Mousa Abu Marzook, a senior Hamas official, is crying to Facebook friends about his fear that Egypt allegedly wants to take control of Gaza.

Really? Why would any country — including Egypt or Israel — ever dream of reigning control again over the quagmire in Gaza?

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Hamas is facing protests in Cairo today from Egyptian opposition sources, according to a new report.

Khaled Mashal, figurehead of the radical Sunni Islam fundamentalist terrorist group, is reportedly meeting with Egypt’s director of Intelligence Mohammed Raafat Shehat, Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, and Muslim Brotherhood figures to allegedly seek allies in the Hamas versus Hezbollah conflict in Syria vardenafil india.

Egyptian opposition figures are said to be protesting against Hamas outside of the Cairo location where the parties are believed to be meeting.

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Hezbollah, the Lebanese-based Shiite terrorist group, appears to have given fellow Islamic jihadists at Hamas marching orders to get out out of Lebanon.

According to the Middle East Online, the marching orders are due to the different sides that the two terror organizations have chosen to support in Syria’s civil war. While Hezbollah is providing military support and fighters to defend embattled Syrian figurehead Bashar al-Assad, Hamas’s military wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, has reportedly been training members of the Free Syrian Army.

A Hezbollah official apparently told the group to leave “immediately and within hours.”
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A 22 year-old man working at his family’s Gaza City gas station was blindfolded, kidnapped, and pummeled by plainclothes policemen in Hamas-controlled Gaza, according to a report by The Telegraph”s Phoebe Greenwood.

Why did Gaza police beat him and shave his hair?

Why did they pummel him? What law did he violate?
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