Arabs with organs of soldiers killed when their APC was blown up in Gaza. They are simply animals

Zionsake Editor: I once stood listening to a group of foreign pro-Arab activists going on about the "Wall" Israel was erecting - "to harm the Arabs," in their view. Not being able to keep quiet, even as an outsider, I dropped the comment: "If you have to do with animals, you need to protect yourself with walls!" They were outraged that I could say a thing like that about the (poor) Arabs, but a number of Israelis who had experienced the blood thirstiness of Arabs also thought so, as can be seen in the quotes below.

Blood thirsty Arabs in Gaza with ogans of soldiers killed when their APC was blown up

Arabs with organs of IDF soldiers killed in Gaza

	"They are simply animals." They walk around freely amongst us, but if we make a mistake and come to their areas, it could cost us our lives." So said this morning Yaakov Shabo, one of four Israelis who made a wrong turn on Friday into an Arab-populated neighborhood and were saved at the last moment from a lynching. "Another minute and I would have been dead," another of the Israelis said. "I thought we were going to end up like those two poor soldiers who were killed in Ramallah" - a reference to Yosef Avrahami and Vadim Norzitch who were brutally lynched in the Ramallah police station when they made a wrong turn into the city on Oct. 12, 2000. Arutz Sheva News Service IsraelNationalNews.com
	National television broadcast scenes of a sharp dispute that broke out yesterday morning between Health Minister Nissim Dahan (Shas) "How do you see this war ending?" he was asked, and responded, "If it was up to me, I'd end this war tomorrow." How? By showing more aggressiveness and less mercy. It's true that a fundamental Jewish trait is that we are 'merciful ones, children of merciful ones,' but we have to fight this war the way wars are fought. We always try to treat the other side humanely, but the fact is that they are wild animals." Arutz-7 News: Thursday, Mar. 21, 2002
	So, why isn't the left out there leading pro-Israel demonstrations? The answer is as important as it is contemptible. In general, the left does not care about women, independent judiciaries, minorities, democracy, gays or almost anything else for which it marches. That is why the left opposed America's war in Afghanistan, which liberated women from being treated like animals. Why does the Left support the Palestinians? Dennis Prager. http://jewishworldreview.com/0602/prager.html Jewish World Review June 26, 2002
	"They're animals, and should be destroyed." So said today the father of Shani Ladani, 27, of Moshav Olesh (between Netanya and Tul Karem), who was tied up and shot to death by Palestinian murderers in an industrial park west of Tul Karem. "They both kill us and humiliate us," his father sobbed. Shani's father said that his son knew the work in the industrial zone with many Arabs was dangerous, but felt he had no choice because of the "bad economic situation." "It was a lynching," said IDF Yesha Commander Brig.-Gen. Gershon Yitzchak. "They tied him up and shot him from close range, simply because he was a Jew." Gen. Yitzchak said that the murderers took advantage of the temporary lifting of the closure on PA cities. Israel's intention was to allow Arab residents to purchase supplies, but the terrorists used the time to search out and murder a Jewish victim. Rabbi Yitzchak Levy, a government minister from the National Religious Party (NRP), said today, "The easing of restrictions are abused, and contribute nothing towards calming the situation... There is no place for easing restrictions in the midst of a terrorist wave." Arutz-7 News: Thursday, Aug.1, 2002
	Just two days ago, a 10-month old baby, Shalhevet Pas, was murdered by Palestinian sniper fire. Picture it! That sniper took aim at a 10-month old baby! Today's terrorist attack was also aimed at children. The terrorist, himself just a teen-ager, was sent purposely to attack kids his own age. He mingled easily with the teen-agers waiting at their bus-stop and then blew himself up. Terror seems like too sanitized a word to describe the behavior that we are witnessing, now on a daily basis. These are not people. Frankly, I am not sure that animal is the right word either. Animals kill for food or in defense. They do not seek out innocent defenseless victims for no reason. NEWS FROM THE LAND UPDATE March 28, 2001 Editor: Sondra Oster Baras, Director of CFIC's Israel Office http://www.cfoic.com
	The media and the Israeli left attacked the closure as 'collective punishment' against an 'innocent peaceful population'. "Why should so many people be blamed and punished for the acts of a few extremists," they ask, pointing a finger at the villainous Israeli decision-makers. Unfortunately though, they do not point the same finger at the continuing incitement, broadcast over Arafat's radio and television. The incitement, pounded into the heads of Arabs throughout Israel, is a never-ending source of violence, promising suicide bombers 'a place in paradise for eternity." As Gush Etzion mayor Shaul Goldstein said this morning, following the terrorist murder, "We don't have to starve the Arabs. Fill trucks with food and medical supplies and send them into the Arab cities. Bombard them with as much food as they want." But they must be closed in because letting them out is synonymous with letting wild animals out of a cage. And the results speak for themselves. Who Comes First? Hebron-Past, Present and Forever. By David Wilder. The Jewish Community of Hebron March 19, 2001 http://www.hebron.org.il

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