Melech 9,900 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 so Hamas doesn't think they. Should investigate this crime? No arrests.?I think they will. I mean they are such a peace-loving organization and condemn crimes like that!!! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
lego 44,165 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 "according to israeli media" ... and that's how you justify coldblooded murder. Why was one of them left under jeep to bleed to death while soldiers were laughing? Two days after Abdallah Ghuneimat was killed by Israeli occupation forces, his hometown of Kafr Malik was still reeling. It was not just the killing that caused an overwhelming sense of shock and anger in the village to the northeast of the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah. It was also the cruel manner in which it happened. Recounting the few hours following Ghuneimat’s killing, Kafr Malik resident Aisha Hamayel said that “his mother was looking at his corpse from afar, saying, ‘May God help his poor mother,’ not realizing that he was her son. Is there any worse crime than putting a mother through this?” “Is there any worse tragedy than a mother not recognizing her son because of how deformed his face was?” she added. On 14 June, Israeli forces raided Kafr Malik, home to approximately 3,000 Palestinians. Frequent night and pre-dawn raids are a constant nightmare in the village. These raids often end in clashes between the Israeli army and youth who try to defend their village. “I heard the sound of two gunshots and a stun grenade at around 4:30am just as I was waking up to pray fajr [pre-dawn prayers],” Ghuneimat’s aunt, Maha Hamayel, told The Electronic Intifada. “We live next to the main road where the shooting occurred, so we quickly went outside to see what was happening. We saw the body of a young man and his amputated leg was trapped between a wall and an Israeli military jeep. He was drenched in blood and his blood literally covered the entire street, but we couldn’t initially identify him,” Maha said. She sat next to Ghuneimat’s mother, who had collapsed in anguish. Politically activeAbdallah Ghuneimat, 21, worked at his uncle’s poultry farm in Kafr Malik. He spent most of his time running the farm after his release from Israeli prison in August last year. Ghuneimat was arrested when he was 18 for “resisting the occupation,” as his father, Iyad, put it. “He was politically active with Fatah since he was 12,” Iyad told The Electronic Intifada. Ghuneimat spent two years in Ofer military prison, where he successfully completed the tawjihi matriculation exam given to high school students. “During his time in prison, both his father and I were banned from visiting him on security grounds,” his mother, Zanat Ghuneimat, explained. “It was a very hard period for all of us. So when he was released I just wanted him to focus on his work and life,” his mother said before breaking down in tears. Even after his release from prison, Ghuneimat continued to defend Kafr Malik from the Israeli army’s raids. His father is convinced that the army came with the intention of assassinating his son. The army, meanwhile, offered an entirely different account. According to a military spokesperson, a Molotov cocktail was thrown at the jeep which resulted in the crash into a wall — and the “accident” in which Ghuneimat was hit and eventually killed. “If this was true, if it was only an accident, why did they leave him to bleed for more than three hours? Why did they continue to prevent us from lifting up his body?” his father asked. The family refused to have an autopsy performed, opting to bury Ghuneimat as soon as possible in a funeral procession that was attended by thousands of Palestinians from Kafr Malik and neighboring villages on Monday. Bleeding for hoursThe fact that no autopsy was carried out makes it difficult to independently verify whether Ghuneimat was indeed shot. But what was clear for the family and eyewitnesses was that Ghuneimat was left bleeding under the jeep for hours while the Israeli soldiers were jubilantly cheering. “The soldiers were singing and cheering in the jeep while women were crying and trying to get closer to see the body,” Shurouq Hamayel, Ghuneimat’s cousin, who was at the scene, told The Electronic Intifada. Sawsan Hamayel, Ghuneimat’s aunt, confirmed this account and added that the soldiers were “firing tear gas, sound bombs as well as live bullets in the air to disperse the gathering crowd.” During the raid on Kafr Malik, Israeli soldiers detained a Palestinian man from the village of Silwad in the jeep. Though blindfolded, the man told the crowd that the soldiers kept saying “aim at him” before the jeep ran over Ghuneimat. Iyad Ghuneimat, Abdallah’s father, said that a few minutes after the collision, the Israeli soldier kept asking Abdallah’s mother and grandfather: “Do you have anyone missing? Are you looking for someone?” while pointing to Ghuneimat’s home. For the father, this was an indication that they actually knew whom they hit. Stains of blood and gasoline mark the wall where the Israeli jeep crashed. TraumatizedFor the three hours that followed the brutal killing, the villagers did not even know who the victim was and were physically prevented from reaching him. Maha Hamayel says that Israeli soldiers beat Ghuneimat’s mother and kicked her away but she insisted on coming back. The first to identify Ghuneimat was his uncle Hikmat, owner of the chicken farm where Ghuneimat worked for the last few months. Before the Israeli army finally allowed them to recover the body and before paramedics were allowed to transfer Ghuneimat to the Ramallah hospital, Hikmat tried to dissuade his relatives from coming close. He said he was incapable of telling them the shocking truth about their loved one. The paramedics, however, were too late as Ghuneimat was already dead by then. “We were looking forward to spending Ramadan together,” said his aunt Maha. “In the last two years, he was forced to spend Ramadan in prison. We had plans this year for him to spend the month together and to cook him all the dishes that he likes. But he was taken away from us forever,” she added. Ghuneimat’s five-year-old sister Rahma was especially traumatized. She was very close to her brother, who used to spend his free time playing with her. Rahma had hardly uttered a word since his death. Instead, she stands and sobs next to the wall where her brother was killed. Abdallah Ghuneimat was dreaming of leading stable life and having a family of his own, his relatives say. Israel denied him all of that. https://electronicintifada.net/content/israeli-soldiers-cheered-while-palestinian-bled-death-under-army-jeep/14625 FreePalestine Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Melech 9,900 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 "electronicintifada" Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
