Tropical Sands
13-06-2006, 17:25
So, it would appear that this extremist Israeli settler opened fire on a bus full of people and killed a few. He was to be arrested, Ariel Sharon condemned the extremist settler as a terrorist - then, out of nowhere, an Arab lynch mob formed and killed the man.
Its a shining example of the Rule of Law in Israel vs the way Arabs do things.
Israelis arrest bus 'lynch mob' (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/5076452.stm)
Israelis arrest bus 'lynch mob'
Last Updated: Tuesday, 13 June 2006, 15:24 GMT 16:24 UK
"Israeli police have arrested seven Arabs suspected of lynching a Jewish man who killed four Arabs on a bus in a northern Israeli Arab town last August.
The arrests angered Israeli Arabs who said the men had acted in self-defence to stop more killings in Shfaram.
Arab citizens make up about 20% of the Jewish-majority state of Israel and frequently complain of discrimination.
The extremist pro-settlement supporter apparently opened fire to protest at Israel's pullout from the Gaza Strip.
At the time of the attack, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon called the killer, Eden Nathan Zaada, a "bloodthirsty terrorist" - language usually reserved for Palestinian militants - and settler groups condemned the killings."
"The killer was beaten to death by a crowd that stormed the bus after he had been subdued, apparently trying to reload his weapon having killed three passengers and the driver and injured 20 others."
Its a shining example of the Rule of Law in Israel vs the way Arabs do things.
Israelis arrest bus 'lynch mob' (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/5076452.stm)
Israelis arrest bus 'lynch mob'
Last Updated: Tuesday, 13 June 2006, 15:24 GMT 16:24 UK
"Israeli police have arrested seven Arabs suspected of lynching a Jewish man who killed four Arabs on a bus in a northern Israeli Arab town last August.
The arrests angered Israeli Arabs who said the men had acted in self-defence to stop more killings in Shfaram.
Arab citizens make up about 20% of the Jewish-majority state of Israel and frequently complain of discrimination.
The extremist pro-settlement supporter apparently opened fire to protest at Israel's pullout from the Gaza Strip.
At the time of the attack, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon called the killer, Eden Nathan Zaada, a "bloodthirsty terrorist" - language usually reserved for Palestinian militants - and settler groups condemned the killings."
"The killer was beaten to death by a crowd that stormed the bus after he had been subdued, apparently trying to reload his weapon having killed three passengers and the driver and injured 20 others."