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To: Mossad1967
This is awful news, but it seemed pretty risky for the IDF to make a special incursion for the comparatively trivial task of getting back the remains of the previosuly killed soldiers. Israel seems to have an extreme view on this, with Sharon having made a disgusting deal a few months ago when he released hundreds of terrorists in exchange for the remains of IDF soldiers in Lebanon. If I were a parent of one of the soldiers I know I would be furious at such a deal, as I would also not want soldiers to risk their lives in an attempt to retrieve my son's remains in a very hostile area.

Instead of a desperate search for remains, Israel should announce that, from now on, the body of every suicide bomber or killed gunman would be wrapped in pig entrails and buried in an unmarked grave where no relatives could visit--thus ensuring they would be denied a place in Allah's Pedophile Paradise. I believe we would see a steep decline in terror attacks with such a policy firmly in place.

59 posted on 05/12/2004 1:29:53 PM PDT by montag813 ("A nation can survive fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within.")
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To: montag813
I agree that the Israeli government should give a directive to the IDF to destroy the terror. Regarding the body parts, they have finished getting them back.

Also, this attack was a separate incident from the fighting currently (and almost over) the IDF is experiencing in Gaza City with terrorists, as this happened on the "Philadelphia" route at the Israel-Egypt border, which is always patrolled by IDF forces.

60 posted on 05/12/2004 1:44:28 PM PDT by yonif ("So perish all Thine enemies, O the Lord" - Judges 5:31)
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