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Fatah militants: Killing children unacceptable
[Ma'an] The military wing of the Paleostinian Authority's ruling Fatah party, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, said Monday that its activists had no part in the slaying of five members of a settler family in Itamar on Friday night.
Pontius Pilate (pronounced /ˈpɒntʃəs ˈpaɪlət/ according to most colloquial standards; Latin: Pontius Pilātus; Greek: Πόντιος Πιλᾶτος, Pontios Pilātos) was the fifth Prefect of the Roman province of Judaea, from AD 26--36. He is best known as the judge at Jesus' trial and the man who authorized the Crucifixion of Jesus.
--Wikipedia| That's what they say in English. In Arabic they are thrilled at the wonderful accomplishment of one of their own, brave mujahid that he is. |
Commenting on the nature of the killings, which saw five out of eight members of the Fogel family stabbed to death, including a four-month-old infant, the brigades said they "oppose the targeting of civilians and killing of children no matter what the pretext may be." | But by Muslim definition Juices are never civilians, and Juice-children are future Juice-soldiers, so they are legitimate targets, too. So what this statement means is that the Brigades object to the targetting and killing of Palestinian non-soldiers and children, which the Israelis don't do. |
The killings triggered settler outrage and an Israeli military manhunt in the northern West Bank, and were condemned by the Paleostinian Authority,
| In English; in Arabic they were gleeful and proud. |
with President the ineffectual Mahmoud Abbas saying Monday that the killings were "inhuman."
Fatah's Al-Aqsa Brigades came under scrutiny after an offshoot with loose affiliation going by the "Imad Mughniyya Group" sent a statement to media outlets claiming to have carried out the attack, but details from the statement did not match statements from Sherlocks. Members of the group in Gazoo later denied any involvement.
The loose connection with the Al-Aqsa brigades saw some news reports point fingers at the group, prompting the release of a statement saying "All statements released by other groups claiming they are affiliated to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades under any names, are false and unacceptable."
The brigades went on to condemn the wave of settler attacks targeting Paleostinians, saying "Our people are encountering unprecedented frantic attacks by mobs of settlers," adding that the attacks were creating an increasingly unstable situation in the West Bank as the rest of the Arab world was in turmoil.
| Those Juices are fighting back. How dare they! |
"Settlers have escalated their aggression, [they are] taking advantage of this time following the killing of five settlers. Israel claims that the killing was a 'natural outcome' from Paleostinian 'incitement' against settlers, saying we urge people to attack innocent people," the statement said, the allegations were untrue.
The thug group said it held Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "completely responsible for the latest breakdown ... the government has unleashed settlers who have been attacking Paleostinians, provoking them day and night."
| By walking about and breathing, mostly. |
Israel must not "take advantage of the death of innocents," the statement concluded.
| The death which was accomplished by murder. Let us not forget that part. |
In the wake of the deaths, Netanyahu announced the construction of 500 new settlement buildings, even as international groups called for an urgent return to peace talks, which Paleostinians say can not go forward as long as illegal settlements continue to be constructed on occupied land.
| Illegal settlements including Tel Aviv and Haifa. Cleverly worded, guys. |
Posted by: Fred 2011-03-15 |
