Terror leader: Lull is history

Islamic Jihad commander in Jenin area promises harsh response to
killing of group leader; meanwhile, Egyptian security delegation
expected to push terror groups to maintain restraint

Ali Waked
 
The relative lull in Israeli-Palestinian violence "is history," an
Islamic Jihad commander in the Jenin area says in the wake of the
killing of the groupAEs West Bank leader on Sunday, followed by a
Qassam rocket barrage directed at the southern town of Sderot 
Monday afternoon.

The rocket fire is only an initial response, Abu al-Muamen warned in a
conversation with Ynet.
 
"Throughout the recent period, we and all the Palestinian
organizations were committed to the lull," he said. "But the Zionist
enemy continued its offensives against our people, and particularly
against members of the movement. At a time when our commanders and
leaders are in Israel's sights and are being eliminated one after the
other, we can't talk about respecting the lull, which in our view no
longer exists. It belongs to history."
 
Earlier, the Islamic JihadAEs military wing, the al-Quds Brigades,
declared the highest state of alert among terror cells in the West
Bank. The group called on its members to prepare for retaliation for
the killing of top Jihad leader Louie Sa'adi, saying all targets were
an option.

"Well respond with full force - we'll avenge the blood of our 
commander and our people any place our arm will reach the 
Zionist enemy," Abu al-Muamen said.

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Full article at "YNet News" ...
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3158957,00.html

Cheers, Steve..

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