I was wondering what Khalid Amayreh, the sectarian thug, would say about the Sinai attack on Egyptian guarding Israel?
He finally preyed:

“It is also a treacherous aggression against the Palestinian people, having occurred only a few days after the successful visit to Cairo by the Prime Minister of Gaza, Ismael Haniya.”

Sinai attack is a “treacherous aggression against the Palestinian people,” Palestinians cause is losing in Sinai, but with the 17 months daily attacks in syria Palestinians cause is gainig.

When I strated writing this, the title was: Sectarian’s Double Standards: Takfeeri killers in Sinai, Freedom fighter in Syria.

But suddenly, I remembered that the so-called Sinai Takfeeris were smuggling arms and food to besieged Gaza, I remmebered Hezbullah cells.

“In a televised speech on April 10, Nasrallah denied the accusations of plotting terror attacks against Egypt, but admitted that alleged cell leader Sami Shihab (whose true name is Muhammad Yousef Ahmad Mansour) is indeed a member of Hizballah and that he was ordered “to provide the Palestinian resistance in Gaza with logistical services including moving military equipment and personnel to Gaza.”

After Egyptian revolution police stations in Sinai were dismantled, the gas line with Israel was attacked more than fifteen times, and weapons arriving from Libya and from Israel’s black market and elsewhere are stockpiled. Sinai is becoming a major Resistance base with fighters vowing to repel any attempt by the US and Israel to retain control.
I remembered also Nasrallah asking who smuggled arms and food to Gaza.

“Israel, today, is afraid of Gaza and afraid for Tel Aviv. Who gave [Gaza fighters] the rockets? The Saudi regime? The Egyptian regime? No. They were rockets from Syria and transferred through Syria. The Syrian leadership was risking its interests and existence in order for the resistance in Lebanon and Palestine to be strong. Show me one Arab regime that does the same.”

Connecting the dots, the picture is clear. Khalid Amayreh can’t call the attackers “Shiite killer” because they are Sunnis, moreover, he don’t like to see Sunnis fighting Israel, so he described the attackers as Takfeeri killers.

Hamas MP Mushir Al-Masri has charged that the attack on Egyptian soldiers in Sinai fell in line with attempts to destabilize the security in both Egypt and Gaza.

Houssam Kanafani ended his article “The Sinai Attack: Sending a Message” Gaza Strip’s new joke about the Sinai attack: “Israel cooked, Egypt ate, and Gaza has to wash the dishes,” 

Mursi between Tantanwi and Anan at Iftar in Rafah

Now I would say: Israel and the SCAF cooked, MB ate, Gaza and the Sinai Bedouin tribes has to wash the dishs. Otherwise, why would Mursi fire Egypts Chief Spy?

Why would The Zionist entity give Egypt the “go-ahead “to deploy helicopters in Sinai, easing the restrictions on military presence in the peninsula set by a 1979 “peace” treaty”?

 According to Haartez: “It might sound strange, but the current security coordination between Israel and Egypt is perhaps at the highest level it has been since the peace agreement was forged by the two nations.”

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In case you missed it: Divide to Rule: “Arab Spring” between Secularism and sectarianism.