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Prophecy Sign: The road to the Psalm 83 war is before us.
If you are new to my prophecy site I have been posting the signs in the news which show us the next war between Israel and the Arabs is being paved. I keep saying one of these minor conflicts is going to lead into a full blown war and this time I believe we will see the Psalm 83 fulfilled. Yesterday Egypt’s front runner for President stated he would attack Israel if Israel attack the PLO in the Gaza. As you can see from today’s news out of Jerusalem, Israel hit back at the PLO in the Gaza. Things are really getting heated up and these are no doubt the birth pains Jesus warned us about in Mark 13:8.
“Israeli aircraft and ground forces struck Gaza on Friday, killing four Hamas militants and five civilians in a surge of fighting sparked by a Palestinian rocket attack on an Israeli school bus the day before.
Israel and Gaza's Hamas rulers seemed on the brink of another round of intense violence, just a little over two years after a three-week war in which persistent rocket fire from Gaza triggered a devastating Israeli military offensive in the territory.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the attack on the school bus "crossed a line" and warned that "whoever tries to harm and murder children will pay with their life."
In Thursday's attack, Gaza militants hit an Israeli school bus near the border with a guided anti-tank missile, injuring the driver and badly wounding a 16-year-old boy. Most of the schoolchildren on the bus had gotten off shortly before the attack. Hamas, which had largely held its fire since Israel's last major offensive, claimed responsibility.
By Friday evening, Israel's ongoing retaliation had killed 14 Gazans — seven militants, a policeman and six civilians — and wounded 65. The dead Friday included three civilians killed by Israeli tank fire and three militants killed in an airstrike, both near the southern Gaza town of Khan Younis. Another militant was killed in an airstrike in northern Gaza.
An Israeli tank shell struck a cemetery east of Gaza City, killing two civilians, including an 11-year-old boy, said Palestinian health official Adham Abu Salmiya. The military insisted the strike targeted militants and that it had no information about any civilian casualties.
Gaza militants fired more than 20 rockets and mortar shells at southern Israel on Friday, causing no injuries, the Israeli military said.
For the second day in a row, Israel's cutting-edge Iron Dome missile defense system successfully intercepted a Palestinian rocket aimed at an Israeli city, the military said. Reinforced rooms and early warning systems also have helped keep Israeli casualties low.
Studies at some Israeli schools near Gaza were canceled Friday because of concerns for the students' safety.
It is unclear if Hamas was trying to provoke a new conflagration, if it was not fully in control of all of its fighters, or if it believes Israel would pull back before invading Gaza again. Israel was condemned internationally after the last incursion.
Hamas said the rocket attack was in retaliation for the killing of three fighters in an airstrike earlier in the week. At around midnight Thursday, with Gaza rocked by explosions, the organization announced a cease-fire, though it later claimed responsibility for some of Friday's strikes. A small PLO faction, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, also said it fired at Israel on Friday.”
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110408/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_israel_palestinians