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Carter baking a bundt cake for Hamas
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Isn't it though. It might be less so if you kept up with the world instead of producing really tired arguments to maintain the status quo in the Middle East.
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Carter meets Hamas leaders in Egypt
Thursday, April 17, 2008 - 16:00
AFP News Briefs List
by Jailan Zayan
http://www.france24.com/en/20080417-carter-meets-hamas-leaders-egypt
And Israel and the US, rather than glory in this great man's attempts at opening a dialogue, prefer the wailing and gnashing of teeth of inaction and indecision.
Not that the Israelis were not active. They did kill a Reuters cameraman yesterday, after all.
Reuters: Israeli shell killed cameraman
http://www.jta.org/cgi-bin/iowa/breaking/108145.html
In the meanwhle, even the Bush stooges in the Fatah leadership are beginning to become a bit frustrated with Israel's recalcitrance...
Palestinian foreign minister says no progress in peace talks with Israel
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/04/17/africa/ME-GEN-Palestinians-Minister-Speaks.php
For all of the moaning and groaning being done by those opposed to Carter's efforts, I would love to see what efforts are being made on the part of the US and Israel for peace. So far, I see none at all. At least he is doing something.
Thursday, April 17, 2008 - 16:00
AFP News Briefs List
by Jailan Zayan
http://www.france24.com/en/20080417-carter-meets-hamas-leaders-egypt
And Israel and the US, rather than glory in this great man's attempts at opening a dialogue, prefer the wailing and gnashing of teeth of inaction and indecision.
Not that the Israelis were not active. They did kill a Reuters cameraman yesterday, after all.
Reuters: Israeli shell killed cameraman
http://www.jta.org/cgi-bin/iowa/breaking/108145.html
In the meanwhle, even the Bush stooges in the Fatah leadership are beginning to become a bit frustrated with Israel's recalcitrance...
Palestinian foreign minister says no progress in peace talks with Israel
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/04/17/africa/ME-GEN-Palestinians-Minister-Speaks.php
For all of the moaning and groaning being done by those opposed to Carter's efforts, I would love to see what efforts are being made on the part of the US and Israel for peace. So far, I see none at all. At least he is doing something.
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^He was just mad because he wanted to be the first to sit down with Hamas.
LOL
good one
actually obama thinks hamas is something u put on a cracker
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And yet still no answers from the critics. Lots of little funnies - but still no answers to the question I posed.
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This is a great article and a worthwhile read:
Carter's visit with Hamas' Meshal
Hasan Abu Nimah, The Electronic Intifada, 16 April 2008
http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article9464.shtml
Carter's visit with Hamas' Meshal
Hasan Abu Nimah, The Electronic Intifada, 16 April 2008
http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article9464.shtml
great news from the middle east today .............
as the good peeps who call themselves Hamas - and jimmy crack corn saw fit to meet with - well - they pulled a suicide bomber bit - really fun stuff
jimmy is all over this - im sure he'll ask them why they would do such a thing - and likely make the call that israel is to blame
love hamas
love jimmy crack corn
a great pair
read on boys
Hamas suicide bombers attack Israel-Gaza crossing; 13 hurt
By KARIN LAUB, Associated Press Writer 24 minutes ago
JERUSALEM - Hamas bombers attacked an Israeli-Gaza border crossing under the cover of fog Saturday, detonating two jeeps made to look like Israeli military vehicles and packed with hundreds of pounds of explosives.
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The twin blasts, just hours before the Jewish Passover holiday, wounded 13 Israeli soldiers in what Hamas said was an attempt to break the nearly yearlong blockade of the territory. Four Hamas assailants died, Israeli officials said.
Meanwhile, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter met with senior Hamas leaders in Damascus, Syria, for a second day to hear their views, defying U.S. and Israeli warnings that doing so would grant the group legitimacy. The U.S. and Israel have labeled Hamas a terrorist organization.
An Israeli army commander said the Hamas operation was the most ambitious since Israel withdrew from Gaza in 2005, even though another planned attempt at the border was averted Saturday. The attack was the fifth on a crossing by Gaza militants since last week, and Hamas threatened to target the passages again.
