This painful photo, showing a number of suicide bus bombing attacks, was released by Hamas on Tuesday, 24 Teves. The photos was released to social media and many are questioning if chas v’sholom Hamas is sending a message of its plans for the future.
There are also reports that in recent days, Hamas has called to perpetrate suicide bombing attacks in Israel.
YWN-ISRAEL adds that Hamas on Tuesday, January 5, 2016, is observing the assassination of Yechi Ayyash, the chief bomb maker assassinated on January 5th in 1996. That assassination was attributed to the ISA (Israel Security Agency – Shin Bet).
Bombs constructed by this heinous terrorist YS”VZ were used in many suicide attacks including Mecholah Jct., Hadera Central Bus Station, Afula Central Bus Station, the Tel Aviv number 5 bus, Beit Lid bombing, Ramat Gan number 20 bus bombing, the Jerusalem number 26 bus bombing and more.
At about 8:00 am on 5 January, Ayyash’s father called him. Ayyash picked up the phone. An Israeli plane overhead monitored the call, and after confirming it was he on the phone, the device was remotely detonated, killing him instantly in Beit Lahiya in Gaza.
(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem)
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What i think hamas is trying to do is get the people to do it like they’ve been doing, not them actually setting anything up just trying to convince them (the random people who have bad days who go out to stabb our holy Family)to take it a step further, please our Family in errets Yisroel please be very careful beware of people with book bags or like a laptop case BE”H they will not succeed
* Holy Family
I don’t believe that is either moral or smart for Israel to respond in kind with bombs placed on buses in Gaza. However, I also do not think that Israel should pass up the opportunity to DESTROY EVERY SINGLE BUS IN GAZA should the Hamas followers of the religion of peace resume bus bombings. If the bus bombings do not stop after my recommended Gaza bus destruction, I would turn out the lights in Gaza.