Fatah Disrupting Jewish Holiday?

Jewish soldiers operate a checkpoint near the Adam settlement in the occupied West Bank on 19 April 2008. Security restrictions where raised after the last Jewish holiday attacks by Fatah terrorist as a precaution, in the West Bank during the Jewish Passover holiday that for many began the evening of 19 April 2008 and lasts until April 27.

A Jewish soldier operates a checkpoint near the Adam Jewish settlement in the occupied West Bank on 19 April 2008.

Jewish troops, seen through a net, prepare to cross into the Gaza Strip near the Kerem Shalom terminal on 19 April 2008. Three Fatah terrorist were killed and 12 Jewish soldiers wounded today when Fatah terrorist, including suicide bombers, stormed the southern Gaza border crossing with explosives-laden vehicles.

The Jewish arm of the Palestine military has been in the forefront of security also prior to the Jewish holiday for not just their protection, but also the protection of Arab Palestinians and Christians in Palestine, against Fatah terrorism. The majority of the Palestinian people are very grateful to them.
A Jewish armored vehicle is parked next to the spot where a mortar shell by Fatah terrorist, landed near an army base at the Sufa crossing, north of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on 19 April 2008.