Wednesday, December 02, 2009

Video: Palestinian Woman Stabs Israeli Security Guard

10:55 PM  Reut R. Cohen  3 comments

Hat Tip: Jordan Katz

In late October a private security guard was stabbed by a young Palestinian woman who was allowed to come to Israel for medical attention. Security guards found a knife in the woman's bag and confiscated it, and she was able to pull another knife from underneath her clothing which she attacked one of the guards with.

In Israel all individuals, no matter their religion or ethnic origin, must go through security checkpoints. It is imagery like this that makes it blatantly clear why there are security points at restaurants, malls and towns.

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In some cases children have had bombs strapped to their bodies and been sent to terror missions. Palestinian mothers have expressed appalling support for their sons to murder Jews.

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3 comments. Leave a comment:

So much for peace. How sick that she pulls out the knife from her crotch. Maybe she has a couple of bombs in there too.

Anyone who turns their back on an Arab, trusting her or him to be anything less than a Muhjahid, "deserves" what he gets. The security guard is probably unaware of the assailants world-view, of his designation as a renegade dhimmi deserving of death, because if he had been aware of how this Arab regards him, he would have kept her in full view and immobilised untill his job was done. Following the murder-attempt, the failure of the other guards to shoot the murderer on the spot guarantees future murders by similar Mujahidin

I am really sorry for the guard, but why didn't they apprehend this woman when they found the first knife? Clearly these are not well-trained security guards. They should get IDF soldiers to stand at these security stations. They are much more well-versed at this kind of thing.

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