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9:00 am Israel time, Sunday, March 15 2015
2 Days Until The Election
**There is very little new news today concerning the election in Israel. However, in the United States, the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations has launched a bi-partisan probe into whether the Obama Administration has been helping fund the anti-Netanyahu campaign in Israel through grant money paid to NGOs such as the One Voice Movement.
It’s too bad this investigation is only happening now because, of course, the Obama Administration via State Department grants has been subsidizing the anti-Netanyahu campaign.
**Remember the 7 Border Guard officers who were run down by an Arab terrorist in Jerusalem last week. The following picture was taken yesterday at the hospital where one of those most seriously wounded is recovering:
The officer in bed suffered two broken legs.
TODAY’S BLOG:
Yesterday was a glorious day for female Palestinian terrorists.
In Ramallah, Dalal Al-Magrabi had yet another traffic circle named for her. This comes after years of having the PLO leadership affix her name to roads, elementary schools, summer camps, awards, and sporting events.
As you may not remember, Mughrabi led one of the worst terror attacks in Israeli history when she and her fellow terrorists stormed an Israeli bus on March 11, 1978.
37 Israeli civilians died including 12 children. Most of them died as a direct result of grenades thrown by Mughrabi which not only blew the people on the bus to pieces but also set the bus on fire burning many to death.
The burned out shell of the bus.
Mughrabi was killed in the ensuing firefight and became an instant martyr and role model for generations of Palestinian children. After all, who could possibly be a better role model than a person who slaughtered innocent Israeli civilians?
Hence, the naming of the traffic circle yesterday.
Meanwhile on the other side of the world, another terrorist hero of Palestinian womanhood, Rasmieh Yousef Odeh (now 67 years old) was sentenced to 18 months in a U.S. prison for lying on her application for naturalization and deportation following her serving the sentence. The decision came after a protracted trial.
How did lie on her application? She left out the “small fact” that she was sentenced to life in prison in Israeli court for leading a terrorist attack on a Jerusalem Supersol Supermarket on Friday, February 21, 1969. Odeh and an accomplice planted bombs in coffee cans on a shelf in the supermarket which exploded while the store was full of more than 150 shoppers for Shabbat.
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Two Israelis were blown to pieces: 21 year old Leon Kaner and 22 year old Edward Jaffe.
Leon Kaner and Edward Jaffe.
Kaner and Jaffe were close friends and roommates at Hebrew University. They were in the store shopping for canned food for an upcoming botanical field trip.
Odeh was ultimately captured, and unhesitatingly confessed that she had planted the bombs. In 1980, she was released in a prisoner swap with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terror group, and moved to the United States settling in Chicago.
Ironically, Odeh became a hero not only in the PLO territories but also among “progressives” in her Chicago area. If you want to read this truly nauseating aspect of the story, click on this link.
Why was yesterday a glorious day for Odeh? Because she could have been sentenced to 10 years in prison–and she remains free on bail pending appeal.
So who are Dalal Mughrabi and Rasmieh Odeh? Two of the slimiest most disgusting human beings who ever walked the face of the planet, and two “shining examples” of Palestinian terrorism.
A student from Malawi, who had worked with an Israeli health volunteer in his country battling AIDS, came up to us as we walked down the street in the UC-Davis Picnic Day Parade and wanted to carry the Israeli flag.