No surprise here. From How PA Gunmen Pass High School Exams: Earlier this week, some 150 Fatah gunmen stormed a number of schools in Nablus and demanded to take high school matriculation exams in special halls. One of the teachers said most of the gunmen cheated. “They opened books and copied the answers word by word,” he said. “We were afraid to stop them because they were carrying M-16 rifles.”
Read More +I am a proponent of “you get what you deserve”, and believe me, the palestinians do not deserve a damned thing. From Arabs Losing Faith in “the Cause”: Why is America trying to pour new money and more weapons into Palestinian Arab hands barely days after the Gaza debacle? It is an ill-considered policy, both premature and useless. The only sure result will be that warring gangs in the West Bank will use every new weapon to continue the mayhem and that the money will end up in the pockets and bank accounts of the same crooks who lost Gaza.
Read More +Sponsored by Aish.com: On July 4, 1976, as America was celebrating its bicentennial, Israeli commandos performed a spectacular raid to rescue 100 Jews held hostage at Entebbe airport in Uganda. One week earlier, an Air France flight was hijacked by Palestinian terrorists, who landed the plane in Uganda with the support of dictator Idi Amin. The terrorists threatened to kill the Jewish hostages if the Israeli government did not release convicted Palestinian terrorists. (Amazingly, the flight crew all voluntarily chose to stay with the Jewish captives rather than be released; upon their return to Paris, they were reprimanded by Air
Read More +From In Israel, Palestinians Tell of Hamas Butchery: Shadi, 23, a Palestinian policemen who was attacked by Hamas gunmen, is hospitalized in Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv. “There were five of them. They stood over me and shot my legs from the knee down. One of them put his Kalashnikov to my head. Instinctively I moved the barrel aside and the bullet hit my hand,” Shadi said Wednesday. He arrived at Ichilov with one leg amputated and the other leg crushed. “I wanted to shoot myself for voting Hamas,” another patient said. He came with his brother, who had been
Read More +From Palestinian Terrorists Planned to Blow Up Synagogue, Kidnap U.S. Citizens: The Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) uncovered a Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) cell that had planned a series of attacks, including bombing a Modi’in synagogue and kidnapping U.S. citizens in the West Bank, according to information made public Tuesday. PFLP member Ramzi Sharona, who had been illegally working as a laborer in Modi’in, said he intended to plant an explosive device in a nearby synagogue, blow it up, and then flee to Ramallah. In addition, the cell was planning to kidnap U.S. civilians in order
Read More +From Palestinian Rocket Hits Israeli Factory, Causes Poisonous Gas Leak: Palestinians in Gaza fired a Kassam rocket that hit a factory in the Sha’ar Hanegev industrial zone near Sderot on Monday, resulting in a gas leak of caustic soda. Fire-fighting teams specializing in handling dangerous materials located the leak, sealed it, and cleared the poisonous materials.
Read More +From Palestinian Attacks Palestinians at Israel-Gaza Crossing: One Palestinian was killed Monday and at least 10 others were wounded when a gunman attacked a group of Palestinians waiting to cross from Gaza into Israel near the Erez crossing. The Popular Resistance Committees claimed responsibility for the attack. The IDF believes the attack was intended to frighten Palestinians seeking to flee Gaza.
Read More +From Arafat’s Children: Gaza’s Mayhem Is the Bitter Fruit of Terror as Statecraft: The cult of violence that has typified the Palestinian movement for much of its history has been tolerated and often celebrated by the international community. If Palestinians now think they can advance their domestic interests by violence, nobody should be surprised: The way of the gun has been paying dividends for 40 years. In 1972 Palestinian terrorists murdered Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics. Yet only two years later Arafat addressed the UN General Assembly – the first non-government official so honored. In 1970 Arafat attempted to
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