I’ll be happy when every one of them is dead.  Izzy

 


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Slade Henson
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Please read this post from the archives.............. Especially the last section.

 

-- slade

 

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Judy Taylor
Sent: Wednesday, 19 January, 2005 15.16
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Subject: [TruthTalk] News Report from Jerusalem FYI

Looks like the demise of Yassir Arafat has only opened the way for more of the same,

and worse.....

 

ABU MAZEN: LITTLE JIHAD IS OVER, BIG JIHAD STARTS


Appearing before cheering crowds on January 9, Abu Mazen said that the period of
the "little jihad [holy war] had ended, and now the big jihad is beginning." This quote
led to a quaint exchange on Israel Radio's morning newsmagazine.

Arabic-speaking correspondent Avi Yisacharov played the tapes of Abu Mazen's quotes, and
then quickly said, "Regarding the future..." He was immediately interrupted by anchorman
Aryeh Golan, who said, "Whoa, wait a second. What's this 'big jihad' stuff?" Yisacharov

gave a nervous chuckle and said, "I don't think he means a real jihad, he just means the

challenges ahead of reforms in the PA and the release of Palestinian prisoners by Israel..."
 
Yisacharov similarly played a recording of a leading Abu Mazen supporter singing in
joy at the results of the election and explained that it was simply "an old PLO [Palestine
Liberation Organization] war song." Abu Mazen did little to allay Israeli fears that he

is no different than Arafat. He said he dedicates his victory to "brother shahid [martyr]

Yasser Arafat," to the "shahids and prisoners," and to the "Palestinian people from Rafiah

to Jenin." The crowd responded, "A million shahids marching to Jerusalem!"  (BFP)
 

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