Pali PM Shtayyeh & others praised terrorist murderers of women as “martyrs”

Pali PM Praises Murderers of Israeli Dee Women

They are all murderous degenerates.

Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh was among several Palestinian Authority leaders who praised the terrorists who murdered an Israeli woman, Lucy Dee, and two of her daughters, Maia and Rina, last month.

As Breitbart News reported, Lucy Dee (48) and Maia (20) and Rina (15) were traveling on a road to Tiberias, behind a separate car driven by their father, when they were ambushed and attacked by Palestinian gunmen.

Maia and Rina died on the scene, while Lucy died several days later (donating her organs to save five lives). Israel later located and killed the terrorists in a raid on the city of Jenin, in northern Samaria (West Bank).

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According to Palestinian Media Watch, a non-governmental organization that monitors what Palestinian leaders and official media outlets say, Prime Minister Shtayyeh and others praised the terrorists as “martyrs” (original emphasis):

PA Chairman Abbas’ spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeina “condemned the ongoing invasions of the cities and the daily crimes of murdering our people, the latest of which was the ascent [to Heaven] of 3 Martyrs [Hassan Qatanani, Moaz Al-Masri, and Ibrahim Jaber] in the old city of Nablus.” [Official PA daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, May 5, 2023]

PA Prime Minister Shtayyeh not only “condemned the Israeli act of aggression due to which 3 Martyrs ascended to Heaven” [WAFA, official PA news agency, May 4, 2023] and “called on the European Union to condemn the occupation’s crimes.” [Official PA daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, May 5, 2023] He even shared a post by the PA Government’s Spokesman Ibrahim Melhem with praise and pictures of the murderers and their helper[.]

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Echoing the PA top, Palestinian National Council (i.e., the legislative body of the PLO) Chairman Rawhi Fattouh also “condemned” Israel’s killing of the terrorists. [WAFA, official PA news agency, May 4, 2023]

The Taylor Force Act, signed into law by President Donald Trump in 2018, prohibits U.S. taxpayer dollars from being used to support the Palestinian Authority as long as it pays stipends to terrorists and their families.

The the Palestinian Authority government of “moderate” President Mahmoud Abbas has refused to abandon the policy (known as “pay for slay” by critics), but the Biden administration has sought ways to fund it indirectly.

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Tyrus W. Cobb: In a rage over ‘Muslim rage’

Muslims worldwide are in a “rage” over the deployment of American forces in foreign lands. Islamic extremists are in a rage over cartoons that lampoon a holy figure. Muslims are in a rage over lack of benefits Western societies deny them when they emigrate there, even while calling for the overthrow of these same governments. Muslim extremists blow up innocent children because they are enraged over societies that worship a God other than their own. Well, excuse me, but I’m in a rage over “Muslim rage.”   (Source/ read the whole thing below the fold)

And so, the fake rage & fury of Mohammedan infiltraitors keeps us busy:

Rage & Fury cases today:

1. The phrase “in the name of Allah the beneficent the merciful” was written in Arabic on the school playground, Muslims go apeshit.
2. Pali Arabs Celebrate Massacre of Jewish Family…
3. Norway Busts 100 Somali Families for Welfare Fraud…
4. Islamic Jew Hatred: **GRAPHIC** Muslims Stab Jewish family of Five to Death
5. CAIR-LA Seeks Hate Crime Charges for Vandalism With Desecrated Quran (the oldest Muslim trick in the world)

If my count is correct, the last several times we have deployed American troops, it has been on behalf of Muslim countries or populations (First Gulf War to free Kuwait, Kosovo, Bosnia, Somalia, the overthrow of Saddam, humanitarian assistance to Indonesia, the Philippines, etc). Do we hear a resounding cry of thanks for protecting and assisting these beleaguered populations? No, in fact, what we hear is that the U.S. is the “Great Satan,” bent on some “anti-Islamic crusade.”

I am in a rage over political leaders who deny that the Holocaust occurred, who provide support for the destruction of Israel, or pursue an “Islamic nuclear bomb.” I am tired of so-called religious figures who preach a doctrine of hate, bigotry, and fanaticism, and who summon the faithful for a Jihad against Western civilization. I am upset with “moderate” Arab leaders who ignore the problems of Islamic extremism when such problems do not threaten their own regime, and have encouraged the export of terror.

We hear accusations that the United States is insufficiently sympathetic to cultural differences between the Judeo-Christian West and the Islamic world. Not sympathetic to what? To a culture that imprisons women, forcing them into virtual servitude to their male masters? To political systems that venerate rule by a “theocracy” that oppresses anyone who dares speak against the regime? To fanatical religious teachings that turn children into suicide bombers and mothers into screaming maniacs shouting praise to Allah that her sons have died while blowing up innocent women and children in Israel?

Perhaps we also are guilty of suggesting that those who have labored under authoritarian regimes — Arab, Persian, Indonesian, or whatever — deserve to have the right to freely choose their own political system, to be able to express views that differ from the prevailing political orthodoxy, or to allow women the freedom to pursue careers and participate openly in daily life. We are charged with trying to “export democracy,” believing that, heresy of heresies, where political freedoms exist, tolerance prevails, and compromise is possible.

If these are sins, then count me among the “guilty.” We should not apologize for our support for the concept of governing under the rule of law, rather than the absolute whim of self-anointed Mullahs. We should have no shame in preaching the virtues of a society that extols freedom of religious choice, of the right to speak freely on controversial subjects, and that deplores hatred and bigotry.

We must not underestimate the nature of the threat posed by “Islamo-fascism.” It represents what has correctly been labeled the “clash of civilizations.” It is a threat that will not be mollified by appeasement and tepid responses. It is a challenge that must be met by firmness, resolve, and unity, by our society as a whole, not just by a few soldiers sent to distant lands to combat the threat. This is the consummate struggle between two ways of life, two ideologies, two cultures. Are we ready?

• Tyrus W. Cobb is a former special assistant to President Reagan.