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1 Aunty Entity Dragon  Jul 6, 2014 3:48:34pm

The US teen who was beaten by police is, in fact, a cousin of the murder victim and was in Israel for the funeral. The police beat him unconscious. The State dept is not pleased. At all.

In any event, these murderers will be prosecuted and punished. The murderers of the three dead Israeli teens will likely never be found. If God is actually watching us…I tremble to think at what His judgement on us is.

2 kmg  Jul 6, 2014 5:11:30pm

Nope they won’t be found and they will be celebrated as heroes by their people. Maybe they will even have a street named after them. The murderers of the Arab child will be punished and not celebrated as heroes. No one will hold up one finger and smile, unlike the 3 fingers held up by smiling Palestinians.

That is the difference…

3 CuriousLurker  Jul 6, 2014 5:17:38pm

re: #2 kmg

Bullshit, you hateful little bigot. All you ever come here for is to troll. Get lost.

Families of Slain Israeli and Palestinian Teens Turn to Each Other for Comfort

The families of murdered Israeli teen Naftali Fraenkel and murdered Palestinian teen Mohammed Abu Khdeir are drawing comfort from an unexpected source: each other.

Jerusalem mayor Nir Barkat took to Facebook on Sunday to write about an “emotional and special telephone conversation between two families that have lost their sons.” He said that during his visit to the Fraenkel family home, he had a chance to speak to Hussein Abu Khdeir, Mohammed’s father, and express pain at the “barbaric” murder of his son.

Barkat then suggested that Abu Khdeir speak to Yishai Fraenkel, the uncle of Naftali Fraenkel who recently told the press that “the life of an Arab is equally precious to that of a Jew. Blood is blood, and murder is murder, whether that murder is Jewish or Arab.” The two men took Barkat’s advice and comforted one another by telephone.

In a separate visit organized by Rabbi Rafi Ostroff, chair of the religious council of Gush Etzion, Palestinians from the Hebron area showed up at the door of the Fraenkel family, looking to comfort the bereaved. […]

4 CuriousLurker  Jul 6, 2014 5:30:56pm
What are we? What have we become?

I know exactly how you feel, VB, but don’t internalize it—it’s dangerous, bad for your health. You’re neither a hater or an extremist, and as long as you’re not, then you’re not part of the problem. All we can do is our best.

5 CriticalDragon1177  Jul 6, 2014 7:19:27pm

Vicious Babushka,

Hopefully if these people are guilty ( and it sounds like they are, ) they’ll be punished to the full extent of Israeli law. I can see why this would upset you so much. It is upsetting, for just about any decent person.

Unfortunately given the nature of what the “counter Jihad” really is, this type of behavior after this heinous crime, is to be expected. Its disgusting, but it is to be expected.

6 CriticalDragon1177  Jul 6, 2014 7:21:48pm

re: #2 kmg

Get a life!

People like you only make this horrible tragedy even worse, and as CuriousLurker has pointed out, that hasn’t exactly happened. Both the families of the victim and the accused are grieving over this disgusting murder.

7 CriticalDragon1177  Jul 6, 2014 7:25:13pm

re: #4 CuriousLurker

I know exactly how you feel, VB, but don’t internalize it—it’s dangerous, bad for your health. You’re neither a hater or an extremist, and as long as you’re not, then you’re not part of the problem. All we can do is our best.

Agreed!

8 CuriousLurker  Jul 6, 2014 8:50:55pm

re: #6 CriticalDragon1177

People like you only make this horrible tragedy even worse, and as CuriousLurker has pointed out, that hasn’t exactly happened. Both the families of the victim and the accused are grieving over this disgusting murder.

They’re all victims. None of those boys, neither the Israelis nor the Palestinian, deserved to be brutally murdered, nor did their parents deserve the agony they’re no doubt experiencing knowing that their children died violently and they were helpless to protect them. Any one of those boys could have grown up to be someone remarkable. Or just a regular person like the rest of us. Either way, we’ll never know now because all four were robbed of their lives and futures by hate & extremism.

It’s really really sad, but it seems like one of the moms, Rachel Fraenkel, is a very special person who was able to see that anger & revenge will not solve this and decided to reach out instead. As they say, A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step—maybe this will make more people stop and think.

I know you’re not religious, but Judaism & Islam both have the same teaching that if you kill an innocent person it’s as if you killed all of humanity because not only are their lives lost, but also the lives of all who might have descended from them in the future. The same is true in reverse for saving a life. ;)

9 the silent one  Jul 7, 2014 3:53:12am

Pam Geller is a pathological liar and has this need to play the victim all the time, claiming the Obama administration and the world media were quiet about the kidnapping, funny because every news channel i saw were all covering the story, Obama condemned it - but the moment the focus shifts on Palestinian victim hood she can’t stand it and is ranting like the deranged lunatic she is.


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