Het meest cynische is wellicht het misbruik van de mogelijkheid van Palestijnen in Israëlische ziekenhuizen behandeld te worden. Hoe vreemd dat Israël dergelijke aanvragen met wantrouwen bekijkt. Dit is niet de eerste keer dat een ziekenhuisbehandeling als middel wordt gebruikt om Israël binnen te komen.
Als Palestijnen in de toekomst (nog) moeilijker toestemming krijgen voor een behandeling in Israël, dan weet u waar u moet klagen: bij Islamitische Jihad.
Als Palestijnen in de toekomst (nog) moeilijker toestemming krijgen voor een behandeling in Israël, dan weet u waar u moet klagen: bij Islamitische Jihad.
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Last update - 16:26 13/06/2007
Two women would-be suicide bombers caught on way to attack
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/870671.html
By Amos Harel, Haaretz Correspondent
The Shin Bet security service revealed Wednesday that it successfully curbed a double suicide attack planned for Tel Aviv and Netanya by the Islamic Jihad.
According to the Shin Bet, two women from the Gaza Strip were arrested who were supposed to carry out the attack.
The two women, mothers to young children, were arrested at the Erez checkpoint on May 20, while attempting to enter Israel.
One of the women, a 30-year-old mother of four, requested permission from Israel to reach Ramallah, falsely claiming she needed medical care. Her aunt, a 39-year-old mother of eight who was pregnant, was supposed to accompany her to treatment in Ramallah.
The Shin Bet maintains that the two were due to meet with an Islamic Jihad militant in Ramallah, who was supposed to give them explosive belts and take them to their destined locations inside Israel.
Last update - 16:26 13/06/2007
Two women would-be suicide bombers caught on way to attack
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/870671.html
By Amos Harel, Haaretz Correspondent
The Shin Bet security service revealed Wednesday that it successfully curbed a double suicide attack planned for Tel Aviv and Netanya by the Islamic Jihad.
According to the Shin Bet, two women from the Gaza Strip were arrested who were supposed to carry out the attack.
The two women, mothers to young children, were arrested at the Erez checkpoint on May 20, while attempting to enter Israel.
One of the women, a 30-year-old mother of four, requested permission from Israel to reach Ramallah, falsely claiming she needed medical care. Her aunt, a 39-year-old mother of eight who was pregnant, was supposed to accompany her to treatment in Ramallah.
The Shin Bet maintains that the two were due to meet with an Islamic Jihad militant in Ramallah, who was supposed to give them explosive belts and take them to their destined locations inside Israel.
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