Terrorist Election Update
Terrorist Election Update
Guysen Israel News is reporting that the Al-Aqsa martyrs Brigades attacked the IDF in Samaria late Friday. One solider was killed in the "automatic weapon attack" and three others wounded, one seriously. The two terrorists escaped.
Al-Aqsa terrorists had a busy day, kidnapping two Spanish journalists in Khan Younes.
Abu Mazen declined to condemn the attacks, stating that each attack has its motives.
And so, "the Israeli government announced that it was thinking of withdrawing its forces for the duration of the elections, insofar as the Palestinian Authority does not fight against the terrorists who benefit from this occasion."
Jimmy Carter, former American President and terrorist sympathizer, spent some time meditating on the grave of his still dead hero, terrorist Yassir Arafat.
Cross posted at Something... and Half of Something
Posted by LindaSoG at January 9, 2005 07:47 AM
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The only good news - although less than nominal - is that the kidnapped Spanish journalists realize it is a waste time and money in asking their new government for help.
Kol tuv,
BobW
Posted by: BobW on January 9, 2005 11:36 AM
Posted by: Dr. E. Metzler-Moziani, Judge (ret.) on January 10, 2005 06:54 AM
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Terrorist Election Update
Guysen Israel News is reporting that the Al-Aqsa martyrs Brigades attacked the IDF in Samaria late Friday. One solider was killed in the "automatic weapon attack" and three others wounded, one seriously. The two terrorists escaped.
Al-Aqsa terrorists had a busy day, kidnapping two Spanish journalists in Khan Younes.
Abu Mazen declined to condemn the attacks, stating that each attack has its motives.
And so, "the Israeli government announced that it was thinking of withdrawing its forces for the duration of the elections, insofar as the Palestinian Authority does not fight against the terrorists who benefit from this occasion."
Jimmy Carter, former American President and terrorist sympathizer, spent some time meditating on the grave of his still dead hero, terrorist Yassir Arafat.
Cross posted at Something... and Half of Something
Posted by LindaSoG at January 9, 2005 07:47 AM