lego 44,165 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 There are real names of real people. Disgusting how witnesses' and mother's words are overlooked in a pathetic meme but "chosen nation media" is to be trusted. Just shows how these people are dehumanized in the eyes of some. http://972mag.com/palestinian-man-killed-by-idf-jeep-soldiers-shoot-gaza-man/107766/ FreePalestine Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
hmm 979 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 not really... The Bias is obvious to objective readers Oh please, to put it bluntly it's easy as **** to name people from either 'side' who post only about 'their' side of the story. Flippant comments aren't gonna detract from that Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Melech 9,900 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 "dehumanized" well I guess Israelis aren't humans to some here. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
lego 44,165 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 Oh please, to put it bluntly it's easy as **** to name people from either 'side' who post only about 'their' side of the story. Flippant comments aren't gonna detract from that I'm not even denying this. I know what is happening on both sides, because I choose to follow. But I decide to post news here, which you won't see much in the Western mainstream media. Unless it's really big, or important to some, like torching of the church. I know already that other happenings will be posted by other members too, so why should I do it? To prove objectivity? Anyone who doesn't even follow this conflict can read pretty much the same things on CNN, ABC, BBC, FOX News etc. Because their governments are biggest allies of Israel. FreePalestine Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
hmm 979 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 I'm not even denying this. I know what is happening on both sides, because I choose to follow. But I decide to post news here, which you won't see much in the Western mainstream media. Unless it's really big, or important to some, like torching of the church. I know already that other happenings will be posted by other members too, so why should I do it? To prove objectivity? Anyone who doesn't even follow this conflict can read pretty much the same things on CNN, ABC, BBC, FOX News etc. Because their governments are biggest allies of Israel. I don't even care either way about people being 'one-sided' in their news-posting because that's just reality but it's just illogical to pretend that it's not happening by both 'sides' The massive irony in that just proves that people are whitewashing their own side. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tokyo Rose 1,475 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 It's always the same. If she don't have any arguments anymore ,she gets personal. She doesn't care or try to understand Israeli situation. Which is exactly what you just did? You didn't respond to any of my points, you just threw in the word conspiracy theorist and a condescending emoticon. That's why this thread isn't going to work, you're all so immature, you don't even care to have a real discussion of facts, just spew more articles supporting your perspective and flame anyone who disagrees. So childish! It's no conspiracy theory that the US, UK, Israel and Australia all fight the same wars and protect eachothers interests. It's globalist monopoly. What's the conspiracy of that again? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Melech 9,900 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 Which is exactly what you just did? You didn't respond to any of my points, you just threw in the word conspiracy theorist and a condescending emoticon. That's why this thread isn't going to work, you're all so immature, you don't even care to have a real discussion of facts, just spew more articles supporting your perspective and flame anyone who disagrees. So childish! It's no conspiracy theory that the US, UK, Israel and Australia all fight the same wars and protect eachothers interests. It's globalist monopoly. What's the conspiracy of that again? Because you don't make any points except for some conspiracy theories. You called their culture mindless and that they enslave the world. Let me guess. In the end the Jews are all behind this? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tokyo Rose 1,475 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 Because you don't make any points except for some conspiracy theories. You called their culture mindless and that they enslave the world. Let me guess. In the end the Jews are all behind thisI don't say the Jews are behind anything. Those are your words. Israel is just one country in this f*cked up situation.There's no conspiracy to be found here. Everything is in plain sight. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Melech 9,900 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 I don't say the Jews are behind anything. Those are your words. Israel is just one country in this f*cked up situation. There's no conspiracy to be found here. Everything is in plain sight. Yeah and Chemtrails are also used by those countries to control the world Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tokyo Rose 1,475 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 Yeah and Chemtrails are also used by those countries to control the world I'm sure you'll still be here tomorrow and the day after that spewing the same things. I came to this thread open to mature and fair discussion, but children aren't capable of that. This is how you want to behave in this thread, well have fun! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Melech 9,900 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 I'm sure you'll still be here tomorrow and the day after that spewing the same things. I came to this thread open to mature and fair discussion, but children aren't capable of that. This is how you want to behave in this thread, well have fun! How do you think I can take things like you said serious? I'm in the leftist scene and I know the ides of some sub-groups Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
hmm 979 Posted June 20, 2015 Share Posted June 20, 2015 That's why this thread isn't going to work, you're all so immature, you don't even care to have a real discussion of facts, just spew more articles supporting your perspective and flame anyone who disagrees. So childish! This in particular It literally becomes almost like 'stan-your-ground' on atrl or the like. Weak considering thousands of people die and millions more are affected from this conflict. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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