Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Palestinians Release "Collaborators with Israel" after SHOOTING Them
When Israel cracks down on Islamic terrorists, the world hollars. When Israel arrests Islamic terrorists, the world screams bloody murder. When Israel builds a wall to stop Islamic terrorism, the world calls for punishment for the Jewish state.
But when the Palestinians arrest alleged "colloborators" with Israel, with no trial, there is silence. And when they shoot these people, again without trial, or executes them, or abuses them, the world says zilch.
Figures.
'Collaborators' released by captors
You can expect the United Nations to meet and condemn Israel for this.
When Israel cracks down on Islamic terrorists, the world hollars. When Israel arrests Islamic terrorists, the world screams bloody murder. When Israel builds a wall to stop Islamic terrorism, the world calls for punishment for the Jewish state.
But when the Palestinians arrest alleged "colloborators" with Israel, with no trial, there is silence. And when they shoot these people, again without trial, or executes them, or abuses them, the world says zilch.
Figures.
'Collaborators' released by captors
Armed Palestinians released two men on Tuesday after holding them in captivity since last week, Army Radio reported.
The two men, from Gaza, were accused of collaborating with Israel, Army Radio reported.
As punishment, before the men were released they were each shot in the legs by their captors.
The two men were abducted a week ago by a group, which calls itself "Knights of the Storm of the Fatah."
The group's spokesman said that they abducted the men in the southern Gaza town of Khan Younis after Palestinian officials refused demands to arrest them.
You can expect the United Nations to meet and condemn Israel for this.
