IDF fully engaged in Gaza Strip as Hamas runs away like scardy cats

The IDF is fully engaged in the Gaza Strip as Operation Gideon's Chariots move forward while negotiations are attempting to bring this war to an end. 

The IDF has brought all infantry and armored brigades into the Gaza Strip as part of the five divisions performing a ground maneuver over the weekend. The IAF continues flying sorties and have taken out a launch site where rockets had been fired into Israel over the weekend. Also struck was the Hamas bank that served as a conduit to transfer funds for Hamas.

It has been reported that most of the Hamassholes fled to the southern part of the Gaza Strip because they decided they don't like death as much as they bragged they did.

Israeli intelligence has learned that there is an internal Hamas military and economic crisis, with terrorists unpaid and weapons difficult to find. This isn't just true for Gaza, but also Lebanon and wherever they operate in the Middle East.

So while many condemn Israel for fighting back fiercely and refusing to surrender, the IDF and IAF are putting the terrorists back on their heels.

The fifth round of talks in Rome, between the US and Iran, took place over the weekend, but don't believe there was progress as not much was accomplished.

Gazans packed up to leave

In Israel, many civilians report getting suspicious phone calls in which the sounds of war are heard in the background, and the sounds of panic voices, claiming to be Israeli hostages begging for help are heard. Israeli officials warn that this is just another of tool in Hamas' psychological warfare for Israel to stop fighting. They suggest if you get the call, hang up and block the number.

So when jihadis tell you they love death more than you love life, ask them to prove it.

Meanwhile in Iran, the Iranian uprising is crippling their economy. Many are leaving Iran and taking their assets with them as truck drivers, bakers, and other small business owners are striking. The security forces appear to have lost control of the streets. 

Iran is beginning to look like Ottawa, Canada when they had their truckers strike.

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