israel directly for the first time. Like those other protests, plans for this one spread over social media, including Facebook, but there were also signs of official support in Lebanon and Syria, where analysts said leaders were using the Palestinian cause to deflect attention from internal problems.
In the Golan Heights, about 100 Palestinians living in Syria breached a border fence and crowded into the village of Majdal Shams, waving Palestinian flags. Troops fired on the crowd, killing four people. The border unrest could represent a new phase in the uprising against President Bashir al-Assad of Syria.
In the West Bank, about 1,000 protesters carrying Palestinian flags and throwing stones and occasional firecrackers and gasoline bombs fought with Israeli riot troops near the military checkpoint between Ramallah and Israel. Scores were injured, local medical officials said.
In Jordan and Egypt, government security forces thwarted protesters setting off for the border.
The Islamists and jihadists will continue, through Hamas, the PA, Fatah and others to eliminate Israel by any means possible. If Israel dies, so does any chance of reigning in Islam, or stopping it from moving more rapidly into more countries in the area. Without Israel, the caliphate will materialize much sooner than expected.
Long live Israel!
From The New York Times May 15 by Ethan Bronner
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