Israeli forces arrested one of the co-founders of the Hamas militant group Tuesday, accusing him of inciting recent violence that has resulted in the deaths of nine Israelis, many in stabbing attacks.

The military said Hassan Yousef was arrested near Ramallah. It marks the most high-profile arrest since a wave of unrest swept through the region a month ago.

The military said Yousef had been "actively instigating and inciting terrorism" by encouraging attacks against Israelis. Military spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner told the Associated Press, "Hamas' leaders cannot expect to propagate violence and terror from the comfort of their living rooms and pulpits of their mosques."

Yousef's eldest son, Mosab, spied for Israel between 1997 and 2007.

Over the past month, nine Israelis have been killed in Palestinian attacks, most of them stabbings. In that time, 41 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire, including 20 labeled by Israel as attackers, and the rest in clashes with Israeli troops. An Eritrean migrant died after being shot and beaten by a mob that mistakenly believed he was a Palestinian attacker.

Also Tuesday, Israeli forces demolished the Hebron home of Maher Hashlamoun, a Palestinian who rammed his car into 25-year-old Dalia Lemkus in the West Bank and stabbed her several times last year Hashlamon was shot and killed.

Hashlamoun's wife told Palestinian radio that soldiers evacuated their three story building and demolished the third floor apartment where her family lived. Such demolitions are often carried out by Israeli forces with the aim of deterring future attacks.

Lerner said the demolition "sends a clear message that there is a personal price to pay when you are involved in terror."

Meanwhile, Palestinan Foreign Minister Riyad Malki told Palestinian radio that United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon would arrive in the region later Tuesday to meet with both Israeli and Palestinian leaders.

Ban has issued a video message ahead of the visit calling for calm on both sides. He said he understood the Palestinian frustration but that violence would only harm their legitimate aspirations. He said to the Israelis that he understood their concerns and fears due to the security deterioration, but added there was no military solution to the situation.

"When children are afraid to go to school, when anyone on the street is a potential victim, security is rightly your immediate priority," Ban said, addressing Israelis. "But walls, checkpoints, harsh responses by the security forces and house demolitions cannot sustain the peace and safety that you need and must have."

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2015/10/20/israel-arrests-hamas-co-founder-accusing-him-inciting-recent-violence/?intcmp=hpbt1

Hopefully they execute this terrorist!

National Anthem Israel - Hatikvah:

http://youtu.be/SF6b-1XDtVA/

Sorry but that's funny as hell, do you actually think it'll make one iota of a difference?

Do you think your comment will make any difference to me, God, or Israel ?

I'm just going to observe, collect data for the Big Guy & report back,

Your left wing, PC, a@@ kissing, people pleasing thought process has already made you live in fear.

By all means, please let Netanyahell know what I think of his sorry azz, sorry excuse for a human being, He does NOT represent Jews, just some twisted extension of evil.




I beg your pardon? Do I look like I'm living in fear?
Insecurity is a by-product of fear, you're oozing of insecurity on here

Israeli forces arrested one of the co-founders of the Hamas militant group Tuesday, accusing him of inciting recent violence that has resulted in the deaths of nine Israelis, many in stabbing attacks.

The military said Hassan Yousef was arrested near Ramallah. It marks the most high-profile arrest since a wave of unrest swept through the region a month ago.

The military said Yousef had been "actively instigating and inciting terrorism" by encouraging attacks against Israelis. Military spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner told the Associated Press, "Hamas' leaders cannot expect to propagate violence and terror from the comfort of their living rooms and pulpits of their mosques."

Yousef's eldest son, Mosab, spied for Israel between 1997 and 2007.

Over the past month, nine Israelis have been killed in Palestinian attacks, most of them stabbings. In that time, 41 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire, including 20 labeled by Israel as attackers, and the rest in clashes with Israeli troops. An Eritrean migrant died after being shot and beaten by a mob that mistakenly believed he was a Palestinian attacker.

Also Tuesday, Israeli forces demolished the Hebron home of Maher Hashlamoun, a Palestinian who rammed his car into 25-year-old Dalia Lemkus in the West Bank and stabbed her several times last year Hashlamon was shot and killed.

Hashlamoun's wife told Palestinian radio that soldiers evacuated their three story building and demolished the third floor apartment where her family lived. Such demolitions are often carried out by Israeli forces with the aim of deterring future attacks.

Lerner said the demolition "sends a clear message that there is a personal price to pay when you are involved in terror."

Meanwhile, Palestinan Foreign Minister Riyad Malki told Palestinian radio that United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon would arrive in the region later Tuesday to meet with both Israeli and Palestinian leaders.

Ban has issued a video message ahead of the visit calling for calm on both sides. He said he understood the Palestinian frustration but that violence would only harm their legitimate aspirations. He said to the Israelis that he understood their concerns and fears due to the security deterioration, but added there was no military solution to the situation.

"When children are afraid to go to school, when anyone on the street is a potential victim, security is rightly your immediate priority," Ban said, addressing Israelis. "But walls, checkpoints, harsh responses by the security forces and house demolitions cannot sustain the peace and safety that you need and must have."

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2015/10/20/israel-arrests-hamas-co-founder-accusing-him-inciting-recent-violence/?intcmp=hpbt1

Hopefully they execute this terrorist!

How does it feel becoming a Vassal of Barry's Untied States?

No, I ooze of opinion & justice as opposed to the 'fake to giggle' some of you guys are more comfortable with.

You have fast become the decrepit injustices you voiced against yourselves.

There's a price to pay for trampling on the West Bank. This injustice will haunt Israel, Abbas no longer wants anything to do with Israel, that's entirely your great leaders doing. Once Israel gets out from underneath the US skirt, you may find peace.

Shalom!

We just got rid of remnants of the Bush Neocon era last night

Abbas The Gangster!
Fecker ain't one Iota better than crooked Arafat!
Abu Mazen's new modest Home!





http://israelmatzav.blogspot.co.il/2015/08/image-abu-mazens-new-palace.html

PMSL!!!!




‘Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been left red-faced after a video shot by a celebrity home designer depicting his modest lifestyle was revealed to be recorded in his servants’ quarters.

The 15-minute film by Moshik Galamin showed Mr Netanyahu’s wife Sara guiding the viewer around the couple’s home, where run down parts of the property such as creaking doors and frayed carpets, are detailed.

But it has now emerged Galamin was not granted access to the couple’s upstairs living quarters, and Israel’s Channel 10 TV claimed the kitchen in question was not even the one the Netanyahus use, but rather a secondary administrative kitchen.’

Since when are people obligated to show any part of their home, or living quarters?
Any one who is in the public eye, or wealthy or has women & children there, would be a FOOL to do so & give thieves, rapists, kidnappers & assassins a blueprint

and how is that any different from any other leader of any other country? including the great white north?