8 Elul 5778
19 August 2018
SPECIAL NOTICE:
Today is the last day of your humble servant’s travels in Israel’s Negev Desert. Tomorrow, we will resume publishing this blog in a “non-abbreviated” format. Thank you for your indulgence.
TODAY’S BLOG:
Judge For Yourself: Was It Terrorism Or An Accident?
Today’s blog is a brief follow up to the brutal murder of Hana Rozin (also spelled Roizin). .
Hana was the 42 year old Israeli woman from Emmanuel who was run down by a Palestinian taxi driver on Thursday night.
As we reported yesterday, the police and Shin Bet both refuse to call the murder a “terrorist murder”. This incredible refusal is not so incredible in light of the fact that on numerous occasions over the past decade, terrorist vehicular attacks have been termed “accidents” only to later be relabeled “terror.”
Now we have video of the attack which has been posted on youtube so you can judge for yourself.
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As you watch this, consider the facts that
—the terrorist could see Hana from a distance of more than 30 meters
—the terrorist accelerated the taxi before running Hana over with no attempt to brake whatsoever
—the terrorist made no attempt whatsover to brake the taxi after running Hana down.
And still our idiotic police force wants to call this an accident.
Watch the short video and see what you think:
https://youtu.be/BporXwkVfY8
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.