Terrorist Amna Jawad Mona, described as an "Al Capone" who ruled over fellow inmates, chooses deportation out of fear of revenge in Gaza.
By Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu
First Publish: 10/18/2011, 8:17 AM
Gaza Terrorist
Israel news photo: Wikimedia Commons
Terrorist Amana Jawad Mona, described as an "Al Capone" who ruled over fellow inmates, chooses deportation out of fear of revenge in Gaza.
She tempted an Israeli youth over theInternet to meet her, and the victim, was Ofir Rahum, was subsequently shot and killed.
After her conviction and imprisonment, supposedly for life, she turned into the master of otherterrorist inmates, who were physically abused by her if they refused her orders.
Israel agreed that she return to Gaza instead of being deported, but realizing a nasty fate awaits her there, she chose to remain in Egypt Tuesday morning. Read the rest on: Arutz7
She tempted an Israeli youth over theInternet to meet her, and the victim, was Ofir Rahum, was subsequently shot and killed.
After her conviction and imprisonment, supposedly for life, she turned into the master of otherterrorist inmates, who were physically abused by her if they refused her orders.
Israel agreed that she return to Gaza instead of being deported, but realizing a nasty fate awaits her there, she chose to remain in Egypt Tuesday morning. Read the rest on: Arutz7
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