Posted on 07/22/2007 1:15:50 PM PDT by rightwingintelligentsia
Three sisters were found stabbed to death in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, raising suspicion they were killed by relatives because of suspected immoral behavior, a human rights organization said.
The three sisters, 16-year-old Nahed Hija and her sisters, 19-year-old Suha and 22-year-old Lina, were found dead from multiple stab wounds, buried in a shallow grave in the central Gaza Strip early Sunday morning, said Hamdi Shakkour of the Palestinian Center for Human Rights.
Shakkour said they suspected the women were victims of "honor crimes," in which women are murdered by male relatives because of suspected intimate relations - not necessarily sex - outside of marriage.
The Hamas force that polices the Gaza Strip said in a statement it was investigating the deaths.
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“I have faith in the American people not the Government.”
Hmm, kinda naive for you to think so. It is the American people who voted for the government we have.
“Perhaps our nation’s leaders are on the take.”
Perhaps our nation’s leaders contemplate conversion when the time is ripe.
Perhaps our nation’s leaders are on the take.
Big time! Not only the elected leaders but our “respected” institutions as well.
Pipes is one who has written on the Saudi’s double talk and their intense financial support of institutions here.
http://www.danielpipes.org/article/2006
and here is the Turk multi million dollar bribery machine
http://www.defacto.am/index.php?OP=71325257
Poor old dad just did not have the dowry money for the 22,19 and 16 yr olds.
He saved their honor of not ending up old maids or being married to an old brute.
/s
It's the only confrontation these little boy screwing cowards can win...
Each time they face a warrior - they get their dirty asses kicked.
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