In an all too familiar Gaza episode, masked Hamas gunmen shot and paraded their way through the streets of Gaza to show inhabitants that they are truly street thugs.


The BBC interviewed one Fatah supporter in Gaza, Ahmed Abul Nasser, who described how Hamas sent “maybe 20 gunmen” to take him from his home while his family watched. He says he was released only after signing a boilerplate form promising to not associate himself with Fatah and “respect the Hamas government.”

Many other Fatah supporters that Hamas rounded up were beaten, Nasser said.

A new report from a Geneva-based Palestinian group of jurists maintains that roughly 30-percent of all people detained by Hamas and Fatah are tortured while in custody cialis online.

The report from al Haq asserts that its information is based on testimony from 150 people detained by Hamas and Fatah.

The Palestininan Authority continues to crackdown on Hamas members and Palistinian officials who received Hamas support.

According to Haaretz correspondent Avi Issacharoff, there is a bitter internal feud going on inside Hamas’ Iz al-Din al Qassam, the terrorist group’s military wing.


The feud reportedly started when Hamas police tried to arrest Iz al-Din al Qassam members loyal to Ahmed Al-Jabari, the group’s military commander.

Al-Jabari has long been targeted by Israel for his senior oversight of Hamas terrorists in Gaza.

In August, 2004, the Israeli Air Force targeted al-Jabari at his house in Gaza City, but were not successful in eliminating him.