This Ongoing War: A Blog: 22-Dec-15: Yet another knife attacker is apprehended near sacred site

Tuesday, December 22, 2015

22-Dec-15: Yet another knife attacker is apprehended near sacred site

In Hebron, Israeli Border Guard police personnel arrested a Palestinian Arab woman of 27 this morning after she pulled a knife on them at a security checkpoint near the ancient and sacred Tomb of the Patriarchs. We assume they could have shot her in accordance with current security force guidelines that have become tougher as the epidemic of Arab-on-Israeli stabbings continues to rage. But they didn't. Instead they overpowered her (Israel National News mentions the use of tear gas) and then arrested her. No one was injured though her aspirations may have suffered: she's quoted telling the police she intended to become a martyr.

A Palestinian Arab news report says the same thing, more or less, happened yesterday (Monday) in the same locale. The steady stream of pro-stabbing, pro-killing, pro-terror messages emerging from the political leadership of the Palestinian Arabs in Ramallah is reaping what it so knowingly sows.

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