Hamas Has Found a New Place from Which to Shoot Missiles at Israel
With a little help from Hizballah and Turkey.
July 21, 2021
Hamas Has Found a New Place from Which to Shoot Missiles at Israel
With a little help from Hizballah and Turkey.
Early yesterday morning, two rockets were launched into Israel from southern Lebanon, causing no damage. The IDF returned fire. According to most Israeli security experts, the rockets were fired by Hamas operatives—likely working with the imprimatur of Hizballah, which controls the area. The attack appears intended as retaliation for Sunday’s unrest on the Temple Mount, when Muslims responded violently to Jews praying at the site. Yaakov Lappin explains why the terrorist group chose to attack from Lebanon rather than from its normal base of operations in Gaza:
July 21, 2021
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