Yom Shishee
Friday
11 Elul 5784
September 13 2024
On the Ground in Gaza
**Slowly, slowly, one by one (or even more at one time) . . .
The IDF has identified all of the barbaric terrorists who participated in the October 7 massacres, and even now nearly a year later, it is eliminating them one by one.
Yesterday it was the turn of Muhammad Abu Aseed–the despicable lower form of life who was videotaped by his fellow terrorists loading bloodied hostage Naomi Levy onto the back of a truck:
According to all that we know, Naomi is still alive.
By the way, two of Aseed’s monstrous cohorts, Said Al-Tibi and Mohammed Jandia were also killed.
**You will recall the photo that we posted several days ago of the gigantic crater that was formed by a very large bomb that the IDF dropped near Nuseirat. At the time we wondered who was targeted. Yesterday, the IDF disclosed who was killed in the attack:
1. Aysar Karadia, a terrorist in Hamas’ Military Wing and Internal Security Forces.
2. Muhammad Adnan Abu Zayd, a terrorist in Hamas’ Military Wing who was responsible for launching mortars at IDF troops and the State of Israel, previously served as an operative in Hamas’ naval forces, and was simultaneously an UNRWA employee.
3. Bassem Majed Shaheen, the head of a terrorist cell in Hamas’ Military Wing who took part in the October 7th Massacre in southern Israel.
4. Amar al-Jadili, a terrorist in Hamas’ Military Wing and Internal Security Forces.
5. Akram Saber al-Ghalaydi, a terrorist in Hamas’ Military Wing and Internal Security Forces.
6. Muhammad Issa Abu al-Amir, a terrorist in Hamas’ Military Wing who took part in the October 7th Massacre in southern Israel.
7. Sharif Salam, a terrorist in Hamas’ Military Wing.
8. Yasser Ibrahim Abu Sharar, a terrorist in Hamas’ Military Wing and an operative in Hamas’ emergency bureau in Nuseirat, who was simultaneously an UNRWA employee.
9. Ayad Matar, a terrorist in Hamas’ Military Wing and simultaneously an UNRWA employee.
The obvious fact to note is how intertwined UNRWA is with Hamas. This of course comes as no surprise.
On the Ground in the North
This was the scene (target area) of Hezbollah missiles early this morning at 01:11:
The IDF issued a statement saying that “20” missiles targeted the city and that all of them were either intercepted or fell in open spaces. That statement was called into question when missile parts were found in the streets of the city.
In addition to the above attack, six other barrages pummeled northern Israeli communities yesterday at such locations as Metzuba, Shlomi, Ya’ara, Idmit, Arab al-Aramshe, Zarit, Shomera, Shtula, Netua, Hila, Ein Yacov, Goren, Gornot HaGalil, Avivim, Zarit, Ramot Naftali, Malkia, and Dishon.
On the Ground in Syria
It was revealed yesterday that an elite group of IDF Sheldag commandoes raided an underground facility built by Iran in Syria for producing precision missiles for Hezbollah in Lebanon.
The raid was carried out on Sunday night near the city of Masyaf which is close to the Lebanese border. The underground production facility was located deep inside a mountain to avoid strikes by the IAF.
The Sheldag commandoes dropped out of helicopters, eliminated the guards to the facility, took all the documents and computers they could find, and then blew up the facility.
On the Ground in Judea and Samaria
From the IDF Spokesman:
“In a joint operation by the IDF and Shin Bet, as part of the operation in northern Samaria, an IAF aircraft attacked a squad of terrorists in Noor al-Shams who were traveling in a vehicle while armed.
Among those killed, Muhammad Abu Atiya, Emad Shahada and Salah Albedo – senior terrorists associated with Islamic Jihad, involved in shooting attacks and charges, dispatching terrorists and preparing plans for terrorist activity against Israeli settlements and the security forces.
In addition, the terrorist Muhammad Abu Atiya is suspected of killing the naval officer, the late Major Maxim Rizkov on October 19, 2023.”
And so it goes in Israel this morning as we battle terror on all fronts . .
A student from Malawi, who had worked with an Israeli health volunteer in his country battling AIDS, came up to us as we walked down the street in the UC-Davis Picnic Day Parade and wanted to carry the Israeli flag.