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak later visited the area. "When the time comes, Hamas will bear the consequences," Barak warned, in comments quoted by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz on its Web site.
Despite such attacks, Hamas has said it seeks a truce on the Gaza-Israel border, and Egypt has been trying to broker such a deal. Hamas' motives for its ostensibly contradictory actions were not clear.
Hamas officials said they talked to Carter about ways to lift the Gaza closure and the possibility of swapping an Israeli soldier held in Gaza for Palestinian prisoners in Israel.
In Washington, Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit reported progress in talks on a prisoner swap, and said it would involve the release of up to 400 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for Cpl. Gilad Shalit.
The Egyptian news agency MENA quoted Aboul Gheit as saying that an informal truce on the Gaza-Israel border and an eventual opening of the Gaza border crossings, under control of the moderate West Bank government of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, could also be part of the package.
However, Hamas signaled it is getting impatient. Saturday's attacks "are the beginning of the explosions that Hamas has warned of," said a senior Hamas official, Sami Abu Zuhri. "If the parties don't intervene quickly to save Gaza and break the siege, what is coming will be greater."
Israel and Egypt virtually sealed Gaza last summer after the violent Hamas takeover of the territory. Since then, only basic supplies have been allowed through Gaza's crossings.
The attack on the Kerem Shalom crossing started at about 6 a.m. Saturday, said Maj. Gen. Yoav Galant, the top army commander in the area.
Hamas militants drove an armored personnel carrier and two jeeps made to look like Israeli army vehicles toward the crossing under the cover of morning fog as Hamas pounded the border area with heavy mortar fire.
The armored personnel carrier broke through the perimeter fence, enabling the two jeeps to enter the crossing. One jeep was detonated near an army watchtower and the second near a patrol, security officials said. Thirteen soldiers were wounded in the second blast, including eight who were hospitalized.
Military officials said each jeep carried hundreds of pounds of explosives.
Galant said Hamas apparently tried to cause a large number of casualties and to kidnap soldiers.
"This is an attack the likes of which we have not seen since disengagement," Galant said, referring to Israel's pullout from Gaza in September 2005.
Later Saturday, an Israeli aircraft fired a missile at a car near Kerem Shalom, killing a mechanic for the Hamas police and wounding four people, Palestinian security officials and medics said.
On Saturday evening, another missile strike hit a group of militants east of Gaza City, killing two and wounding three, Palestinian medics and security officials said. The Israeli military confirmed the strike, and said it targeted a group trying to launch rockets.
Hamas said three of its gunmen were killed Saturday, but released a farewell video of four attackers. One of the faces was blocked out, suggesting he could still at large.
The video showed three vehicles driving off into the morning fog. The assailants posed for the camera, smiling and toting rifles.
Israeli government spokesman Mark Regev said Hamas is showing disregard for the welfare of Gaza's residents by attacking the crossings.
"Israel has no illusions as to the true nature of Hamas and as to that organization's extremist agenda," Regev said. "It is not an accident that the international community views Hamas as illegitimate and has officially declared Hamas a terrorist organization."
Palestinian analyst Khalil Shaheen, a writer for the Palestinian daily Al Ayyam, said Hamas is apparently stepping up border attacks to remind those involved in a possible border deal that its interests have to be taken into account.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080419/ap_on_re_mi_ea/israel_palestinians
as the good peeps who call themselves Hamas - and jimmy crack corn saw fit to meet with - well - they pulled a suicide bomber bit - really fun stuff
jimmy is all over this - im sure he'll ask them why they would do such a thing - and likely make the call that israel is to blame
love hamas
love jimmy crack corn
a great pair
read on boys
Hamas suicide bombers attack Israel-Gaza crossing; 13 hurt
By KARIN LAUB, Associated Press Writer 24 minutes ago
JERUSALEM - Hamas bombers attacked an Israeli-Gaza border crossing under the cover of fog Saturday, detonating two jeeps made to look like Israeli military vehicles and packed with hundreds of pounds of explosives.
