The Palestinians have been stoking extreme violence, prompting the Israeli Defense Forces to run exercises in preparation for renewed conflict, or even war. May marked the month of last year’s Operation Guardian of the Walls, which was a defensive response to Hamas’ barrage of rocket fire upon Israel. Now, “Palestinian factions in the Gaza Strip are preparing for a ‘battle’ to break the naval blockade on the coastal enclave, with a number of activities being planned in the coming weeks.”
The provocation will lead to necessary defensive maneuvers by Israel, while Palestinians will celebrate the deaths of their own people as “martyrs,” and parade their claimed victimhood before the world, with help from the Leftist media. All while calling their ongoing jihad against the Jewish state a “resistance.”
“Palestinian factions preparing ‘battle’ to break Gaza naval blockade,” by Tzvi Joffre, Jerusalem Post, May 18, 2022:
Palestinian factions in the Gaza Strip are preparing for a “battle” to break the naval blockade on the coastal enclave, with a number of activities being planned in the coming weeks, informed sources told the Palestinian newspaper Al-Quds on Wednesday.
The sources added that the actions being planned by the factions would be similar to the “March of Return,” a series of often violent demonstrations that took place along the Gaza border on a nearly weekly basis between March 2018 to December 2019. The report did not mention any specific actions planned.
In a recent address, Hamas’s leader in the Gaza Strip, Yahya Sinwar, claimed that Hamas was working with other parties to operate a maritime line to the Strip in order to bypass the Israeli blockade on the coastal enclave.
Palestinian factions in the Gaza Strip are preparing for a “battle” to break the naval blockade on the coastal enclave, with a number of activities being planned in the coming weeks, informed sources told the Palestinian newspaper Al-Quds on Wednesday.
The sources added that the actions being planned by the factions would be similar to the “March of Return,” a series of often violent demonstrations that took place along the Gaza border on a nearly weekly basis between March 2018 to December 2019. The report did not mention any specific actions planned.
In a recent address, Hamas’s leader in the Gaza Strip, Yahya Sinwar, claimed that Hamas was working with other parties to operate a maritime line to the Strip in order to bypass the Israeli blockade on the coastal enclave…..