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The Overwhelming wrong "Palestinians"A terrible majority & mainstreamI do try to be tolerant to everyone, frankly, their 70% support for genocide does not help me. The entire "Palestinian" society is a sick system, from the indoctrination to the death cult (recruiting to or glorifying mass murderers as "martyrs") to their mainstream media to their mainstream schools/Mosques, etc. Suffice to say, Watch a normal Israeli TV program VS a "normal" 'Palestinian' one, an all out warning if you attempt to listen to their Friday sermons from the mosques. http://pmw.org.il http://memritv.org/Search.asp?ACT=S5&P1=64No, the problem is not just with a "fringe" group, or just...

>h3>U.S. teen hurt in Tel Aviv blast wakes up Daniel Wultz, critically wounded in suicide bombing last week, opens eyes in Tel Aviv hospital Meital Yasur Beit-OrCritically wounded – Daniel Wultz Photo: AP Eight days after the deadly suicide bombing that struck southern Tel Aviv, 16 years-old Daniel Wultz who was critically wounded in the bombing regained consciousness and opened his eyes at the Sourasky Medical Center in the city.Wultz, a Miami resident, was visiting in Israel in order to celebrate the Pesach holiday with the family of his father, Tuly, who was also lightly injured in the attack. Praying...

'Odelia was the life of the party' Critically injured woman dies days after attack; Abbas says he will not tolerate terror attacks By Doron Sheffer and Efrat Weiss Odelia Hobera The aftermath of the bombing Photo: Ofer Amram Abbas says he will not tolerate terror attacks against Israel Photo: Channel 10 The Tel Aviv bombing death toll rose to five on Monday, after 26-year old Odelia Hobera from Jerusalem died from her injuries. Dozens of family and friends gathered at the Hobera family home to pay their last respects. Odelia's brother Alon, told Ynetnews she lived life to the fullest...

Assad says U.S. may attack Syrian President denies accusations Damascus played role in Hariri killing or Tel Aviv bombing By Reuters 'We are the key to the solution' Photo: Reuters ROME - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said in an interview published on Monday that he thought the United States might attack his country, but did not believe a strike was imminent. Assad told Italy's la Repubblica newspaper that Syria wanted stability in the region, and insisted it had no hand in the killing of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri on Feb. 14 or in a suicide bombing in Tel...

WORLD Abbas: 'Peace is possible' Palestinian conference set for Tuesday in London Monday, February 28, 2005 Posted: 6:18 AM EST (1118 GMT)Attacks such as Friday's suicide bombing "will not be tolerated" by the new Palestinian leadership, Abbas said. (AP PHOTO) LONDON, England (CNN) -- Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas said he believes peace with Israel is possible -- but that an end to violence is a "mutual commitment" -- ahead of a conference designed to build support for the new Palestinian leadership. Abbas' comments were published Monday in Britain's Independent newspaper after a suicide bombing outside a Tel Aviv beachfront nightclub...