FACTS: Photos of Palestinians Dancing and Cheering

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[hellinahandcart]

This is what the bastards wanted in 1993--the World Trade Center reduced to smoking rubble. Well, they finally got what they wanted. And they celebrated.

I hope they enjoyed their little moment. And I hope it is the LAST thing any of them ever have to celebrate. Yes, that includes the women and the sniveling brats. All of them should die.

[dennisw]

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	Palestinians dance in the street at the Ein el-Hilweh refugee camp near the southern port city of Sidon, Tuesday Sept. 11, 2001. Palestinians in Lebanon's refugee camps celebrated the attacks in the United States by firing into the air. (AP Photo/Mohamed Zatari) - Sep 11 8:16 PM ET
	A group of children near east Jerusalem's Old City hold Palestinian flags as they chant slogans in reaction to the news of a terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis) - Sep 11 6:25 PM ET
	A Palestinian boy fires in the air at the Ein el-Hilweh refugee camp near the southern port city of Sidon, Tuesday Sept. 11, 2001. Palestinians in Lebanon's refugee camps celebrated the attacks in the United States by firing in the air using all kinds of weapons. (AP Photo/Mohamed Zatari) - Sep 11 5:18 PM ET
	Palestinians flash the V-sign and wave Palestinian and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) flags during a demonstration at the Ein el-Hilweh refugee camp near the southern port city of Sidon, Lebanon, Tuesday Sept. 11, 2001. Palestinians in Lebanon's refugee camps celebrated the attacks in the United States by firing in the air using all kinds of weapons. (AP Photo/Mohamed Zatari) - Sep 11 5:18 PM ET
	Two Palestinians fire in the air at the Ein el-Hilweh refugee camp near the southern port city of Sidon, Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001. Palestinians in Lebanon's refugee camps celebrated the attacks in the United States by firing in the air using all kinds of weapons. (AP Photo/Mohamed Zatari) - Sep 11 4:46 PM ET
	A group of children near east Jerusalem's Old City hold Palestinian flags as they flash the V-sign reacting to the news of a terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York Tuesday Sept. 11, 2001. (AP Photo) - Sep 11 4:39 PM ET
	A Palestinian fires his rifle in celebration at Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp near the port city Sidon in south Lebanon, September 11, 2001. Arab leaders voiced shock and horror at devastating attacks that leveled symbols of American power Tuesday, but a chorus of cheers rose from streets that resent U.S. backing of Israel. (Ali Hashisho/Reuters) - Sep 11 4:35 PM ET
	A Palestinian fires his rifle in celebration as children dance around him at Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp near the port city Sidon in south Lebanon September 11, 2001. Arab leaders voiced shock and horror at devastating attacks that leveled symbols of American power Tuesday, but a chorus of cheers rose from streets that resent U.S. backing of Israel. (Ali Hashisho/Reuters) - Sep 11 4:35 PM ET
	A Palestinian woman receives free sweets from a vendor as groups of locals in east Jerusalem's Old City celebrate after hearing the news of a terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York, Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001. (AP Photo/str) - Sep 11 4:00 PM ET
	A group of children near east Jerusalem's Old City wave Palestinian flags and chant anti-U.S slogans as they react to the news of a terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York Tuesday Sept. 11, 2001. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis) - Sep 11 3:49 PM ET
	A Palestinian guerrilla fires his rifle as children dance around him at Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp near the port city Sidon in south Lebanon September 11, 2001. Palestinians in Lebanon greeted the news of the devastating attack on American targets on Tuesday with jubilant gunfire, dancing and cheering, saying Israel's chief backer deserved such a punishment. REUTERS/ Ali Hashisho - Sep 11 2:43 PM ET
	A Palestinian fires his rifle at Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp near the port city Sidon in south Lebanon, September 11, 2001. Palestinians at refugee camps in Lebanon fired into the air on Tuesday to celebrate news of attacks on major U.S. landmarks and government offices. REUTERS/Ali Hashisho - Sep 11 2:38 PM ET
	A Palestinian guerrilla fires from his rifle, as children dance around him at Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp near the port city Sidon in south Lebanon September 11, 2001. Palestinians in Lebanon met news of attacks on American targets on Tuesday with jubilant gunfire, dancing and cheering, saying Israel's chief backer deserved such a punishment. (Ali Hashisho/Reuters) - Sep 11 2:26 PM ET
	A Palestinian guerrilla fires from his rifle, as children dance around him at Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp near the port city Sidon in sourth Lebanon September 11, 2001. Palestinians in Lebanon met news of attacks on American targets on Tuesday with jubilant gunfire, dancing and cheering , saying Israel's chief backer deserved such a punishment. REUTERS/Ali Hashisho - Sep 11 2:25 PM ET
	Palestinian youth dance at Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp near Sidon in south Lebanon, September 11, 2001. Palestinians at refugee camps in Lebanon celebrated news of attacks on major U.S. landmarks and government offices. (Ali Hashisho/Reuters) - Sep 11 2:27 PM ET

