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Steven Emerson,
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March 13, 2017
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Arab
Factions Praise Jordanian Terrorist For Killing Israeli Schoolgirls
by IPT News • Mar 13, 2017 at
12:27 pm
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Muslim Brotherhood and Palestinian factions are praising a Jordanian
terrorist who shot and killed seven Israeli schoolgirls and injured six others
in 1997, after his release from prison on Saturday.
"The Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas hails the Arab Hero Ahmed
Daqamseh on his release and his gaining his freedom. As we greet his noble
struggle, his historic steadfastness and his heroic positions on Jerusalem
and Palestine and the Resistance of the Palestinian people," according
to an Investigative Project (IPT) translation of a Hamas press statement released on Monday.
Following his release, Daqamseh labeled Israelis as "human garbage
vomited into our midst by the world's nations" and called for the
death of Israelis "whether by burning or by burying," in comments
translated by the Middle East Media Research Institute
(MEMRI).
The Muslim Brotherhood's political wing in Jordan rejoiced at Daqamseh's
freedom.
"The (Islamic Action) party greets people of Jordan and the family
of the hero Ahmed Damaqseh on his release from prison after his sentence
and welcomes his return to practice his national role alongside the free
men of this nation in construction and achievement," according to the
IPT's translation of an Islamic Action Party statement.
Even the so-called moderate Palestinian faction, Fatah, glorified the
Jordanian terrorist, justifying the murder of Israeli schoolchildren.
"It may be noted that the soldier Daqamseh opened fire on the group
of girls because they made fun of him during his prayers according to his
testimony at the time," reads a Fatah statement.
Numerous supporters celebrated Daqasmeh's release, posting large signs glorifying the murderer in the streets of Ibdar city –
located in Irbid Province north of Amman – which host's Daqasmeh's tribe.
"Praise be to God for your safety Oh Abou Sayf [Father of the
Sword]
After a long absence of twenty years. Your village is filled with light
Oh Lion of the Valley. Welcome," reads
one sign, translated by IPT, featuring Daqamseh's face
Social media users also glorified the Jordanian soldier turned terrorist
as a "hero" and a "model," while Daqamseh's name was trending on Twitter.
From the Muslim Brotherhood's factions in Jordan and the Palestinian
territories, to Mahmoud Abbas' party Fatah and across social media, praise
for the murderer of Israeli schoolgirls is gaining traction throughout the
Arab world.
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