The Unilateral Withdrawal to non-permanent borders and the Land for Nothing idiocy is the Gift that Keeps on Giving.

It's obvious that the Palestinians are tightening the screws on Israel, piece by piece, peace by peace. First there were stones, then pipe bombs, then Molotov Cocktails, then AK-47s, then suicide bombers, then roadside shootings, then Katys, then Kassams with a 10 mile range, and now Kassams with 17 mile ranges. What next, armed helicopters and APCs (supplied by the Ruskies), tanks perhaps, a full fledged Palestinian army over 100s of thousands? The disengagement was not to the benefit of the Arabs, but to make a leaner and meaner Israel. Well, to date, Israel may be leaner, but meaner? Until Israel uses it's awesome power to curtail the Palestinian militias, it will increasingly look like Iraq. I don't know what will wake it up, perhaps a chemical/biological or nuclear attack, when tens of thousands will die unnecessarily.

HAMAS doesn't care about roads. Why should it? Its program isn't to improve the lives of civilians. You have to find out what hurts them and hit them there. Sometimes that is military hits. Sometimes that is producing a movie about every terror victim and distributing it worldwide to humanise the Israeli victims. Sometimes it is assassinations. Whatever it is, the rules need to be clear. Hamas does X, Israel will do Y. They need to know in advance that there is a red line and that if they cross it, they are setting themselves on fire.

If rockets came back after IDF's attack that means that attacks were too week and must be intensified to became more effective

there were no kassams before the disengagement, right? Jerk.

I have often wondered why movies about Israeli victims of terror are so rare, and why movies that fully explain Israel's military actions do not exist. The answer, I'm afraid, is that all of Israel's film makers are Left-wing. Hasbarah is important!