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| Freshly married terrorists at their highly-publicized wedding ceremony last week. Sentenced to seventeen life sentences between them, and laughing. |
We previously asked for your help last year (see "14-Oct-11:
Please sign a petition to keep this particular terrorist behind bars").
Close to ten thousand of you signed our petition in the three days that were
available to us at that time. Now we have another request.
Frimet's article is entitled "So you thought Netanyahu
is tough on terrorism? Not exactly". It was posted on this
blog last week and cross-posted the same day on the Times of
Israel website. She wrote it after the initial supportive media
coverage came from the good people at Israel
National News some days earlier.
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| Malki, of blessed memory |
A cry of anguish, Frimet's op ed concerns the murderer of our daughter
Malki (that's Malki's picture on the left) and the gift granted
to the murderer earlier this month by the government of Israel. The narrative
has numerous aspects from which the Israeli public has been shielded until now.
We don't know why.
On Sunday June 24, Israel's newspaper of record, Haaretz, published Frimet's op-ed article in
Hebrew. It's entitled "נדיבים לרוצחים", meaning "Being
Generous to the Murderers".
Here's our request.
If you have Hebrew speaking friends or acquaintances who you feel
should become aware of what has taken place in this sad and worrying extended
affair, please point them to today's article in
Haaretz - נדיבים לרוצחים. For
your English-speaking friends, please refer them to the English
version of the same article (here on our blog). We have nothing more than
this to ask. People should simply know.
Please also mention to those friends that the two
convicted terrorist/murderers about whom Frimet writes were married in a
highly-publicized wedding ceremony (including live TV coverage - this was a
major event in the Arab world) in Amman, Jordan, on June 16. As far as we can
tell, not a single Israeli news source has reported this until now.
A snapshot of the blissful
couple, one of many such pictures to appear in the Arab media in this past
week, appears at the top of this blog posting.
Update:
At the suggestion of friends and in view of the large numbers of people visiting this blog for the first time as a result of the message above, we decided to add a photo of our murdered daughter Malki (1985-2001) above, in the body of this post. Malki's life was stolen from us in the very cruelest way when she was just fifteen, in the massacre at the Sbarro restaurant in the heart of Jerusalem. We honor her memory by providing support to families caring at home for a special-needs child. The not-for-profit organization that we created for this purpose is called the Malki Foundation, otherwise known as Keren Malki or קרן מלכי. Its website has much more about Malki herself and about the fine work that is done daily in her memory. Please visit it when you can, and please let your friends know about it too.
1 comment:
Dear Frimet and Arnold,
I would like to wipe the smile right off that evil woman's face. Please take some consolation in the fact that every decent human being that knows of this is also outraged the unrepentant murderer of your daughter was not only released,but is also being allowed to marry, and have a family that your child and her other victims were denied because of her murderous deeds.
I have lost any respect I ever had for Mr. Netanyahu after this,and I hope God punishes him for the cruel,cold way he has treated both of you.
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