Goodwill Measure: Dad Of Child Saved By Jews Kills Israeli

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Goodwill measure: Dad of child saved by Jews kills Israeli Jul 19, 2010
It seems like the Pal-Arabs know how to reciprocate favors done to them by the Israelis.

An article only a few days ago described a Pal-Arab mother from Gaza who wants her child - the same boy whose life was saved by Israeli generosity and medical technology - to become a suicide bomber and blow up Israelis inside the 'Green' line.

Now, another Pal-Arab child is saved by Israelis technology and Israeli donations.

The response of the parent - kill an Israeli police officer in a politically motivated terror attack.

h/t ElderofZiyon:

Policeman's murder solved. The Shin Bet has arrested a Hamas cell believed to be behind the shooting attack in which Yehoshua Sofer was killed in June, it was cleared for publication on Monday.


Two other policemen were injured in the attack when terrorists fired at their patrol car driving near the settlement of Beit Hagai, south of Hebron.

One of the cell's heads said in his interrogation that just two weeks before he embarked on the attack, his six-year-old daughter was hospitalized in Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, where she had a tumor removed from her eye. The operation was funded by an Israeli organization.


http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340 ... 42,00.html

ElderofZiyon goes on to explain:

Here we have two examples of "goodwill gestures" - one, a private Jewish organization that funds and facilitates expensive medical procedures for Palestinian Arabs. The other, where Israel releases prisoners - even without a swap. (In fact, Israel has released thousands of Palestinian Arab prisoners in the past couple of years.)

Both goodwill gestures were reciprocated - but with murder.

It is not racist to realize that the mentality of Palestinian Arabs is fundamentally different from that of most Westerners. It is a result of the culture they were brought up in; it is the result of decades of the most disgusting incitement imaginable - it is hardly genetic. The differences are there and they should not be papered over with wishful thinking. The assumption that "we are all the same under the skin" is a fatal error. The ugly truth is that, in some cultures, "goodwill gestures" are interpreted as weakness, not goodwill, and the obvious response to kindness by an enemy is violence.


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