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Monday, October 17, 2011

Fatah's woman in Gaza

Amina Mona, the Fatah terrorist who lured 16-year old Ofir Rahum HY"D (May God Avenge his blood) (pictured) to his death, may not find her new home in Gaza to be very comfortable, writes terrorism expert Yoram Schweitzer.
Apart from being a young and intelligent woman, Mona turned out to be a manipulative woman with a larger ego than the entire Palestinian problem she claims to represent.

During our meetings, her mood swings could be easily identifiable. Alongside her outrageous statements defending her right to murder her enemies, including an innocent teenager who was lured by her romantic gestures, she still tried to convince me that she was not the monster that Israelis claim her to be.

Mona's problem is that it isn’t only Israelis who view her as a monster. Her fellow inmates also think she is. She controlled the prisoners in her ward with an iron fist as if she were Al Capone. Several inmates who refused to obey her orders suffered heavy punishments. Some were bitten by her while others suffered serious burns inflicted by boiling wax because they dared challenge her leadership.

Her infamous cruelty did not go unnoticed. Many Fatah members including her accomplice found it hard to defend her actions to me. Hamas even vowed to "sort things out" with her upon her release.

Even if it is no comfort to the Rahum family and the people of Israel, Mona may initially be received as a hero in Hamas-controlled Gaza, but her fate may not turn out to be as bright. She obviously won't enjoy much comfort in light of her abusive methods in prison.
Read it all.

Let's hope that any released terrorists have a short and painful existence.

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2 Comments:

At 12:20 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I hope Israel has invented some cool implant, that would allow them to track these people anywhere in the world.

 
At 4:12 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I also hope Mossad eventually tracks down these terrorists and eliminates them.

 

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