Karma? Hamas rocket knocks out Gaza power lines

Hamas fired a barrage of about 200 rockets and mortars into Israel on the Jewish sabbath, and one rocket fell short. It destroyed electrical power lines into Gaza, according to Israel's Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT).

For many in Gaza the lack of electricity brought back thoughts of the good old days when men were men and little girls were their wives.

According to COGAT, workers initially weren't able to approach the downed lines due to fire from the "fightin' Hamassholes," but eventually they ran out of ammo and the lines were repaired.

COGAT tweeted:

Mortar fire from Gaza damaged a power line that supplies electricity to 10,000+ Gaza residents. Until yesterday, incessant Hamas rocket fire prevented Israeli Electric Company technicians from reaching the fault. The line is now repaired and electricity is restored.

So the deal is, Hamas destroys their own power lines and the target of their terrorist bombardment fixes it for them.

Kumbaya baby.

As a result of Hamas' escalation and other Gaza-based scumcrumpet terror groups, the IDF hit back with what has been described as the most extensive Israeli bombing campaign against terror targets inside the Gaza Strip since Operation Protective Edge in 2014, according to The Times of Israel.

Three Israelis were reported injured and several building were damaged, but Hamas fires rockets and mortars like Stevie Wonder drives a Formula One race car: most fell in open areas and 30 that may have actually hit something substantial were intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome defense system.

The IDF reported that it struck a number of Hamas targets including cross-border terror tunnels and a training facility for urban combat.

Israel hit two Hamas facilities on Monday as Palestinians launched incendiary kites and balloons into Israel in an attempt to destroy structures and kill anything they could in Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday, "To us, there is no such thing as a ceasefire that excludes the incendiary kites and balloons. No such thing. I'll say this for the seventh time and I hope it gets through, but if it's not understood by my words, it will be understood by the IDF's actions."

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas diverts millions of dollars in our aid to pay terrorists and their families.

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