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  1. No less outrageous is the fact that the current Palestinian Mayor of Hebron, Tayseer Abu Sneineh, is a convicted terrorist who had taken part in the the killing of six Israeli citizens.

    https://www.ynetnews.com/article/skdvhbnrj

    His Honor, Mayor Sneineh, is now offering a bounty for all stray dogs killed and presented to the Municipality and dogs are being hunted down and beaten to death with rods.
    See pics.
    It’s shocking beyond words.

    1. @ Bertrand: First, this is totally off topic and you have been warned about this. Know that if you do this again, I will consider it a final offense & I may, if I choose, ban you. And this will be at my discretion. You can do with this what you will. Ignore it at your peril. But if you wish to continue commening know this endangers that privilege. I didn’t delete this comment despite the above, because there are numerous points I wanted to refute. But I have, and will delete such comments in future if I don’t ban you outright.

      First of all, Israeli media outlets know or understand little about life in Palestine. Israeli reports about such things are generally suspect. Nor are there any Israeli reporters based in Palestine. So reporting is third-hand. This is not real journalism. Any such reporting claiming to know what is happening there lacks credibility.

      Besdides, this story is solely based on tweets which are neither linked nor quoted in the article. Even if there are, tweets are useless as claims of fact given the platform’s habit of offering disinformation in the guise of fact. Tweets aren’t evidence. Both the tweets and entire Ynet article are hearsay, with no probitive value.

      Second, the culling of dogs in Hebron is based on threats to humans including children. Wild dogs can be very dangerous creatures. How would you react, for example if there were coyotes or wolves attacking your children, if you have any? WOuld you have a problem culling them? No you wouldn’t because those animals are culled around the world, and for far less threatening actions than attacking humans (attacking livestock for example).

      Third, if the Palestinians are beating the dogs to death (and again we dont know that because there is no proof offered about where the images were taken), it’s because they have no other way of culling them. Unless, you wish them to have guns to do so. BTW, in many countries they cage wild dogs, then kill them and eat them. Is that any worse than what may be happening in Hebron? But I note you’ve ignored that distinction.

      Fourth, about the mayor’s past: Ynet has made claims about what the mayor did based on his conviction by an Israeli court. Israeli courts do not offer justice to Palestinian security detainees. They offer sham justice based on sham or secret evidence. Since that is a shambles of a legal process, we don’t know exactly what happened in this case. We know what Israeli authorities claim, but nothing more.

      Even if I accept the claims of the Israeli “justice” system, you assume I or anyone else who beleives in the absolute right of Palestinians to defend themselves by any means necessary, would object to what he did. I don’t, as I explained in my post By Any Means Necessary. Palestinian resistance in whatever form it takes, is no more ‘terrorism’ than Israeli soldiers or “police officers” killing unarmed Palestinians is “terrorism.” Every time Israel invades or attacks Gaza and kills civilians in the thousands, is an act of state terrorism.

      So if you agree that the Israeli state engages in acts of terrorism, then I’d consider agreeing with Ynet’s use of the term “terrorism” to portray Palestinian acts of resistance. Since I assume you won’t agree, then I refuse to accept the terms of Ynet or you.

      Fifth, the article claims that local Palestinians are up in arms and complaining of animal cruelty. That may be accurate and valid criticism on their part, but there is no proof offered of such complaints. So again, you can’t state something but not offer any proof it’s happening. That’s just not the way journalism works.

      Interesting that you are shocked by finding a Palestinian mayor engaged in what Ynet calls “terrorism.” Israel seems to have surpassed Hebron in the terror achievements of its leaders. I would think two terrorist prime ministers trump one mayor.

      As for “shocking beyond words,” I consider the killing of dogs less ‘shocking’ than the killing and maiming for life of human beings, innocent Israeli citizens. And you should too. But you don’t mention a word of concern about actual human beings who suffer at the hands of Judeo-thugs. Which tells us all we need to know about your deformed Judeo-supremacist perspective on these matters.

      You are now dismissed and may step down. No further comments from you in this thread.

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