The world according to Riff.

GAZA CITY – Israeli aircraft attacked Hamas security compounds across Gaza on Saturday, killing at least 120 people and causing widespread panic and confusion, according to Hamas and Israeli officials.(Uh this wouldn't have ....anything....to do with the rockets launched the other day by the palastinians would it hmmmmm)

In one of the compounds, the bodies of more than a dozen uniformed security officers were seen lying on the ground. One officer who survived raised his index finger in a show of Muslim faith and defiance.(naw "he was saying you only shot off one ball"..lol)

Gaza health official Moawiya Hassanain said 120 people were killed in the strikes. Among the dead was Gaza police chief Maj. Gen. Tawfiq Jaber, witnesses said.

The Israeli military confirmed it attacked Hamas security compounds with air strikes and residents reported hearing two waves of explosions. In the first wave, there were at least 15 blasts, they said.

Civilians rushed to the targeted areas, trying to move the wounded in their cars to hospitals.(Quick masib..bullets and bombs lets go be martyrs)

There was no sign of an accompanying Israeli ground offensive. In recent days, Israel has warned it would strike back hard for renewed rocket attacks on Israeli border towns from inside Gaza.(Ya f*** with bull you get the horns baby!)

In the West Bank, moderate Hamas rival Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said in a statement he "condemns this aggression" and called for restraint, said an aide, Nabil Abu Rdeneh.

Many of the Hamas security compounds are in residential areas and the air strikes took place as children were leaving school. Plumes of black smoke rose over Gaza City, sirens wailed through the streets and women frantically looked for their children.

Israel has targeted Gaza in the past, but the number of simultaneous attacks was unprecedented.

One man sat in the middle of a Gaza City street close to a security compound alternately slapping his face and covering his head with dust from the bombed-out building.

"My son is gone, my son is gone," said Sadi Masri, 57. The shopkeeper said he sent his son out to purchase cigarettes minutes before the airstrikes began and now could not find him. "May I burn like the cigarettes, may Israel burn." (Thank your local chapter of the Hammas, there sadi....thank whomever launched the rockets the other day)

As sad is all the death is, those people bring it on themselves, if those idiots would just stop launching rockets, and suicide bombings they wouldn't get the hell bombed out of them....Palastine behaves....isreal behaves...it's a simple concept really....riff