The Hole in the Wall Gang

Here's a new approach to Palestinian tourism:

Hundreds of people poured into the Gaza Strip from Egypt on Friday after Palestinians blew a hole in the border wall separating the two places, an Associated Press reporter at the scene said.

People carrying suitcases crossed into Gaza through the hole. Some walked through on crutches, others ran and walked.

I'm guessing that many of those folks were carrying stuff that might set off the airport metal detector. You'd think that the operative word now would be to get out of Gaza, but it looks like the dead-enders are dead set on becoming dead.

Meanwhile in the north, the head of Hezbollah must be rethinking his recent decisions right about now:

JERUSALEM (AFP) - Israel threatened to eliminate Hassan Nasrallah, the Lebanese Hezbollah leader who has long been a thorn in the side of the Jewish state, after the latest crisis over the seizure of two Israeli soldiers.

“Nasrallah decided his own fate,” Interior Minister Roni Bar-On announced on public radio. “We will settle our accounts with him when the time comes.”

"Oh Shiite!"

UPDATE: "Oh Shiite" is right:

Israeli warplanes destroyed the building housing the headquarters of Hezbollah guerrillas in south Beirut Friday, the group's TV station reported. Israeli sources said the chief of Hezbollah Sheik Hassam Nasrallah was inside the building at the time.

It's "come to Allah" time.

UPDATE 2: Rats, missed him.