Israel News - Gazans Blame Their Leaders For Fuel Cuts and Shortages

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7/10/08www.infolive.tv
11:05US says British comments on Afghan war 'defeatist'
11:04State comptroller says will probe immigrant absorptionv
11:04IDF archive authorizes publication of classified Agranat Commission material
11:0319 wanted Palestinians nabbed in West Bank
11:03Special Forces arrest wanted Palestinian in Ramallah
11:02Hamas lawmakers: Abbas term ends in January
11:02Russian FM: Committed to preventing military nuclearization in Iran
11:01Hundreds at rally for Shalit in Tel Aviv
10:46Security officials assess Hamas will raise its price for Gilad Schalit's release
10:08Monastery on Church of Sepulchre roof in Jerusalem in danger of collapsing
08:28Transfer of Sergei courtyard to Russia delayed due to millions of shekels debt
08:27Yemeni President announces capture of terro cell linked to Israel
08:26US expresses concern over Syria's military build up on its northern border
08:25Stock markets world wide plummet
17:14Shas warns it will not join new government that plans to discuss Jerusalem's sovereignty

In order to exert pressure on Hamas in the wake of the incessant Kassam rocket attacks, Defense Minister Ehud Barak ordered the complete closure of the border crossings from Israel to Gaza. On Sunday Gaza's main power plant shut down one of its turbines and Palestinians in the streets expressed anger over the failure of the Hamas leadership there to assist its own people.01/20/08

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