Tag Archive for Palestinian terrorism

| December 1, 2012
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Israelis can now sue the Palestinian Authority on terrorism charges

 

A teacher from east Jerusalem, abducted twice & each time brutally tortured by agents of the PA, paved the way for terror victims to charge the PA in Israeli criminal & civil courts.

A precedent-setting verdict handed down by Judge Moshe Drori, establishes that the authority is not immune to lawsuits for damages.

By Nadav Shragai

 

For years, the Israeli courts have gone back and forth in the case of a man known only as Abdullah, an east Jerusalem teacher who was kidnapped and tortured by the Palestinian Authority’s security apparatus over suspicions that he had collaborated with Israel.

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| November 26, 2012
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IDF Shoots & Kills Gaza Terrorist

IDF Soldiers killed a Gaza terrorist early Monday morning after he broke into a Jewish home & stabbed a girl before escaping.

By Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu

 

Soldiers killed a suspected Gaza terrorist early Monday after he broke into a Jewish home and stabbed a girl before fleeing.

The IDF discovered a hole in the nearby Gaza security fence, and footprints from the area matched the shoes of the intruder, who had escaped to the Moshav Sde Avraham’s greenhouses after he tried to kill the girl.

Soldiers caught up with him and tried to arrest him, and then shot and killed him when he tried to escape. Continue Reading »

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| November 6, 2012
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Tunisian Lawyers Set to Sue Israel for Assassinating a Terrorist

2 lawyers from Tunisia plan to sue Israel for the 1988 hit on terrorist Abu Jihad, who was Yasser Arafat’s deputy.

By Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu

 

Two lawyers from Tunisia plant to sue Israel for the 1988 assassination in Tunis of terrorist Abu Jihad, who was a deputy to Yasser Arafat, according to Tunisia’s official TAP news agency.

Abu Jihad, whose full name was Khalil Al-Wazir, was shot in the head by a silencer gun hidden in a box of chocolates.

The commando who shot the terrorist was the late Nachum Lev, who was quoted last week in a previously unpublished interview with the Yediot Acharonot newspaper. Continue Reading »

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| September 9, 2012
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PFLP Leader: I don’t recognize Israeli court

Ahmed Saadat, PFLP leader and behind murder of Minister Rehavam Zeevi, refuses to answer questions in court on terror victims’ lawsuit against PA

By Aviel Magnezi

 

Ahmed Saadat, leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and the person behind the murder of Minister Rehavam Zeevi, said Sunday that he does not recognize the authority of the Israeli court.

Ahmed Saadat in court, Sunday Photo: Ohad Zwigenberg

Ahmed Saadat in court,
Photo: Ohad Zwigenberg

Saadat spoke while entering the Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court for international proceedings in a private lawsuit filed against him by terror victims.

Saadat also flashed the V sign with his hand and added that “the Shalit deal was a good one, although I was not released. Continue Reading »

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| September 3, 2012
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PA Incites Terror by ‘Pension’ Pay Hikes for Jailed Terrorist

The Palestinian Authority has granted jailed terrorists hefty pay hikes for murdering Israelis. The salaries are even higher for Arabs with Israeli citizenship.

By Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu

 

The Palestinian Authority has granted jailed terrorists hefty pay hikes for murdering Israelis, with salaries higher for those with Israeli citizenship. Israel’s Channel 2 television reported Monday evening.

The PA, which has been screaming for foreign funds to stay solvent, spends  6 percent of its annual budget to pay $4.5 million a month to jailed terrorists and another $6.5 million to their families.

All terrorists are awarded equally, regardless of whether they “worked” for Fatah, the party headed by PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas, or the rival Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorist organizations. Continue Reading »

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| August 26, 2012
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Australian Police reopens 1982 Israeli Consulate bombing

New South Wales Police seek to apply new technology to ‘cold case’ of Palestinian terror attack on Sydney’s Israeli Consulate 

By Ynet news

 

Australian authorities announced Sunday that they will be reopening the investigation into the 1982 bombing of the Israeli Consulate in Sydney.

Scene of the 1982 explosion

According to an ABC Australia report, the New South Wales Police seek to apply new technology to the 30-year-old cold case

This it the first time in Australian history that a cold case of this nature has been reopened.

Scene of the 1982 explosion

Scene of the 1982 explosion

 

The bombing on December 23, 1982, at the office of the Israeli Consulate General in William Street, left two people injured. Continue Reading »

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| June 27, 2012
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Terrorists Fire Four Grad Missiles at Netivot

Terrorists from Gaza fire a barrage of four Grad missiles at Netivot. Iron Dome intercepts two of them.

By Elad Benari

 

Terrorists from Hamas-controlled Gaza fired a barrage of four Grad missiles at the town of Netivot on Tuesday evening.

The Iron Dome system intercepted two of the missiles, and the other two exploded in open areas. There were no physical injuries and no reports of property damage.

Despite an Egyptian-brokered “ceasefire” announced by Hamas last week, terrorists from Gaza have continued firing rockets at southern Israel. On Tuesday morning, a Qassam rocket hit a kibbutz chicken barn, causing damage but no physical injuries. Continue Reading »

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| June 20, 2012
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Grad rocket lands near Be’er Sheva; IAF strikes targets in northern Gaza

Two rockets fall in towns but cause no casualties, though light damage was done to an industrial structure.

By Gili Cohen and Yanir Yagn

 

 

The rocket fire from Gaza continued early morning Wednesday with a Grad rocket landing near Be’er Sheva and more than ten rockets landing in the Eshkol Regional Council. Two of the rockets landed inside towns but caused no casualties, though light damage was caused to an industrial structure.

The rocket that wounded the Border Patrol officer on June 19, 2012.

The rocket that wounded the Border Patrol officer on June 19, 2012. - Photo by Eliyahu Hershkovitz

In response to the fire, the Israel Air Force launched an attack in the northern Gaza Strip. Continue Reading »

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