Israel’s Ever-more Sadistic Reprisals Help Shore Up a Sense of Victimhood

[fanger]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

 

[Weatherman2020]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

What's a 10 mile wide strip of sand to you?

Things going good in North Korea you need to concern yourself with the only democracy in the ME? You know, the one with Muslim members in Parliament and in the military?

 

[montelatici]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

What's a 10 mile wide strip of sand to you?

Things going good in North Korea you need to concern yourself with the only democracy in the ME? You know, the one with Muslim members in Parliament and in the military?

Israel is not a democracy. Half the population under Israeli control can't vote. It's like Apartheid South Africa which claimed the non-whites were ciizens of the Bantustans they controlled and not South African.

 

[fanger]

Israel Bill Would Order Courts to Give Priority to Jewishness Over Democracy
Israel’s far-right coalition continues to grapple with different variations of a new draft bill that seeks to give Israel’s status as a Jewish nation-state primacy over all other legal concerns, including potential conflicts with being a democracy.

The latest revision defines Israel as “a Jewish and Democratic state,” but makes clear the first part is more important than the second part, explicitly ordering the Israeli High Court to favor Israel’s Jewish character over its democracy when the two issues conflict.

This is a particularly important issue for parts of the far-right coalition that complain the High Court often overrules some of the more overtly anti-democratic moves they try to make,usually involving hasty attempts to ban all Arab parties from participating in elections.

The implication of the bill, it seems, would be that so long as the Knesset was arguing that banning Arabs from elections was in the best interests of Israel’s Jewish character, the clearly anti-democratic move would be untouchable by the courts.
Israel Bill Would Order Courts to Give Priority to Jewishness Over Democracy

 

[theHawk]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

They were the family of a terrorist, all their assets should be forfeited.

If terrorists don't want their families to be held accountable for their actions, then they shouldn't become terrorists. Pretty simple concept.

 

[louie888]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

What's a 10 mile wide strip of sand to you?

Things going good in North Korea you need to concern yourself with the only democracy in the ME? You know, the one with Muslim members in Parliament and in the military?

You fricken tools just won't stop.

 

[Weatherman2020]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

What's a 10 mile wide strip of sand to you?

Things going good in North Korea you need to concern yourself with the only democracy in the ME? You know, the one with Muslim members in Parliament and in the military?

View attachment 138436

You fricken tools just won't stop.

Yeah, if only Israel had a military that could wipe out everything in Gaza.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

Israel’s Ever-more Sadistic Reprisals

Sadistic lawsuit? LOL!

their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.

Intentionally hitting soldiers with a truck isn't terrorism?

 

[Weatherman2020]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

What's a 10 mile wide strip of sand to you?

Things going good in North Korea you need to concern yourself with the only democracy in the ME? You know, the one with Muslim members in Parliament and in the military?

Israel is not a democracy. Half the population under Israeli control can't vote. It's like Apartheid South Africa which claimed the non-whites were ciizens of the Bantustans they controlled and not South African.

Palestinians can't vote in Israel? I thought they wanted to be separate, silly me.

 

[P F Tinmore]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

Israel’s Ever-more Sadistic Reprisals

Sadistic lawsuit? LOL!

their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.

Intentionally hitting soldiers with a truck isn't terrorism?

It is not. Attacks on foreign troops is not terrorism.

 

[Weatherman2020]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

Israel’s Ever-more Sadistic Reprisals

Sadistic lawsuit? LOL!

their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.

Intentionally hitting soldiers with a truck isn't terrorism?

It is not. Attacks on foreign troops is not terrorism.

According to the Geneva Conventions soldiers out of uniform can be executed. Time to start complying.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

Israel’s Ever-more Sadistic Reprisals

Sadistic lawsuit? LOL!

their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.

Intentionally hitting soldiers with a truck isn't terrorism?

It is not. Attacks on foreign troops is not terrorism.

Israeli troops in the capital of Israel aren't foreign troops.

 

[theHawk]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

What's a 10 mile wide strip of sand to you?

Things going good in North Korea you need to concern yourself with the only democracy in the ME? You know, the one with Muslim members in Parliament and in the military?

