Saturday, December 27, 2008

Israeli Air Force Bombs Terrorist Targets In Gaza

Israeli Air Force Bombs Terrorist Targets In Gaza
(NSI News Source Info) TEL AVIV, Israel— December 27, 2008: The Israeli Air Force began its attack Hamas targets and infrastructure in the Gaza strip, 11am local time, Dec. 27, in an operation called “cast lead.” Over 40 targets from the Hamas terrorist organization, currently in control of Gaza, were bombed, including headquarter buildings, ammunition storage houses, and training facilities.
A combination photo shows a missile fired from an Israeli Air Force F-16 fighter plane falling and exploding in the northern Gaza Strip December 27, 2008. Israeli warplanes and helicopters pounded the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip on Saturday, killing at least 205 people in the bloodiest one-day death toll in 60 years of conflict with the Palestinians
The intense attack comes following weeks of Hamas firing rockets into Israeli towns located in the area around Gaza, which started before the cease-fire agreed upon in July had officially ended. It is reported that there have been over 150 dead and 200 injured in Gaza following the attacks, including potentially senior Hamas leaders.
Following the attack in the morning, Hamas began firing more intensively, and towns and cities that have been outside the range of previous attacks during the past 7-8 years have been hit. Uncensored videos of the dead in Gaza are being broadcast all over the Arab world, while commentators in Israel say this is part of a propaganda move by Hamas to stir up outrage. Hamas is known to intentionally place its facilities and rocket firing in densely populated civilian areas.
An Israeli military spokesperson said in a statement that the operation against terrorist targets may continue, and be expanded according to ongoing evaluation of the situation.

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