**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

[TomGuy]

I guess I missed the post..
you know,
the one with the peace activists' outrage...
the one with the International Red Cross outrage...
the one with Ramsey Clarke's outrage...
the one with Jimmy Carter's outrage...
for scenes like this:



Where are their protests about how these children
are being brainwashed and indoctrinated to be future killers?????

[TomGuy]

The sad and scary thing is:
These pics indicate at least another
10-20 years of ongoing violence, as
these little darlings grow up and
continue in the "family tradition."

The conflict will continue, unless
there is a decisive resolution. And
appeasement doesn't seem to work.

[kayak]

I would guess that these pictures may be from one or two locations and only represent what is happening in many different locales.

As a mother and as a Christian, these pictures just break my heart. Those are such beautiful children ... some look the ages of my grandchildren .... and they are being taught to do such horrific things.

God help us all!

[TomGuy]

BURKE'S MIDEAST PEACE PLAN

1. You want a "Palestinian" state? You've got it: It's called JORDAN.

Well, there is a glitch in your masterplan.

Jordan has plenty of figs, so it doesn't want these nuts (Palestinians in the occupied territory). Jordan has been resisting any association with them (even though Jordan is predominately the same heritage as them).

[BraveMan]

You've just inherited $25,000.00 from Saddam Hussein
because your murderous son blew himself to bits!

          Congratulations!

[Camerican]

Quick Solution: 1 car bomb detonated against Israelies = 1 fuel air bomb dropped over a palestinian refugee camp. Guess who will run out of bodies first?

[Ancesthntr]

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

Not only is Arafat from Egypt, but his uncle was the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, who advised Hitler to exterminate the Jews. The satanic behavior seems to run in the family.

[Alouette]

[Illbay]

So, "nits make lice," therefore we need to kill these children?

Or what are you saying exactly?

[d14truth]

Bump 'For the Children' of our country who never see THIS TRUTH in public schools here.

[d14truth]

I can't understand. I'm sure that is what "THEY" count on to persist in this type of 'evil' training of their children. What type of 'leaders' would not condemn this 'exploitation' of children?

[xm177e2]

Nits make lice.

Actually, it's the lice making the nits. The terrorists are the ones turning the children into terrorists. The children are not to blame at all.

[Dubya]

Very hard to even beleive that anyone would do this to their own children for some money.

[Dubya]

Post #21. Well said. I guess I missed it also.

[FreedomCalls]

Heeelllloooo! Palestinians all speak Arabic. The protest signs are all in English. These "protests" are nothing but staged propaganda stunts intended to get on CNN. You, as an American citizen, are the target for this propaganda. Have you been duped?

[d14truth]

Survivors from the pictures will probably be the next group of international studies students at Berkeley. Looks like they have the 'protest' all figured out.

[CTO XYEB]

They are fanatics! I also heard that the "reasoning" of suicide attacks is the following: 1. An average Palestinian family has 5-6 children versus 2 in an Israeli family. 2. Hence, you feel relatively less moral pain loosing your child than an Israeli family. 3. Your child, being a suicide bomber, basically destroys the life of 10-30 Israeli families, and this by itself is a great reward. 4. Your child is going directly to the paradise for taking part in the Jihad. 5. You get cash. Open for discussion.

[Radix]

16 posted on 4/1/02 5:27 PM Eastern by kayak


Thanks for the pictures.