It didn't take much of a hole in the wall for al-Qaeda to slip in to Gaza after Hamas breached the border with Egypt last month, according to the head of Israeli military intelligence.Maj.-Gen. Amos Yadlin told the weekly meeting of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee in the Knesset that a large amount of weapons was also smuggled through the hole in the wall made by Gazans in Rafah:   Yadlin said the breach also "enabled Hamas to bring back those who had left for training in Syria and Iran, including snipers, explosives experts, rocket experts and engineers." Copious amounts of weaponry had also been smuggled in, he added. MK Zvi Hendel (NU/NRP) said the situation in Gaza was reminiscent to Israel's silence as Hizbullah gained strength in the six years leading up to the Second Lebanon War. The same thing was happening in the Strip now, he said, with the bunkers being built and Hamas members assuming a military style of operation. "We must...(Read Full Post)