Video - Fatah to Israelis in Hebrew: "Death will reach you from the south to the north.

Fatah to Israelis in Hebrew: "Death will reach you from the south to the north. HT: Palwatch.

In a video produced by Fatah's military wing the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades and posted by Fatah on Facebook, Abbas' movement warns Israelis in Hebrew to either flee or face death:

Narrator: "A message to the Israeli government and the Israeli people: Death will reach you from the south to the north. Flee our country and you won't die. The KN-103 rocket is on its way toward you." [Facebook, "Fatah - The Main Page", July 9, 2014

Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades' YouTube channel, (in Hebrew) July 9, 2014]

The video shows footage of a man preparing to launch a rocket and close-ups of a rocket being aimed.

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Video - Naftali Bennett on Gaza Campaign Against Hamas: ‘We Know That We Are Defending the Free World’

Video - Naftali Bennett on Gaza Campaign Against Hamas: ‘We Know That We Are Defending the Free World’ HT: Algemeiner.

In an interview on Fox News on Tuesday, Israel’s Economy Minister Naftali Bennett asserted that Israel is on the front lines of the global war against Islamist terror as it faces off against Gaza-based terror group Hamas in its latest Operation Defensive Edge.

“We are going to do everything to defend our cities and our schools from the hundreds of missiles that Hamas, a radical Islamic organization, is shooting at our people,” Bennett told the interviewer.

“We are at the forefront of the free world fighting radical Islam groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, Al Qaeda, Iran, and we’re going to do everything to protect our people.”

Asked how long Israel’s campaign, which was sparked by an escalation in Gaza rocket fire, will go on, the minister said, “as long as it takes.”

“You know,” he added, “we pulled out several years ago from the Gaza Strip, we hoped the Palestinians would build a city of peace, you know they called it the Singapore of the Middle East. Instead they turned it into hell and they’ve been deliberately shooting missiles at our children, at our families and this is unacceptable.”

“We know that we are defending the free world, and we are very clear about bringing back security to our people.”

On the three Israeli teens murdered by Hamas terrorists last month after being abducted from a hitchhiking post on June 12, Bennett said, “…Hamas is always trying to kidnap young Israelis and murder them… Over the past year they attempted 44 kidnappings and we managed to prevent almost all of them, unfortunately one of them succeeded.”

He added, “…we are in a very difficult region, we have a fortress of terror in Gaza, another fortress of terror in Lebanon, in Syria, in Iran, all around, and Israel has to be strong, and Israel must defend itself very clearly otherwise we won’t be here.”

Israel's Wildcard: Naftali Bennett The Man Who Could Stop The Peace Process.

Israel's Wildcard: Naftali Bennett The Man Who Could Stop The Peace Process. (Spiegel). By Julia Amalia Heyer.
Naftali Bennett, the head of the the settlements party Jewish Home rejects negotiations with the Palestinians and says he will allow the Israeli government to collapse if necessary. A decision on whether talks will proceed is expected this week.

Great Aunt Zila is also part of the reason Bennett, who sees himself as a businessman through and through, has now become a politician.

A booming software business in Israel and the United States no longer contented him after a life-changing deployment in the 2006 Lebanon war. At the time, he had just become a first-time father and asked himself, "What is it that these Hezbollah guys actually want?" In Lebanon, he says he learned "they all still have a single goal in mind -- to kills us."

Since then, Bennett has had an almost singular mission. When he describes it, he sounds neither quixotic nor pathetic. His voice instead betrays his deep determination to get the job done. "My task is to keep Judaism alive, to make it stronger and to fight its enemies," the economics minister says, adding that he will dedicate his "life to Israel's survival."

As part of his mission, though, he now risks a major rift within Israel's coalition government. The Israeli daily Haaretz recently wrote that the politician is currently doing more to determine the country's fate than any other. Read the full story here.