Quote from ratboy88:
you can argue with Wael over all of this... my point is people are not animals and do not want to be caged their whole life and slave away.
nathan hale refused to live in bondage.... i know i wouldn't for a second be able to.
He doesn't have to argue with me!! He is lying and he knows it.
That is why he used world daily net, cheesy tabloid at best, to promote his misinformation. He knows that he would be laughed off by any reputable newspaper or source.
That evangelical zionist site is scanning the net on daily bases looking for individual crimes, committed by some deranged Palestinians in an attempt to legitimize the en mass killing of the Palestinian people.
What they are saying "If these two brothers" raped the girl then you should not mind us killing their infants and babies.
His sentiment was echod by a fellow Elite Trader terrorist from a banned zionist organization by the name "Kahana Chai" when he said kill them all and fuck the animals.
Now for them not to outrage the public about their sadistic crimes, they send world daily net to look for sick individual crimes that are usually unheard of in our society.
That nazi idiot did not fail me. The moment you squeezed him, he flashed the article of that sick individual crime.
But having me saying that, let us look at systematic crimes, shall we??
1) On 31 December 2001
...The Israeli soldiers stationed on the roof of the Palestinian woman Naziha Abu Dahood broke into her bedroom early in the morning. She was alone with a sick child when she saw the Israeli soldier exposing his penis and telling her that he "had a big one for her which is better than the small one she had".
When he husband tried to stop the soldiers they killed him
2)...In Hebron I used to hear obscene verbal proposals, such like, "whore, bitch, nice fucker..."
In one case an IDF soldier pressed his body against me and touched my breasts in the public in Al Shuhada street. This happened on 25th April 2000 during the peace time.
In another case I witnessed, the IDF soldiers were collecting the underwear and bed clothes of Zohoor Al Atrash, and exposed them in front of others. This happened during an operation to demolish Zohoors house during June 1998, during what was called peace.
The soldiers were dropped Zohoor in a big ground hole after they ripped off her clothes, they then brought her alternative bed clothes, a "baby doll" to put on ... The soldiers then told her, "this will look nicer on you", the other soldiers laughed ...
In yet a different case, I witnessed the IDF soldiers raising up their penis and exposing themselves in front of other Palestinian women, they were behaving in this way to prevent the women from passing through the border between area H1 and area H2 in the city of Hebron.
Sawsan Abu Turky, a nine year old girl from Hebron was attacked by the IDF soldiers on her way back home on July 5, 2001. At a checkpoint, one soldier allowed Sawsan to pass, but the other one said no, you should return. When Sawsan tried to pass anyway, the soldier pushed her on the ground and kicked her head with the butt of his rifle.
Sawsan was hospitalized for five days, but when she released she was still having pain. On September 6, 2001, Sawsan was arrested because she had tried to kill an Israeli soldier.
Sawsan was raped twice at Israeli jail on the first day of her incarceration ...
3)CPTNET
15 August
Hebron Border Police Beat and Rape Palestinian Youth
by Mark Frey
HEBRON, West Bank -- According to local sources, a 17-year-old
Palestinian youth was beaten and raped in the Hebron vegetable market by two Israel Defense Force (IDF) Border Police officers on Tuesday evening, 12 August, at 7 p.m.
On Friday, August 15, CPTer Anne Montgomery accompanied a Hebron journalist to a vllage outside of Hebron in order to talk
to Walid Kafisha, a witness to the incident.
On Tuesday evening, Abed (not his real name) was detained by a Border Police patrol in front of the Avraham Avinu settlement in the center of Hebron. Soldiers checked Abed's ID and physically searched his clothes, finding nothing. Among the patrol were two officers who then took Abed into a tunnel further inside the old market and barricaded the narrow tunnel with scraps of sheet metal, posting two Border Police at the entrance. One of the officers was approximately 165 cm (5' 5") tall and dark complected; the other was overweight, approximately 2 meters (6' 6") tall with two white stars on his uniform's shoulder, light complected with light blond hair.
Kafisha reported that he heard shouting from Abed for between 45-60 minutes, and that he sought out TIPH (Temporary International Presence - Hebron, international observers) but had difficultly communicating because he spoke no English and these TIPH personnel did not speak Arabic. Eventually, when TIPH observers approached the scene, the soldiers and officers stopped the assault and took Abed to a nearby checkpoint. Kafisha began to strongly argue with the chief officer involved while TIPH observed.
Abed was then released and he and Kafisha went to the DCO (a joint Israeli-Palestinian security force) to file a complaint. After
quickly stating he had been beaten by the IDF officers, Abed left
ahead of Kafisha. When Kafisha later found Abed, he lay on a street in the market near the CPT apartment and cried, "They raped me! They raped me! I couldn't move! I couldn't move!" Kafisha urged Abed to return to the DCO to file a statement regarding the rape, but Abed refused and returned to his home outside of Hebron.
Later Palestinian Preventive Security questioned Abed, and he
described the beating but not the rape. The journalist who
interviewed Kafisha this morning also tried to interview Abed, but his family said he had run away, his whereabouts unknown.
A lawyer who knows the family said they are very conservative and would not be supportive of a family member who had been raped because it shames the entire family; no woman would marry a man who had been raped. According to Palestinians CPT Hebron talked to, it is highly unlikely that a male in Palestinian culture would falsely claim to have been raped, since victims of rape are often ostracized by their family and/or society.
4) Did a military police officer rape a Palestinian man? The IDF soldiers on 17 May arrested Asad Saed Al Hemoni, who is 30 years old. On 28 April 2002, Mr. Al-Hemoni was transferred from Al-Naqab prison on the day before the appeal in the military court session in Beit El. Mr. Al- Hemoni said, "On my return from Al-Naqab to Offer prison, I was accompanied by two officers. When I felt the need to use the toilet, the officer from Al-Naqab gave me permission but the other said no and insulted me. I told him that I had asked in a polite way to go to the toilet but he continued to curse at me. He said, âI will show you what you need. Follow me.â
This officer asked a military policeman to accompany them. They took him to the back of the toilet and the officer put on gloves and smeared Vaseline on them. He then asked Mr. Hemoni to take off his pants, but he refused. The officer asked the military policeman to take off Mr. Hemoni's pants but he too refused and said, "I am not ready to do something illegal." The officer told him to leave and then demanded that Mr. Hemoni take off his shirt. He did so. Then the officer handcuffed his hands behind him. He then proceeded to rape and torture Mr. Hemoni. As a result Mr. Hemoni sustained injuries including a badly bruised left hand. As Mr. Hemoni screamed, other police officers arrived and took him to a medical clinic. He was told to keep silent because he was being accused of beating the officer.
At the first opportunity to meet lawyers visiting the prison, he filed a complaint that was forwarded to the Red Cross and Al-Damer Human Rights Organization. The jail administration began an investigation and informed Mr. Hemoni that he was accused of beating the officer. He said, "How could I do this with hands cuffed?"
On 20 May 2002 Mr. Hemoni called me on my cell phone and told me the story. I have called some Israeli Parliament members who advised me to write the story and send it to them. I decided to publish the story in Al Ittihad newspaper in Haifa under Appeal to the Israeli Parliament Members, a Military Police Officer Raped a Palestinian man in Offer Prison. The story was published on Friday, 24 May 2002. Mr. Isam Mekhol, a Member of Parliament phoned me. He said, "I will send the complaint to the Police Ministry and to the Israeli State Observer after I speak about the issue during the Parliament session. Mr. Mekhol sent me a copy of his letter. He said, "After that I received telephone calls from the Israeli TV and Radio and another from an Italian journalist".
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