Israel is not a democracy. Half the population under Israeli control can't vote. It's like Apartheid South Africa which claimed the non-whites were ciizens of the Bantustans they controlled and not South African.

That prevents mass immigration from Muslims from overtaking them and wiping them out once the majority. See history of Lebanon as well as the history of Islam.

 

[theHawk]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

What's a 10 mile wide strip of sand to you?

Things going good in North Korea you need to concern yourself with the only democracy in the ME? You know, the one with Muslim members in Parliament and in the military?

View attachment 138436

You fricken tools just won't stop.

Israel just wants a Muslim free country. Who could blame them?

 

[Roudy]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

Do you EVER have anything but shit sites like Global Compost? LOL

 

[Hollie]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

Islamic terrorism carries consequences.

 

[montelatici]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

They were the family of a terrorist, all their assets should be forfeited.

If terrorists don't want their families to be held accountable for their actions, then they shouldn't become terrorists. Pretty simple concept.

Kin punishment is a form of collective punishment and is a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.

 

[montelatici]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

What's a 10 mile wide strip of sand to you?

Things going good in North Korea you need to concern yourself with the only democracy in the ME? You know, the one with Muslim members in Parliament and in the military?

Israel is not a democracy. Half the population under Israeli control can't vote. It's like Apartheid South Africa which claimed the non-whites were ciizens of the Bantustans they controlled and not South African.

Palestinians can't vote in Israel? I thought they wanted to be separate, silly me.

In Apartheid South Africa only a minority of non-whites under South African rule could vote. In Israel only a minority of non-Jews under Israeli rule can vote.

 

[Weatherman2020]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

What's a 10 mile wide strip of sand to you?

Things going good in North Korea you need to concern yourself with the only democracy in the ME? You know, the one with Muslim members in Parliament and in the military?

Israel is not a democracy. Half the population under Israeli control can't vote. It's like Apartheid South Africa which claimed the non-whites were ciizens of the Bantustans they controlled and not South African.

Palestinians can't vote in Israel? I thought they wanted to be separate, silly me.

In Apartheid South Africa only a minority of non-whites under South African rule could vote. In Israel only a minority of non-Jews under Israeli rule can vote.

"Most of the Arabs living in East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights, occupied by Israel in the Six Day War of 1967 and later annexed, were offered Israeli citizenship, but most have refused, not wanting to recognize Israel's claim to sovereignty. They became permanent residents instead.[13] They have the right to apply for citizenship, are entitled to municipal services, and have municipal voting rights.[14]"

Arab citizens of Israel - Wikipedia


How many Jews in Gaza vote?

Oh yeah, one Jew there is justification to murder.

 

[Weatherman2020]

When Israel passed a new counter-terrorism law last year, Ayman Odeh, a leader of the country’s large minority of Palestinian citizens, described its draconian measures as colonialism’s “last gasp”. He said: “I see … the panic of the French at the end of the occupation of Algeria.”

The panic and cruelty plumbed new depths last week, when Israeli officials launched a $2.3 million lawsuit against the family of Fadi Qanbar ע״ה who crashed a truck into soldiers in Jerusalem in January, killing four. He was shot dead at the scene.

Fadi Qanbar (Source: Jerusalem Post)

The suit demands that his widow, Tahani, reimburse the state for the compensation it awarded the soldiers’ families. If she cannot raise the astronomic sum, the debt will pass to her four children, the oldest of whom is currently only seven.

Israel is reported to be preparing many similar cases.

Like other families of Palestinians who commit attacks, the Qanbars are homeless, after Israel sealed their East Jerusalem home with cement. Twelve relatives were also stripped of their residency papers as a prelude to expelling them to the West Bank.

None has done anything wrong – their crime is simply to be related to someone Israel defines as a “terrorist”.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/israel...s-help-shore-up-a-sense-of-victimhood/5598834
A pound of flesh?

They were the family of a terrorist, all their assets should be forfeited.

If terrorists don't want their families to be held accountable for their actions, then they shouldn't become terrorists. Pretty simple concept.

Kin punishment is a form of collective punishment and is a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.

A government offering to pay families if you blow yourself up is not a human rights crime?