Posted on 11/04/2019 7:39:45 AM PST by rktman
A woman whose six children all became terrorists – the five still alive have accumulated a total of 19 life sentences – is being praised and honored by Palestinian officials.
Palestinian Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayyeh described the mother, Um Nasser Abu Hmeid, as a "school for patience … we learn perseverance and resolve from her," reported Palestinian Media Watch.
"There is no doubt Palestinian Authority leaders value terrorists and murderers, and go to great lengths to show their support for them: The PA pays them generous salaries while in Israeli prison and after, ensures them jobs upon their release, and even rebuilds their houses free of charge when Israel demolishes them as a deterrent to discourage others from attacking Israelis," the PMW said.
"The most recent show of this infinite endorsement has come from the very top of the PA – from the prime minister himself – to Um Nasser Abu Hmeid who is the mother of six terrorists responsible for at least 10 murder," the report said.
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Ah the joys of Muslim kids! They blow up so soon!
Praised by Palestinians? I though I was going to see something from The Squad!
Some of these Islamof**ks need to be used as ballast on NASA’s new interstellar probe. Dead bodies don’t decompose in a vacuum, so the weight will be good, like this ho’
Exactly!
So much for nation building.
This is why there cannot be peace there.
Anybody who still thinks that there is hope for *slam to become a peaceful religion?
4. You did get something from “The Squat”. Every time Palestinian terrorism supporter Tlaib opens her mouth, you get the fascist Palestinian propaganda line.
Call them Moslems. Palis is a fake, made up name as is Palestinians.
I was trying to be derisive. :-)
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