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**Lillie_Steins** · 11-24-2005, 07:00 AM

Yes, I remember being a young child in Israel when the Maalot massacre happened.

It was very frightening.

We understood that the Palestinian PLO movement (these days Fatah) were blood-thirstly savages who wanted nothing more than to mass-murder us all.

These days, it is equally frightening to think that the Muslim world still remains silent as Palestinian suicide bombers massacre busloads of Israeli children on their way to school.

And the hypocritical, anti-Semitic UN still sponsors resolutions condemning Israel for self-defense operations against Muslim terrorists.

Unfortunately, nothing much has changed since Maalot.

11-24-2005, 07:00 AM	#1
Lillie_Steins Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 4,508 Senior Member	Yes, I remember being a young child in Israel when the Maalot massacre happened. It was very frightening. We understood that the Palestinian PLO movement (these days Fatah) were blood-thirstly savages who wanted nothing more than to mass-murder us all. These days, it is equally frightening to think that the Muslim world still remains silent as Palestinian suicide bombers massacre busloads of Israeli children on their way to school. And the hypocritical, anti-Semitic UN still sponsors resolutions condemning Israel for self-defense operations against Muslim terrorists. Unfortunately, nothing much has changed since Maalot.
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