Noooooooo!!!
they should have executed her for spying..
Where is the JustDamn guy when you need him?
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I thought Israel was our friend.
Don't crayons melt in the sun?
And if they don't, is there a crayon shortage in the Middle East? Do they need to be imported by American publicity whores?
Turns out not even the Israelis can hold their collective breath indefinitely ...
Dammit. I was hoping they would keep her.
That's funny, my kids' Crayolas aren't made from C4.
A week without her crack pipe is a blessing. she should be thankful.
Couldn’t they have kept the wild-eyed psycho for another few months?
Did we ever get to see an inventory of precisely what WAS on that ship?
Gitmo hopefully!!?
What, no crayons for the Israeli children?
Dang, I was hoping Israel would keep her for a few 100 years
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“Whatever happened, there was no harm done,” Lowery said. “She was not carrying munitions, but medicine. We hope Israel will show compassion and release her and let her go on to deliver the much-needed medicine to the Gaza Strip. … If she were carrying guns, that would be a different thing. [But] she was carrying humanitarian aid.”
Reverend Lowery fails to mention the aid has already been delivered, after inspection. So he doesn't have to hope.
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1233304770155&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull>Hamas threw Medicine Grenades at IDFMedicine bottles, transferred to the Gaza Strip as humanitarian aid by Israel, were used by Hamas as grenades against IDF troops during Operation Cast Lead. Pictures of the grenades were obtained exclusively by The Jerusalem Post.
The medicine bottles were manufactured by the Jerusalem Pharmaceutical Company, which is based in el-Bireh, a town adjacent to Ramallah, and the global pharmaceutical company Shire.
The medicine bottles were filled with explosives, holes were drilled in the caps, and fuses were installed. Once Hamas fighters lit the fuses, they had several seconds to throw the grenades at soldiers. The IDF also found small explosive devices that used medical syringes to hold their fuses.
The medical grenades were discovered in northern Gaza by troops during last month's three-week battle against Hamas. The grenades were taken to military explosives experts, and then disassembled and studied.
One bottle turned into a grenade originally contained a drug called Equetro, which is used by people who suffer from episodes associated with bipolar disorder. Another bottle had contained a vitamin supplement called Super-Vit.
"This is another example of Hamas's cynical use of humanitarian supplies to attack Israel," a Defense Ministry official said Thursday. "Israel facilitates the transfer of the supplies to the Gaza Strip, and Hamas uses the supplies to create weapons."
I wish our justice department would prosecute her under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act since she went over there and violated another country’s laws.