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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
July 7, 2014
Benjamin Netanyahu apologized this morning for the kidnapping and burning alive of a Palestinian boy.
Apparently, the Jews are capable of seeing that an international PR storm is coming in the fallout over the allegedly murdered Jew brats, which has spurred all of Jewry into total chimp-out mode.
Still, never in my life would I have expected Bibi to apologize to the father of an Arab boy lynched by Jews.
Oh, how his teeth must have grinded.
CNN:
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday spoke with the father of the Palestinian teenager who was burned alive in Jerusalem last week, expressing shock at what he called an “abhorrent” murder.
As anger continues to boil over the killing of 16-year-old Mohammed Abu Khedair, Netanyahu spoke by phone with the father, Hussein Abu Khedair, telling him that the killers will be brought to trial and “will be dealt with to the fullest extent of the law.”
Police have arrested several Israeli Jewish suspects in connection with the killing. They said there was a “strong indication” that the attackers may have been motivated by a desire for revenge over the deaths of three Israeli teenagers, whose bodies were found a week ago in a field in the West Bank.
In a region that has experienced decades of fighting and mistrust, the past week’s events have still managed to shock — and to further embitter relations between Israelis and Palestinians.
“The murder of your son is abhorrent and cannot be countenanced by any human being,” Netanyahu told the teenager’s father on Monday.
That’s right, folks: The king of the Jews just sort of implied that an Arab is a “human being.”
All bets are now officially off.
Wait for the Moon to turn to blood, and then run for the hills.
Meanwhile, Israel is murdering more people with bombs.
Palestinian militants vowed to take revenge on Israel Monday after at least seven members from Hamas were killed in an early-morning airstrike in the deadliest exchange of fire since the latest round of attacks began weeks ago.
The Hamas group, which rules Gaza, said “the enemy will pay a tremendous price,” referring to Israel. The group said its men were killed by an Israeli airstrike on a tunnel used by the militants.
Two militants from a different group were also killed in a separate strike. The men were involved in rocket attacks on southern Israeli communities, the Israeli military said.
