The Jerusalem Post reports that Palestinian terrorists will move next to the
The Popular Resistance Committees, an alliance of various armed militias in the Gaza Strip, announced on Sunday that it would start operating in the
West Bank immediately after the Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip."We will move our cells to the
West Bank ," said Jamal Abu Samhadaneh, commander of the Popular Resistance Committees, which has been behind many of the attacks on IDF soldiers and settlers in the Gaza Strip over the past four and a half years. . . . Its founders said . . . they had been deeply influenced by the "great victory" achieved by Hizbullah following‘s withdrawal from southern Israel . . . . Lebanon "Our goal is to liberate all Palestinian lands," [Samhadaneh] added. "That’s why military operations will continue in the
West Bank and other parts of the Palestinian lands.”
Where do you think the “other parts of the Palestinian lands” are?
The same article reports that Abu Samhadeaneh may also have a new job soon:
Abu Samhadaneh, who is wanted by
for his role in a series of terror attacks, revealed that the Palestinian Authority recently offered him a senior position in its Military Intelligence Force and that he was positively weighing the offer. . . . Israel Abu Samhadaneh disclosed that at least 500 members of his group have been recruited to the PA security forces since PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas was elected in January.
Meanwhile, the the New York Times reported yesterday on the latest idea of the State Department:
Ms. Rice is also trying to bolster Mahmoud Abbas, the president. She sent a senior adviser, James Wilkinson, on a quiet visit last week to Ramallah . . . He and a small team worked with Mr. Abbas to reorganize his office to improve efficiency and accountability, so orders will be followed.
Mr. Wilkinson also urged Mr. Abbas to set up a press office and a protocol office, to try to improve his image and authority.
How about this for the first press release: “Abbas eliminates 500 terrorists; increases PA police by 500 new members – new Chief of Military Intelligence is optimistic.”