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Posted on 11/03/2001 7:26:27 AM PST by Sabertooth
PA FAILS TO PREVENT ON-GOING INCITEMENT AGAINST ISRAEL
AND ENCOURAGES MASS ACTS OF TERROR
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In May the Hamas held a demonstration in the center of Ramallah, during which a model of an Israeli bus was burnt as an act of support and encouragement for the perpetration of major terror attacks against civilian targets in Israel. The bus was set alight by a Hamas activist who was wearing a burial shroud featuring the words : "Al Aqsa troops, Suicide bomber no. 7". Palestinian security forces allowed the demonstration to be held and took no steps against the organizers or participants.
At an end-of-year ceremony at Hamas-run kindergartens in Gaza, the children performed a play with messages such as: Praise the Jihad against Israel and the Jews, an oath for the release of all Palestine and the murder of Jews is encouraged as a "religious precept". Alongside 1650 children, Hamas leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin and a senior movement official - Ahmed Bahar attended the demonstration as well, and called on the teacher to continue educating the younger generation on values such as "the love of Jerusalem, the love of Palestine, love of the Jihad and love of the struggle".
The PA which is conducting a violent confrontation with a clear pattern of terrorism, allows the terrorist organizations (including Fatah, led by Arafat himself), to enlist popular support by way of the "armed struggle" and is educating generations of hatred for Israel and the murder of Jews wherever they are.
Islamic glorification of suicide bombers. Teaching their children to honor them.
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A Palestinian girl, wearing a head band which reads Al Quds Brigade, holds a poster of suspected terrorist Osama Bin Laden in Gaza City Wednesday, Oct 24, 2001, during a demonstration at Al Azhar University which was organized by Islamic Jihad. In a theatrical offering honoring past suicide bombers and activists the militant Islamic Jihad vowed to continue its suicide attacks and rejected the Palestinian Authority's cease fire agreement with Israel. (AP Photo/Murad Sezer) - Oct 24 11:05 AM ET |
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A Palestinian boy holds a toy rifle as he shouts Islamic slogans in Gaza City on Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001, during a demonstration at Al Azhar University which was organized by Islamic Jihad. In a theatrical offering honoring past suicide bombers and activists, the militant Islamic Jihad vowed to continue its suicide attacks and rejected the Palestinian Authority's cease-fire agreement with Israel. (AP Photo/Murad Sezer) - Oct 24 9:48 AM ET |
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A young Palestinian girl, wearing a headband that reads "Al Quds Brigade," holds a poster of suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden in Gaza City on Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001, during a demonstration at Al Azhar University which was organized by Islamic Jihad. In a theatrical offering honoring past suicide bombers and activists, the militant Islamic Jihad vowed to continue suicide attacks and rejected the Palestinian Authority's cease-fire agreement with Israel. (AP Photo/Murad Sezer) - Oct 24 9:39 AM ET |
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Palestinian boys hold toy rifles as a girl holds a poster of suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden in Gaza City on Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001, during a demonstration at Al Azhar University which was organized by Islamic Jihad. In a theatrical offering honoring past suicide bombers and activists the militant Islamic Jihad vowed to continue suicide attacks and rejected the Palestinian Authority's cease-fire agreement with Israel. (AP Photo/Murad Sezer) - Oct 24 9:38 AM ET |
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| A Palestinian boy carries a toy plastic gun during a rally of the militant Islamic group Hamas in the West Bank town of Bethlehem September 7, 2001. The rally was to support and hounor the relatives of those who have given their lives in the fight against Israel, Hamas announced. REUTERS/Reinhard Krause | A Palestinian boy holds a toy gun during a Hamas rally supporting suicide bomb attacks against Israel, at the Al Noserate refugee camp in Southern Gaza Strip, September 14, 2001. Israel and the Palestinians pressed ahead on Friday with efforts to arrange truce talks after a surge in violence overshadowed by the terror attacks in the United States. (Suhaib Salem/Reuters) | |
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| Palestinian kindergarten children are brought out of school to wave balloons and watch a parade of Hamas members march by in the West Bank town of Nablus on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2001 to mark the anniversary of the start of the second Palestinian uprising or Intefadeh which was sparked on Sept. 28, 2000. (AP Photo/David Guttenfelder) |
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| A Palestinian youth throws a petrol bomb at Israeli soldiers during clashes in the southern West Bank town of Hebron, Saturday, Sept. 29, 2001. Tens of thousands of Palestinians marched Saturday in support of their uprising, now entering its second year. Three Palestinians were killed and dozens wounded by Israeli troops firing at stone throwers and gunmen. (AP Photo/Nasser Shiyoukhi) |
the little terrorist with the dynamite strapped to his brain. If I lit the fuse on that charge and tossed the little b**tard from the top of the empire state bldg; at which floor would he turn into a good little terrorist?
BTW, they way they dress is because they want to look like their hero: Jihad Joe, a real Palestinian hero(TM).
This calls for mandatory sensitivity training, diversity instruction and anger managment programs.
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