Just a day before the first year anniversary of the Israeli massacre on Gaza, the Israelis have been at it again, murdering Palestinians with impunity:
These collaborators have no shame but there are signs that the respectable in Fatah are turning their backs on Abbas: (my translation, italics mine)
....her husband told soldiers he would get out of the house, so they started shooting through the door and the windows. “He fell between my hands bleeding. I started crying 'they killed him, they killed him.' Then soldiers broke the door and got in. He was already dead, but they continued to riddle his body with bullets to make sure he was killed."3 martyrs from Nablus and another 3 from Gaza - united by blood. These killings were in revenge for the shooting of a settler in the West Bank on Thursday and aimed at appeasing the Settlers' anger. Its not as if the PA didn't do all they could to find those responsible as the IDF admitted today:
These collaborators have no shame but there are signs that the respectable in Fatah are turning their backs on Abbas: (my translation, italics mine) Sources in the IDF lauded Saturday the Palestinian security establishment for its conduct following the shooting ambush Thursday, in which Meir Avshalom Hai was killed, calling it "determined and impressive."
Nihad Abu Sharkh (the brother of one of the martyrs) replied in response to a question posed by a reporter for Palestine TV, as to what his message was after these crimes, he said "Enough Abbas, stop tricking us"....The Fatah activists from Nablus were pardoned by Israel and were assured that they could live their lives, indeed some of them had opened shops, got married - their worlds were shattered this morning. Inshallah, the rank and file of Fatah will return to the side of resistance and true unity can be acheived.
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AMB: The crime will not go unpunished
[ 26/12/2009 - 10:28 AM ]
NABLUS, (PIC)-- The Aqsa Martyrs Brigades - Yasser Arafat group has mourned the death of three of its cadres in Nablus on Saturday at the hands of Israeli occupation forces (IOF) and vowed to retaliate severely.
Abu Mahmoud, the AMB spokesman, said that the "Zionist enemy" has opened the gates of hell, and vowed that the AMB would swiftly retaliate to the murder crime.
He said that the IOA unprecedented escalation, killing three operatives in Nablus and three citizens in Gaza, would not alter the AMB positions, adding that the "enemy has tried all methods against us but resistance remained on its stand in fighting occupation".
AMB: The crime will not go unpunished
[ 26/12/2009 - 10:28 AM ]
NABLUS, (PIC)-- The Aqsa Martyrs Brigades - Yasser Arafat group has mourned the death of three of its cadres in Nablus on Saturday at the hands of Israeli occupation forces (IOF) and vowed to retaliate severely.
Abu Mahmoud, the AMB spokesman, said that the "Zionist enemy" has opened the gates of hell, and vowed that the AMB would swiftly retaliate to the murder crime.
He said that the IOA unprecedented escalation, killing three operatives in Nablus and three citizens in Gaza, would not alter the AMB positions, adding that the "enemy has tried all methods against us but resistance remained on its stand in fighting occupation".
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