Monday, October 17, 2011

Bereaved families: State dancing in our blood


Terror victims' parents shocked to learn from media that their loved one's murderer included in list of prisoners to be released in Shalit deal

Nir (Shoko) Cohen
Latest Update: 10.16.11, 23:36 / Israel News

"What they did to us is like a slap in the face. We need to hear about the terrorist who killed our daughter being released from the media? Everyone is happy and dancing in our blood and with all due respect to Gilad's smiling mother, there are hundreds of parents whose heart is bleeding today."

Harsh words from Haim Karisi who lost his daughter Yasmin in the Azor Junction terror attack 11 years ago. On Sunday he was finding it hard to bear the insult as he discovered that Khalil Mohammed Abu Ulbah, the murderer who cost him his daughter, was one of the 477 prisoners set to be released in the first phase of the Shalit deal.

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Abu Ulbah was sentenced to eight consecutive life sentences following the February 14 terror attack in 2001 in which he used a bus to run over a group of female soldiers near the Azor Junction. Eight died in the attack and 26 were wounded. Yasmin Karisi was one of those who did not survive.

"We sent our girl to the army, just like they sent Gilad. My girl never made it back and today I feel humiliated, what did we ask for? For them to show a little sensitivity? Cooperation?


זירת הפיגוע בטרמפיאדה בצומת אזור (צילום דדי ליפשיץ)
Scene of Azor Junction terror attack (Photo: Dedi Lipshitz)  Read the rest on: Ynet

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