Israel versus Hamas - Israeli Consul General David Siegel Gives His Take on the Violence

Israel's Iron Dome system is a game changer. It literally shoots rockets headed for Israeli civilians out of the sky. Hear from Israeli Consul General David Siegel about this amazing Israeli defense weapon, as well as the rest of the deepening conflict in the Middle East.

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Michelle Malkin - Israel and Gaza Ceasefire Analyzed

It was an “I told you so” by everyone who knows what the Brotherhood represents. Only those in favor of tyranny and a dictatorship gave Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhoods rise to power a blessing.

In every single uprising taking place in the middle east the Emperor only spoke out in favor when it was the radicals rising up. When the people rose up, as in the case of Iran in ’09, his majesty was silent.

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Wild Bill for America - Elvis the Terrorist

Elvis Mohammed hates America and Israel but loves their generosity while planning murder.

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Life Inside the HAMAS Controlled GAZA Strip

NOTE from RG: I have been curious about the GAZA strip for sometime and wanted to know more about Daily life there. It is curious to me that HAMAS constantly attacks Israel, but the MSM seems to only report when Israel responds to the HAMAS attacks and never mentions that it is in retaliation to the HAMAS attacks. You may NOT be as curious as I am, so think and Pray before you watch this.

WARNING There are some graphic images and language in this Video. Published on July 10, 2012.

Brooklyn, New York (VICE) -- In 2007, we stood on the Israeli side of the Erez crossing , where we tried and failed to get into the Gaza Strip. Inside, a Palestinian civil war was taking place, pitting political and philosophical rivals Hamas and Fatah against each other. After a succession of assassinations, kidnappings and street battles, Hamas took complete control of Gaza, and for the first time in its history, had to figure out how to run a government. In 2011, when the post-Mubarak government of Egypt decided to start letting small numbers of folks into Gaza through their Rafah crossing, we knew it was our chance to finally get a rare glimpse of the embattled Gaza Strip and to see what life was like under the rule of Hamas.

Much of Hamas' popularity within Gaza comes from the fact that they are seen as incorruptible, and when they took power they put a concerted effort into stomping out all forms of vice in on their turf. But the same tunnels that allow Hamas to smuggle in weapons from Egypt also allow for a steady flow of drugs. When we met the members of the Hamas vice cops, they were eager to show off their "trophy case" which held a wide assortment of some of the drugs and paraphernalia they've confiscated on raids on homes around the Gaza Strip. Skull-shaped bongs, cocaine, hash, even tall-boy cans of Egyptian beer ... they had it all. But what stood out among all the standard illicit drugs was one called Tramadol. This prescription painkiller has become the drug of choice for young people looking to escape the reality of life in Gaza , something we witnessed during an evening stroll through Gaza City's central park.

Combine the widespread Tramadol with Hamas' strict approach to law and order, and soon you have a lot of young men behind bars. We visited Gaza's central prison, where drug users and drug smugglers alike are locked in a communal cell, their sentences ranging anywhere from one month, to death by hanging. Elsewhere in the same facility we met a woman who was imprisoned for the crime of having a child out of wedlock and another for helping her son escape from Gaza.

Hamas' firm hand seems to have resulted in a kind of orderliness that is not often seen in places that are as impoverished as Gaza. But it is order with a distinctly authoritarian flavor. The Hamas government operates in an environment of paranoia that has them on guard not only against the outside world, but against their brothers and sisters in Fatah, and against ordinary Gazans whose poverty they fear could tempt them into spying for Israel.

An authoritarian government operating within prison walls and under economic siege ... it sounds like the setup for a Kurt Russell movie, except that it's real.

Documentary Length - 33:41

There are approximately 117 Islamic Terrorist groups World wide as designated by National Governments, Former Governments and Inter-governmental Organizations.
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Just 33 days after Barack Obama's swearing in as POTUS, Barack Obama sent $900 million American taxpayer dollars to the Terrorist Organization HAMAS.
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Obsession - Radical Islam's War Against the West is a documentary film that will challenge the way you look at the world.
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Glenn Beck reacts to the ongoing violence between Israel and Hamas that has claimed lives on both sides.
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Rocket Attack From Gaza Strip Kills 3 Israelis - Now Over 200 Rockets Hit Tel Aviv and Israel

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Defense officials say Israel is prepared to launch a ground invasion into Gaza if necessary. And Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the army was prepared for a "significant widening" of its Gaza offensive.

"No government would tolerate a situation where nearly a fifth of its people live under a constant barrage of rockets and missile fire, and Israel will not tolerate this situation," he said. "This is why my government has instructed the Israeli Defense Forces to conduct surgical strikes against the terrorist infrastructure in Gaza. And this is why Israel will continue to take whatever action is necessary to defend our people."

Published on Nov 15, 2012

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