**Photos** The next generation of Palestinian suicide bombers, riots, misc. photos

Yahoo News Photos ^ | 4-1-02

[Oldeconomybuyer]

The young daughter of a Palestinian gunman who was killed recently during an attack on a Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip is dressed in a uniform with a hand granade during a rally of the militant group Islamic Jihad, in Gaza City April 1, 2002. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon pursued his drive to crack the will of Palestinians, led by Yasser Arafat, on Monday after sending tanks into another West Bank town in response to a wave of suicide bombings. REUTERS/Reinhard Krause

The daughter of a Palestinian gunman who was killed recently during an attack on a Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip is arranged during a rally of the militant group Islamic Jihad, in Gaza City April 1, 2002. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon pursued his drive to crack the will of Palestinians, led by Yasser Arafat, on Monday after sending tanks into another West Bank town in response to a wave of suicide bombings REUTERS/Reinhard Krause

A Palestinian dressed as a suicide bomber attends a rally of the militant group Islamic Jihad, in Gaza City April 1, 2002. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon pursued his drive to crack the will of Palestinians led by Yasser Arafat on Monday after sending tanks into another West Bank town in response to a wave of suicide bombings REUTERS/Reinhard Krause

Palestinian boys watch a rally of the militant group Islamic Jihad, in Gaza City April 1, 2002 behind an U.S. flag which was later was burned. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon pursued his drive to crack the will of Palestinians led by Yasser Arafat on Monday after sending tanks into another West Bank town in response to a wave of suicide bombings REUTERS/Reinhard Krause

A masked Palestinian boy holds up a stone during a demonstration in Berlin Monday, April 1, 2002. The demonstrators took part in a final rally of an Easter March for Peace, demanding an end of the fighting between Israelis and Palestinians (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber)

Bangladeshi school children march on a Dhaka street Monday, April 1, 2002, protesting against Israeli attack and calling for an end to the siege of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat at his headquarters. (AP Photo/Pavel Rahman)

Palestinian masked gunmen stand in front of a banner against the Arab summit in Beirut that reads: "The Arab league has done anything for the Palestinians," during a protest to support Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat in Gaza City Monday, April 1, 2002. At the right is the Egyptian flag. (AP Photo/Marco Di Lauro)

Jordanian students shout slogans under banners in Amman, Jordan on Monday, April 1, 2002. Hundreds of Jordanians protested Monday in Amman against Israeli incursion and the isolation of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. (AP Photo/Jamal Nasrallah)

A Palestinian protestor holds a picture of U.S. President George W. Bush during a demonstration against the Israeli military operation in Ramallah, in Gaza City April 1, 2002. Islamic leaders expressed fury at Israel's isolation of Yasser Arafat as Israeli forces tightened their siege of the Palestinian leader's office. REUTERS/Reinhard Krause

A young Palestinian holds a placard during a demonstration in Beijing, April 1, 2002. Palestinians, Arabs and others gathered in the Palestinian embassy grounds in Beijing to appeal to China to help lift the Israeli siege imposed on Arafat. REUTERS/Andrew Wong

Palestinian gunmen participate in a march in the West Bank city of Hebron after midnight Monday, April 1, 2002, protesting the ongoing Israeli military operations in various areas of the West Bank. (AP Photo/Nasser Shiyoukhi)

A child holding a poster of Yasser Arafat rests outside the Israeli Consulate in the central business district of Sydney on April 1, 2002. About 1,000 chanting people, waving banners and flags, held a peaceful demonstration to protest against Israel's crackdown on Palestinian militants and called for Australia's conservative government to take a stand against Israel by calling for the withdrawl of troops from the West Bank. REUTERS/Tim Wimborne

The mother of Mohannad Salahat, the Palestinian suicide bomber who carried out an attack in a Tel Aviv Cafe March 30, holds a picture of her son in the village of Faraa near the West Bank city of Nablus March 31,2002. Israel stepped up military pressure on Yasser Arafat as the besieged Palestinian president vowed he would never surrender to an Israeli campaign to root out Palestinian militants. REUTERS/Abed Omar Qusini

[KC_Conspirator]

Its safe to say that these people are unenlightened savages.

