Israel's attack on Gaza: Why now?
The Israeli air strike that has killed a Hamas military chief heralds a dangerous period for Israel.
It is the first such murder for four years and proof the "war" never ended.
Why now? Why light a fire it surely doesn't need amid Arab chaos and an ongoing Iran issue.
Commander Ahmed Al-Jaabari has been high on Israel's kill list for a decade but the Shin Bet security service and the government must have a solid reason to do it now. It's a gamble.
Israel's army says it killed the Hamas chief to "severely impair the command and control chain of leadership". Al-Jaabari was directly responsible for terror attacks in past years.
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