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[Washington Times] Paul Martin - Four armed men joined Abu Haroon, prayed on mats stretched out beside their weapons, and climbed into a white jeep, an al-Samoud rocket carefully concealed with an oily cloth in the back of the vehicle. "We have orders not to fire any rockets on Tuesday because of the Annapolis summit, but we can resume normal activities after the summit ends," Haroon explained, claiming he is totally loyal to the political leadership of Fatah. Inside a safe house, Mohammed, a 23-year-old computer specialist, was using Google Earth to locate targets on the Israeli side of the fence. 2007-11-28 01:00:00Full Article
For Gaza Rocket Crews, Violence Is a Way of Life
[Washington Times] Paul Martin - Four armed men joined Abu Haroon, prayed on mats stretched out beside their weapons, and climbed into a white jeep, an al-Samoud rocket carefully concealed with an oily cloth in the back of the vehicle. "We have orders not to fire any rockets on Tuesday because of the Annapolis summit, but we can resume normal activities after the summit ends," Haroon explained, claiming he is totally loyal to the political leadership of Fatah. Inside a safe house, Mohammed, a 23-year-old computer specialist, was using Google Earth to locate targets on the Israeli side of the fence. 2007-11-28 01:00:00Full Article
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