Heaven forbid that the IDF should harm the "civilian" PA population! Until the IDF is ALLOWED to harm their "civilians", in the same manner that the terrorists aim for Israeli civilians, their misguided efforts are all smoke and mirrors. Stop bombing "access" fields and wasting taxpayer money. These booms don't impress anyone - least of all the "civilian" PA Arabs & their terror leaders.

When the "reporter" Hanan Greenberg says the navy fired at "launching sites," what she means is that the navy pounded empty fields. Of course, what she doesn't mention is that if the Gaza expulsion had not taken place, the IDF could have handled the rockets much more effectively.

Give me one mortar and I'll hush the Arabs within an hour, well, if you are going to waste it anyway at least hit something useful, like destroy all the rocks so that Palestinian kids couldnt throw them at us.

Now they can hit some empty fields and abandoned buildings that the artillery could not get to.

or any anti-American Mexican group if the US had been fired on. The USA went half-way around the world to destroy the US enemies and Israel cannot even put down the enemies in her own back yard.

you make me laugh! you have no idea what's in store for you.

Hit the bastards and let them take heavy civilian casualties. Then maybe the population will rise up and demand a stop to terror.

Gaza Give-away ENDANGERED Israel. STOP the SURRENDERS! Fully aware that Israel would be made more vulnerable to terrorist attacks and enormous disasters, weak Israeli leaders, under relentless U.S. pressure, gave Gaza as a gift to the terrorists. Creating Hamastan - a GLOBAL base for terror! Re-take Gaza and north Samaria. The Jerusalem Post JPost.com Feb. 17, 2006 4:15 | Updated Feb. 17, 2006 8:59 Kassams at Ashkelon pose grave threat By YAAKOV KATZ Israel needs to prepare for a large-scale disaster caused by Kassam rockets which could strike the Ashkelon power plant or chemical storage tanks in the nearby industrial zone, senior security and government officials warned on Thursday. On Tuesday, eight Kassams were fired at the Western Negev, with one exploding close to a strategic installation in the Ashkelon industrial zone. The attack was not the first time that Kassams landed in the industrial zone - home to a number of factories and strategic installations, including the Ashkelon power station, a desalination plant and sections of the Ashkelon-Eilat oil pipeline. National Infrastructure Ministry officials told The Jerusalem Post on Thursday that while the Kassam was a small and relatively primitive rocket, if fired accurately it had the ability to shut down the Ashkelon power plant, which provides electricity to half of the country. "If fired accurately, a Kassam could cause a huge disaster in the industrial zone," a senior police officer who specializes in emergency situations told the Post. "It obviously depends where it falls, but there are places that, if hit, would cause severe damage to infrastructure and human lives." The officer specifically referred to tanks of ammonia and other highly flammable chemicals in one of the factories as a sensitive target that needed to be protected...

Fully aware that Israel would be made more vulnerable to terrorist attacks and enormous disasters, weak Israeli leaders, under relentless U.S. pressure, gave Gaza as a gift to the terrorists. Creating Hamastan - a GLOBAL base for terror! Re-take Gaza and north Samaria. The Jerusalem Post JPost.com Feb. 17, 2006 4:15 | Updated Feb. 17, 2006 8:59 Kassams at Ashkelon pose grave threat By YAAKOV KATZ Israel needs to prepare for a large-scale disaster caused by Kassam rockets which could strike the Ashkelon power plant or chemical storage tanks in the nearby industrial zone, senior security and government officials warned on Thursday. On Tuesday, eight Kassams were fired at the Western Negev, with one exploding close to a strategic installation in the Ashkelon industrial zone. The attack was not the first time that Kassams landed in the industrial zone - home to a number of factories and strategic installations, including the Ashkelon power station, a desalination plant and sections of the Ashkelon-Eilat oil pipeline. National Infrastructure Ministry officials told The Jerusalem Post on Thursday that while the Kassam was a small and relatively primitive rocket, if fired accurately it had the ability to shut down the Ashkelon power plant, which provides electricity to half of the country. "If fired accurately, a Kassam could cause a huge disaster in the industrial zone," a senior police officer who specializes in emergency situations told the Post. "It obviously depends where it falls, but there are places that, if hit, would cause severe damage to infrastructure and human lives." The officer specifically referred to tanks of ammonia and other highly flammable chemicals in one of the factories as a sensitive target that needed to be protected...

when you mess with Israelis. Have you seen the terrorist scum killed or taken to jail lately? Did you see how imam Bush issued a fatwah to the afgani mooslims that they won't be killing any Christian converts. I didn't know Bush ever read the kuran let alone change it to fit the "peaceful" image so fashionable these days. So osama, how many times a week do you beat your wife to make sure she knows who is boss in your herd? The wall is going up and if you ever did pull off a 9/11, Israel has the nukes to remove arabs from the face of the earth. You are dismissed, run along now, get some lube and go play pull the carrot.