You import and arm the terrorist Arafat to Israel, and then you ethnically cleanse the Jews of Gush Katif and give Hamas control of Gaza and unlimited weapons. This is exactly what was predicted. No one can act surprised. The only surprise is that Barak, Netanyahu and the extreme Left want to repeat this "success" in Judea and Samaria.

Sinai is a lawless land, so the best way to deal with the problem is to annex it, since Israel is the only civilized country in the Middle East.

...there are numerous idiots that believe going to verious locales in Saini is a clever or positive thing to do on Pesach. Or ANY other time. Brilliant thinking, that. Chag Pesach.

"...the IDF's Gaza Division has deployed military Hummers at strategic point along the border fence." Israel's credibility is on the stalk for Israel has declared that it has increased arms in Area D in exchange of zero added Egypt's arms in the whole Sinai. Will Israel withdraw arms and troops- or as Israel say redeploy its troops from Area D.

bibi,you haveproblems with sinai, tell it to barak. Yoiu have problems with obama's offer of permitting civilian nuclear by iran, tell barak. Yoiu do everything with him, tell him your problems. Don't tell israelis who want no part of barak even if he should change tommorrrow.

Pesach. That is how the heathens diss our religion. Next rocket, missile or mortar from gaza or the Sinai should result in a heavy bombing of the pali civilians. Bomb the population and not empty buildings or open fields!

Is Israel keeping limited military presence in Area D east of the border? Is there any MFO's report on that? NEVER, because Israel's leaders are parading amassing troops on the border. the peace treaty signed between Egypt and Israel did not deny nor prevent Egypt's right to Umm Erashrash (Eilat), nor any other Egyptian land or right.

They can't secure an embassy; they can't control their own people; they can't handle the Sinai... what an embarrassment. That 'country' is so divided and frayed, a bunch of game players vying for power as their country goes down the tubes. Ignorant fanatics. The once 'great' nation of Egypt has become a revolting, pathetic mess. It shames them all, muslims and seculars over there... just ridiculous! The IDF should do whatever it has to, including invading the Sinai and setting up a five mile buffer zone. The UN should give Egypt the boot, just like Syria.

So try wearing your bikini on the beach now and see if you are not beheaded FOOLS.

Is reversing Aliya the answer?

Jews have been allowed for years in Sinai, Cairo, Alexandria, and in all other cities. But, now after the death of Pod Shnouda III who banned Christians from going to Jerusalem hundreds of Egyptians Copts are now paying pilgrimage to holy sites in Jerusalem. Will Israel allow them in Tel Aviv, Haifa or even West Jerusalem? NEVER again, I guess.

Listen my brethren we are sons of abraham. we in the uk especially the government do little to protect you. me personally i will come to israel and pick up arms against those who are trying to harm you. those who bless israel will be blessed, those who curse her will be cursed (genesis). shalom!!!!!

helicopter gunships should be deployed to eradicate those sinai invaders and terrorists to eradicate them, totally!

The promise that God made to Abraham in Genesis 12:3, "And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed." Is a promise that God made to just one person, Abraham. The original Hebrew is in the second person singular, meaning that God is speaking only to Abraham. The King James Version correctly reflects this grammatical construction, since "thee" is singular, referring only to one person, whereas "ye" would refer to multiple persons. verse applies not just to Abraham, but also to Abraham’s descendants, specifically to the modern state of Israel founded in 1948. They say that the promise of Genesis 12:3 applies only to the descendants of Isaac (Of course, there is no mention of Isaac in Genesis 12:3. They often misquote the verse, saying it refers to "blessing Israel," but Israel is not mentioned in the verse either).