Iran in Gaza

Interesting news from Gaza. First, Haaretz has information on Iranian involvement with Hamas:

The Fatah-affiliated Palestinian Security Force arrested seven Iranian weapons experts working in the service of Hamas during a raid at the Islamic University, a Hamas stronghold in Gaza City, a senior Fatah official reported late Thursday, and another committed suicide during the raid.

Second, WorldNetDaily has news of preparations in Gaza for a 4GW hedgehog similar to southern Lebanon:

The officials said initial interrogation of the Iranian agents revealed one is a Revolutionary Guard general... Speaking to WND, senior terror leaders in Gaza, including militants from Palestinian Authority President Abbas' Fatah party, admitted they are working to copy Hezbollah warfare tactics. "We are turning Gaza into south Lebanon," Abu Ahmed, northern Gaza leader for the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades terror group told WND.

"We learned from Hezbollah's victory that Israel can be defeated if we know how to hit them and if we are well prepared," Abu Ahmed said. "We are importing rockets and the knowledge to launch them and we are also making many plans for battle." "Our preparations include the building of special bunkers. Of course, we are taking into consideration that Gaza is not the same topography as Lebanon," Abu Ahmed said.

The question that should be asked, but we probably don't know, is whether a similar 4GW hedgehog is being built near or astride US supply lines from Kuwait to Iraq?