08-17-2002, 08:11 AM
New Rule: Lose a Card-Game - Kill an IDF Soldier
Umar Hamdan Ahmed Abu Snena, aged 21 from Hebron, surrendered himself to security forces on 26 June 2002 during the IDF's encirclement of the city's governmental buildings. Umar admitted his involvement in a long series of shooting attacks against IDF soldiers and posts.
Umar revealed that while mingling with fellow Tanzim operatives in Bethlehem in April 2001, a card game took place in which the loser was challenged to kill an Israeli soldier. Ataf Abiat, commander of the Bethlehem Tanzim, lost the game, and subsequently carried out a shooting attack near Rachel's Tomb, in which an IDF soldier was killed. Abiat later boasted to his friends that this action was a direct outcome of his loss in the card game.
This appalling and horrifying story indicates once again how the Palestinian terror organization operatives perceive and value human life and their lack of respect towards it
Umar Hamdan Ahmed Abu Snena, aged 21 from Hebron, surrendered himself to security forces on 26 June 2002 during the IDF's encirclement of the city's governmental buildings. Umar admitted his involvement in a long series of shooting attacks against IDF soldiers and posts.
Umar revealed that while mingling with fellow Tanzim operatives in Bethlehem in April 2001, a card game took place in which the loser was challenged to kill an Israeli soldier. Ataf Abiat, commander of the Bethlehem Tanzim, lost the game, and subsequently carried out a shooting attack near Rachel's Tomb, in which an IDF soldier was killed. Abiat later boasted to his friends that this action was a direct outcome of his loss in the card game.
This appalling and horrifying story indicates once again how the Palestinian terror organization operatives perceive and value human life and their lack of respect towards it