The Islamist terror militia Hamas, which is accused of masterminding the recent kidnapping of three Israeli teenagers in the West Bank and which has been unwilling or unable to stop a drizzle of rockets fired from territory it controls in the Gaza Strip into Israel in recent days, has threatened the Jewish State with a new intifada if Israel’s search for the missing teenagers continues. “We are capable of igniting a third Intifada and this is our irrevocable right,” said Hamas senior official Salah Bardawil on Thursday. “It will go off when enough pressure is exerted on the Palestinian people.” Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave his assurances that everything possible was being done by Israel’s security services to find the kidnapped teenagers and urged patience from his anxious nation. Read More
