Sunday, December 14, 2014 – 6:40 PM
Dutch tax money is used for sponsoring a journalism school that the terrorist who was responsible used for the terrorist attack on the Sbarro restaurant in Jerusalem in 2001 sees as a role model for other journalists. At the Sbarro bombing was also slain five Dutch.
Israel December 13, 2014
Arnold Roth is a blogger in Israel, he writes with his wife Frimet articles on the blog This Ongoing War . Both Frimet as Arnold regularly write editorials for the Israeli media. The theme is almost always terror and how the world engages with the terror in Israel.
Arnold and Frimet also established a foundation – the Malki Foundation – dedicated to parents who home educate their disabled child.
All these activities she began after 9 August 2001. That was the date that their daughter Malki was murdered by a Palestinian terrorist who blew himself up in a Sbarro restaurant in downtown Jerusalem.
Malki was 15 years old when she died.
In the attack 15 civilians were killed, among them five members of the Dutch family Schijveschuurder. The terrorist who committed the attack was also slain, but the one who planned the attack and brought the terrorist to the restaurant was unharmed.
That was the Palestinian woman Ahlam Tamimi who was later arrested and sentenced to 16 life terms.
New blow
In October 2011 were Arnold and Frimet another blow when Israel decided to release Tamimi. She was one of more than a thousand Palestinian prisoners were released in exchange for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, who was kidnapped by Hamas and years was held.
Arnold and Frimet sought publicity and signed together with others objected to by the Israeli Supreme Court to prevent the release of Tamimi. In vain, Tamimi was a hero overtaken by Hamas in Gaza and flown to Cairo for a photo session with Hamas leader Khaled Mashal. Also in Jordan where she eventually lived, she received a heroes reception.
Later, Tamimi own program on Hamas television and made during the Third War Gaza rousing propaganda programs for Hamas.
Tamimi said before and after her arrest that she was proud of what she had done and that she was initially disappointed with the number of fatalities in the Sbarro attack.
On Dutch television showed a interview with Tamimi which she welcomed the number of children was killed in the attack (8).
Missing Peace
Dutch tax money is used for sponsoring a journalism school that the terrorist who was responsible used for the terrorist attack on the Sbarro restaurant in Jerusalem in 2001 sees as a role model for other journalists. At the Sbarro bombing was also slain five Dutch.
Israel December 13, 2014
Arnold Roth is a blogger in Israel, he writes with his wife Frimet articles on the blog This Ongoing War . Both Frimet as Arnold regularly write editorials for the Israeli media. The theme is almost always terror and how the world engages with the terror in Israel.
Arnold and Frimet also established a foundation – the Malki Foundation – dedicated to parents who home educate their disabled child.
All these activities she began after 9 August 2001. That was the date that their daughter Malki was murdered by a Palestinian terrorist who blew himself up in a Sbarro restaurant in downtown Jerusalem.
Malki was 15 years old when she died.
In the attack 15 civilians were killed, among them five members of the Dutch family Schijveschuurder. The terrorist who committed the attack was also slain, but the one who planned the attack and brought the terrorist to the restaurant was unharmed.
That was the Palestinian woman Ahlam Tamimi who was later arrested and sentenced to 16 life terms.
New blow
In October 2011 were Arnold and Frimet another blow when Israel decided to release Tamimi. She was one of more than a thousand Palestinian prisoners were released in exchange for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, who was kidnapped by Hamas and years was held.
Arnold and Frimet sought publicity and signed together with others objected to by the Israeli Supreme Court to prevent the release of Tamimi. In vain, Tamimi was a hero overtaken by Hamas in Gaza and flown to Cairo for a photo session with Hamas leader Khaled Mashal. Also in Jordan where she eventually lived, she received a heroes reception.
Later, Tamimi own program on Hamas television and made during the Third War Gaza rousing propaganda programs for Hamas.
Tamimi said before and after her arrest that she was proud of what she had done and that she was initially disappointed with the number of fatalities in the Sbarro attack.
On Dutch television showed a interview with Tamimi which she welcomed the number of children was killed in the attack (8).
Missing Peace