[Howlin]

Palestinian children wearing uniforms and holding Palestinian flags demonstrate in the West Bank town of Nablus Wednesday March 27, 2002, coinciding with the Arab summit in Beirut, Lebanon. Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat decided not to go to the Arab summit because of Israeli conditions on his departure and a threat not to let him return if there were terror attacks while he was in Beirut. (AP Photo/Nasser Ishtayeh)

[mv1]

To: Oldeconomybuyer

Our "partners" in the "peace process."

Nits make lice.

2 posted on 4/1/02 2:02 PM Pacific by BurkeCalhounDabney
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[xm177e2]

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon pursued his drive to crack the will of Palestinians

The media is not at all biased. That is a conservative fantasy. </sarcasm>

These "people" can't be reasoned with. Drive them out--if they resist, kill them, and then drive the rest out.

[isthisnickcool]

These people are into HUMAN SACRIFICES!

PS - There are no Palestinians. These people are Arabs, from Jordan and Egypt like Arafat is, etc.

[xm177e2]

Uh oh, mvl's calling in the heavy artillery on you. Apparently, the genocidal slaughter of Jewish people is okay, but returning the favor is not.

[KC_Conspirator]

You are right. Anyone that straps a grenade to a little girl is not a person, but rather some form of monster.

[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

The eyes tell alot. Those under 5 years old look confused; those between 6 and 12 years look like they got the marching and chanting memorized; those over 16 years look like hate is branded deep within them. The old women is a sack of hate, bitterness, and wretchedness. What miserable lives they all lead in the name of Allah.

[Anamensis]

That's funny, none of those Palestinians look like they are so starving and oppressed and poverty-stricken to me. And they always have enough money for bombs, guns, grenades, uniforms, etc.

[GrandMoM]

....clearly, we will be at war for a long, long, long time!

[My Identity]

Thanks to TomGuy for much of the above.

I am still wondering if the only honorable way to "solve" the Arab-Israeli conflict is to use "ethnic cleansing" (by which I mean the polite, but forceful removal of all 3 million Palis from Eretz Yisrael -- which is not "genocide", as some on the Left misuse the term).

It seems ethnic cleansing is justified -- no, make that required -- by the almost 10 years of official "judeo-nazi" indoctrination of the Pali people by the PA. The PA has been preparing its people, not for peace, but for visceral hate and unrelenting war. The result is that over 87% of Palestinians support these terror operations. Given these facts, there is NO POSSIBILITY (within the lifetime of these people) of a negotiated settlement that would be honored by the Palis.

The current wave of suicide bombers is unprecedented and unrelenting. But it should not be unexpected. It is the direct (and obviously planned) result of brainwashing that started with Pali children as young as 1st and 2nd grade. Look at the faces of the babies in the pictures above. What unspeakable, vomitous horror.

Nothing less than the equivalent of an "Allied invasion of Nazi Germany" will suffice to rid the world of this monstrosity. Eject all Pali peoples from Gaza and the West Bank (because once you eliminate the terrorists and their supporters, virtually nobody is left). Then round up their leaders (including "clerics" and "teachers"), put these so called leaders on trial for Crimes against Humanity. As they are found guilty, hang them in public.

And to the extent that this PA policy was conducted, funded, supported, promoted, or otherwise enabled by their Arab bretheren (notably Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia) then it is concomittant upon these countries to pay for their sins by taking in the Palis. Arabs created this mess. Let Arabs bear the toll for the human misery they created.

What is needed is the elimination of this cancer on humanity. End it now or more innocent lives will be lost. End it now or it will escalate to WMD. Moral clarity demands nothing less.

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[nmh]

Such peace loving happy people ... (LOL). These folks thrive on hatred and murder. The very last thing they want is peace.

What is esepcially despicable is the hatred and exploitation of innocent children to foster their evil agenda. None of those little ones looked looked like normal, happy kids. I just can't imagine having my daughter attend a protest with a grenade around her neck. Truly these are evil loving people.

[artios]

That is my plan. Where did you get it? We are going to have to share the peace prize!