Israel Matzav

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Saudi prince raises offer to kidnap IDF soldier

Earlier this week, I reported on a Saudi cleric who offered a $100,000 reward for kidnapping an IDF soldier. Now, a Saudi prince, Khaled Ibn Talal, has added $900,000 to the offer making it $1,000,000.

"Al-Qarni offered $100,000 to whoever abducts (an Israeli soldier) and I say to him – I sympathize with you and am offering $900,000 to put the figure at $1 million," he said.

Prince Khaled is the third son of Prince Talal bin Abdul Aziz, the Saudi King's brother.

The prince made the offer in an interview with Saudi television on Saturday. Those crickets you hear chirping in the background are the world's reaction to this disgusting individual.

I wonder what the Mossad is up to these days.

Labels: Khaled Ibn Talal, kidnapping, terrorists for Gilad trade

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