By Tyler Durden: Next week a significant war drill will be conducted across Israel by Israel Death Forces (IDF) together with the Neo-Con-Artist directed American military, as part of the biennial Juniper Cobra military exercise, which this year will imitate a simultaneous missile attack on Israel from both its northern and southern fronts.
Meanwhile, as Israel prepares for armed conflict, Al Hayat, an Arabic-language London-based newspaper, writes that Hamas' chief Yahya Sinwar has ordered the Gaza-based Islamist militant group on high alert, indicating that war is a “95 percent probability” and it could erupt in hours or within days.
According to Haaretz, Hamas’ chief in Gaza anticipates Israel will use the upcoming military exercises in the south to spark new conflict, and as a result Hamas has started preparing the Gaza Strip for a military incursion by Israel forces:
Michael Shuval, a BBC News Arabic service producer in Israel and the West Bank states, “Israel conducted a wide scale security exercise in the south this morning. Police spox said it was “part of exercises planned throughout the year to be ready for a range of scenarios”, while Al Hayat reports Gaza’s leaders believe there’s a 95% likelihood of war “within days”.
Haaretz also notes that the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip is rapidly deteriorating.
In total, at least 20 Hamas rockets have been fired into Israel - with Israel responding to every attack - since Trump’s controversial December 2017 declaration, which sparked the largest incidence of military exchanges between Israel-Hamas since 2014. According to i24 news, most of the rocket attacks have been attributed to splinter Palestinian factions in the Gaza Strip, and not Hamas, but Israel nonetheless holds Hamas responsible for any fire coming from the enclave. Israel and Hamas have fought three blood wars since the Islamic movement won elections in Gaza in 2006.
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Meanwhile, as Israel prepares for armed conflict, Al Hayat, an Arabic-language London-based newspaper, writes that Hamas' chief Yahya Sinwar has ordered the Gaza-based Islamist militant group on high alert, indicating that war is a “95 percent probability” and it could erupt in hours or within days.According to Haaretz, Hamas’ chief in Gaza anticipates Israel will use the upcoming military exercises in the south to spark new conflict, and as a result Hamas has started preparing the Gaza Strip for a military incursion by Israel forces:
Sources that have met with Yahya Sinwar, Hamas’ political leader in Gaza, say that Palestinian factions believe that Israel will use a training exercise planned on the southern front to open a military operation against Hamas.Hamas’ war preparations in the Gaza strip are in anticipation that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the American military could use the Juniper Cobra war drill to strike the Gaza Strip.
The report further said that the military wing of Hamas has declared a state of high alert, evacuating sites and headquarters and even deploying road blocks accross the Strip.
Political and human rights activists in Gaza told Haaretz that the atmosphere in the Strip is very grim in light of the humanitarian crisis, some of which involves the non-implementation of the reconciliation agreement between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority and mutual recriminations between the PA and Hamas over the freeze in talks.
Michael Shuval, a BBC News Arabic service producer in Israel and the West Bank states, “Israel conducted a wide scale security exercise in the south this morning. Police spox said it was “part of exercises planned throughout the year to be ready for a range of scenarios”, while Al Hayat reports Gaza’s leaders believe there’s a 95% likelihood of war “within days”.
Israel conducted a wide scale security exercise in the south this morning. Police spox said it was “part of exercises planned throughout the year to be ready for range of scenarios”, while Al Hayat reports Gaza’s leaders believe there’s a 95% likelihood of war “within days”.— Michael Shuval (@MichaelShuval) 4 February 2018
Haaretz also notes that the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip is rapidly deteriorating.
Political and human rights activists in Gaza told Haaretz that the atmosphere in the Strip is very grim in light of the humanitarian crisis, some of which involves the non-implementation of the reconciliation agreement between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority and mutual recriminations between the PA and Hamas over the freeze in talks.Over the weekend, Israeli warplanes bombed a Hamas military compound in the southern Gaza Strip, after Gaza militants launched a rocket into Israeli territory in the southern front. This was the second exchange of fire between Gaza militants and the IDF, after Israel bombed Hamas’ targets on Friday.
In total, at least 20 Hamas rockets have been fired into Israel - with Israel responding to every attack - since Trump’s controversial December 2017 declaration, which sparked the largest incidence of military exchanges between Israel-Hamas since 2014. According to i24 news, most of the rocket attacks have been attributed to splinter Palestinian factions in the Gaza Strip, and not Hamas, but Israel nonetheless holds Hamas responsible for any fire coming from the enclave. Israel and Hamas have fought three blood wars since the Islamic movement won elections in Gaza in 2006.
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