Israeli News of the Gaza Strip

Immediately after Hamas was victorious in the 2006 parliamentary election, Israel pressured Hamas and blocked Gaza more and more severely. Embargo is imprisoned for 8 million innocent Palestinians living below the poverty line due to limited food, medicines and necessities. The siege in the Gaza Strip almost makes it impossible for news coverage to be reported by foreign news organizations. To obtain a press card in Gaza, the journalist must agree to submit an article written in Gaza to the Israeli government, sign the review form under security checks.

In a carefully planned strategy in June 2006, Hamas attacked the Israeli army from Gaza across the border, killed two IDF soldiers, and kidnapped the Israeli soldier Girad Sharitto Gaza I returned to the district. After the incident Hamas launched a number of rockets from the Gaza Strip to southern Israel, and Hamas and Israel broke out in the Gaza Strip (see Israel - Gaza conflict in 2006). The Fatah Maas conflict happened in the summer of 2007. And that eventually caused Hamas to dominate the Gaza Strip and actually divided the Palestinian Autonomous Government into two parts. Various units belonging to Fata have fought with Hamas in numerous firefighting battles. Most Fata leaders fled to Egypt and the West Bank, and some were captured and killed.

The incident that occurred at the border between Israel and the Gaza Strip was Hamas' attack on Israeli sovereignty. This is an act of war. Terrorist organizations have tried to use tens of thousands of civilians as a cover to penetrate the border. Eighty percent of the people murdered by the Israeli army that day were members of Hamas. Even Hamas admitted this; Hamas' senior officials and spokesman, Salah Al-Bardaweel, said in a television interview that 50 out of the 62 Palestinians shot and killed by Israel are members of Hamas Revealed.

During the recent war between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, my cousin was walking in the beach near Her House, also in Haifa. Several people mistakenly heard that a group of Israeli sunbathans casually talked about how the Israeli army should handle residents of Gaza. Israel is increasingly becoming a project of national religious purity and exclusion. Religious Zionists and ultra-orthodox parties, including Jewish families, Zionist parties, and right-wing Kuomintang Party Betituu, occupy 30 seats out of 120 parliamentary seats. At the heart of their politics is a discriminatory legislation program designed to limit the citizenship of Israeli citizens in Palestine.