US slammed for not helping 14-year old attempted murderer
A 'Palestinian' is seething that the United States is not doing enough to help his 14-year old son. The boy, who was born in New Orleans, has been
arrested for attempted murder for throwing stones at Israeli cars.
The IDF says that the
age of detainees is irrelevant when set against the fact that throwing stones
can kill, but human rights groups have condemned such jailings
nonetheless.
Muhammad Khalak was accused, along with two other youths, of
pelting both military and civilian vehicles outside the village of
Silwad.
The case was adjourned until next week.
Khalak’s father
Abdulwahab accused the United States of not doing enough to help his
son.
“The US government is obligated to do something for us, but it
doesn’t even care. They’ve lost the issue somewhere in their back pocket,” he
said, adding that consular authorities had visited the boy but not promised any
help.
The US Consulate in Jerusalem declined to comment, citing American
privacy laws. A US State Department spokesman in Washington on Wednesday said he
was unaware of the case.
Abdulwahab said his son, born in New Orleans,
was maltreated and had his teeth braces broken during the course of his arrest
in the early hours of April 5 in which, he said, heavily armed soldiers entered
the family home.
The IDF declined to comment on the
accusations.
Boo. Hoo. He's an attempted murderer. Since his father cannot or will not prevent him from being a menace to society, he should be locked up in a place where other people will be safe from him.
Labels: dual citizenship, Fatah Youth, stone throwers, United States
Fatah Youth participated in Norwegian summer camp
It turns out that the Fatah Youth organization had
participated for the last 15 years in the Norwegian summer camp at Utoya where 76 teenagers were murdered last week. But the 'Palestinians' weren't there last Friday.
The Fatah Youth group had taken part in the summer camp in the past on the Island of Utoya, near Oslo, where over 90 people were reportedly killed in a shooting spree on the Island and a bomb attack in Oslo on Friday, news reports said.
"Fatah Youth declares its consternation about the terror attack. There are no words to describe an attack against people that have been our comrades in our struggle for freedom and independence. Very few people have stood by our side as much as the Norwegian people, and particularly our AUF comrades."
"We know those who have been cowardly assassinated. Those are people that have stood for the human and national rights of the Palestinian people both in Europe and while visiting Palestine.
"Fatah Youth has participated for almost 15 years in the same summer camp and our youth has benefited by learning and sharing experiences on democracy and advocacy for peace and justice.
"We hope that those responsible for this criminal terror attack will be brought to justice. Such sick minds should not have a place in any society.
Hmmm.
Labels: Fatah Youth, Utoya massacre
