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Hamas is ISIS. Had the terrorists been able to, they would have executed all the remaining millions of Israelis as well. This was an act of genocide, and the response should be total destruction of Hamas, the killing of all the terrorists and those who helped and supported them, and the destruction of all the military capabilities they have.
The final failure of Israel’s land-for-peace experiment was on full display over the weekend.
"Yaniv Zohar was a talented man. He loved his country; he served in the Nachal Brigade. He loved Nahal Oz, he loved the environment. When he worked at the AP news agency he showed the whole world all the escalations that happened here through the lens of his camera until he went to work at Israel Hayom," colleague says. Yaniv's son was saved because he went out for a morning run.
Leadership is being there when the going gets tough, when everything is black, being part of the people. Just to be there. To be.
The actions of Hamas are, in essence, a thinly veiled smokescreen aimed at diverting attention from a more extensive series of impending operations.