[SIZE=-2]ADVERTISEMENT[/SIZE]
The twin blasts, just hours before the Jewish Passover holiday, wounded 13 Israeli soldiers in what Hamas said was an attempt to break the nearly yearlong blockade of the territory. Four Hamas assailants died, Israeli officials said.
Meanwhile, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter met with senior Hamas leaders in Damascus, Syria, for a second day to hear their views, defying U.S. and Israeli warnings that doing so would grant the group legitimacy. The U.S. and Israel have labeled Hamas a terrorist organization.
An Israeli army commander said the Hamas operation was the most ambitious since Israel withdrew from Gaza in 2005, even though another planned attempt at the border was averted Saturday. The attack was the fifth on a crossing by Gaza militants since last week, and Hamas threatened to target the passages again.
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak later visited the area. "When the time comes, Hamas will bear the consequences," Barak warned, in comments quoted by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz on its Web site.
Despite such attacks, Hamas has said it seeks a truce on the Gaza-Israel border, and Egypt has been trying to broker such a deal. Hamas' motives for its ostensibly contradictory actions were not clear.
Hamas officials said they talked to Carter about ways to lift the Gaza closure and the possibility of swapping an Israeli soldier held in Gaza for Palestinian prisoners in Israel.
In Washington, Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit reported progress in talks on a prisoner swap, and said it would involve the release of up to 400 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for Cpl. Gilad Shalit.
The Egyptian news agency MENA quoted Aboul Gheit as saying that an informal truce on the Gaza-Israel border and an eventual opening of the Gaza border crossings, under control of the moderate West Bank government of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, could also be part of the package.
However, Hamas signaled it is getting impatient. Saturday's attacks "are the beginning of the explosions that Hamas has warned of," said a senior Hamas official, Sami Abu Zuhri. "If the parties don't intervene quickly to save Gaza and break the siege, what is coming will be greater."
Israel and Egypt virtually sealed Gaza last summer after the violent Hamas takeover of the territory. Since then, only basic supplies have been allowed through Gaza's crossings.
The attack on the Kerem Shalom crossing started at about 6 a.m. Saturday, said Maj. Gen. Yoav Galant, the top army commander in the area.
Hamas militants drove an armored personnel carrier and two jeeps made to look like Israeli army vehicles toward the crossing under the cover of morning fog as Hamas pounded the border area with heavy mortar fire.
The armored personnel carrier broke through the perimeter fence, enabling the two jeeps to enter the crossing. One jeep was detonated near an army watchtower and the second near a patrol, security officials said. Thirteen soldiers were wounded in the second blast, including eight who were hospitalized.
Military officials said each jeep carried hundreds of pounds of explosives.
Galant said Hamas apparently tried to cause a large number of casualties and to kidnap soldiers.
"This is an attack the likes of which we have not seen since disengagement," Galant said, referring to Israel's pullout from Gaza in September 2005.
Later Saturday, an Israeli aircraft fired a missile at a car near Kerem Shalom, killing a mechanic for the Hamas police and wounding four people, Palestinian security officials and medics said.
On Saturday evening, another missile strike hit a group of militants east of Gaza City, killing two and wounding three, Palestinian medics and security officials said. The Israeli military confirmed the strike, and said it targeted a group trying to launch rockets.
Hamas said three of its gunmen were killed Saturday, but released a farewell video of four attackers. One of the faces was blocked out, suggesting he could still at large.
The video showed three vehicles driving off into the morning fog. The assailants posed for the camera, smiling and toting rifles.
Israeli government spokesman Mark Regev said Hamas is showing disregard for the welfare of Gaza's residents by attacking the crossings.
"Israel has no illusions as to the true nature of Hamas and as to that organization's extremist agenda," Regev said. "It is not an accident that the international community views Hamas as illegitimate and has officially declared Hamas a terrorist organization."
Palestinian analyst Khalil Shaheen, a writer for the Palestinian daily Al Ayyam, said Hamas is apparently stepping up border attacks to remind those involved in a possible border deal that its interests have to be taken into account.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080419/ap_on_re_mi_ea/israel_palestinians