Outrageous official IDF policy: Stones are not dangerous (video)
Official IDF policy in Judea and Samaria dictates that stones are not dangerous. You'll see that in this video. But as you will also see in this video, throwing stones at moving cars is nothing short of attempted murder.Let's go to the videotape.
Three-year old Adele Biton, who was critically injured in an accident caused by stones thrown at her mother's car in March, has been released from the hospital to Beit Levenstein, a long-term care facility. She is still only partially conscious.
Three-year-old Adelle Biton of the Samarian (Shomron) Jewish community of Yakir, who was critically wounded in a rock attack, two-and-a-half months ago near the western Samarian city of Ariel, was released from Schneider Children’s Hospital in Petach Tikva on Sunday. Her life is no longer in danger. She is, however, only partially conscious.
Accompanied by her family, Adelle was transferred to the pediatric and youth unit of the Beit Levinstein rehabilitation facility in Ra’anana, northeast of Tel Aviv.Anyone still want to try to argue that thrown stones are not dangerous?
Labels: Judea and Samaria, open fire rules, stone throwers
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 12:14 AM
4 Comments:
How right you are re the stones.
May Adelle Biton have a Refuah Shlema.
A leadership of shamelessly politically expedient liars.
Looking forward to a true Jewish State in the future.
If stones are not dangerous, why do ppl get bent out of shape when charedim throw things at the soldiers?
thank you for the update. I have been davening for adelle bat advah.
may she have a reufah shlaimah.
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