[SUSSA]

I e-mailed a picture of Hillary kissing Arafat's whore-wife to a Jewish friend in NY last night. Asked him to be sure every liberal in his Temple has a copy of it.

[smiley]

Bastards!

[softengine]

And look at the little terrorists in training.....aren't they just darling...

[Balding_Eagle]

Go back to you terrorist sympathizing liberal fiends. This site is for Americans.

[Citizen Tom Paine]

The United States' response to the terrorist's attack should be Biblical in extent. One that the world will talk about for the next 1,000 years.

[dennisw]

 

This dingbat has emptied a few clips into the air for the celebration.
He's saying "Aleyu Akbaarrrrrr" (TRANSLATION: Allah is great)

[Dan Wiz]

Realise, just what is it that you are trying to suggest here?

That the Palestinians do not hate America?

That the Palestinians were not celebrating yesterday when they heard the news?

That it is just as likely that these Palestinians pictured were celebrating the fact that the Dolphins won on Monday Night Football?

These pictures represent Arafat's legacy. They show that he has successfully indoctrinated an entire generation of young people with hate, Anti-Semitism, and murder.

Yesterday's events are the result of the campaign of hate.

[dennisw]

How come so many Arab Muslims are allowed to immigrate to the UK and other civilized nations?

While at the same time they try to obliterate all Jews/Israelis from the MidEast

[stuartcr]

Hasn't anyone noticed that the clips shown on TV are all the same? A bunch of little kids, the same few middle aged men, and the same woman, all waving and cheering as the majority of the rest just stand around and watch? I remember during the Gulf war, people said that the lady screaming about a school getting blown-up was staged. Could this be staged also? There are a lot more people Arab people in the middle east than these few we see on TV. I remember a lot of cheering when we bombed Iraq! Just trying to be a little rational here.

[ppaul]

This dingbat has emptied a few clips into the air for the celebration.

And just think, somewhere, miles away, those bullets are probably raining down on someone's roof, kids on a playground, who knows. What an idiot.

My first impression, however, was peeeeeeuuuuw! You know that guy has some awful B.O.!

[Steve_Seattle]

Pigs. Those people could not even dream of creating a civilized society. They can only destroy, not create. The men have nothing between their ears and nothing between their legs.

[american_ranger]

Why are you showing each photo twice? Perhaps you are trying to double the strength of your argument. Well, it doesn't work that way I'm afraid. 25 Posted on 09/12/2001 06:43:16 PDT by realise

Member since Sept 2, 2001.

What an a$$.

[Lady GOP]

unbelievable

[mlo]

What they have done is make it clear who our enemies are. I believed that both sides in the Israeli/Palestinian question had some right on their side. I no longer care. The Palestinians have shown themselves to be enemies of America. If they want to dance and party at this tragedy then they can go to hell and Israel can do whatever they want to them.

[Mark17]

FACTS: Photos of Palestinians Dancing and Cheering

I can't believe there are people that did not expect them to do this. They are scum, of course.

[lepton]

Realise, just what is it that you are trying to suggest here?

That the Palestinians do not hate America?

It IS an important distinction. If it's 20 or 30, or even only a couple of hundred, then one response is warranted. If it is a whole people celebrating, then another response is warranted.