Palestinians are just misunderstood. .......
Yes. You cannot give human attributes to savage animals. I totally agree.
I have a suggestion. Let's start a drive to send tons of candy to Gaza. Para-drop it on PA Headquarters so they can pass it out to all the people. Thus, the people will get their sugar buzz and won't need to kill some innocent people for their treats. I would suggest sending nothing but Life Savers.
On the serious side, I almost go into a homicidal rage when I read news articles like the following.
Following the shooting, Salma al-Jamal, a Palestinian news anchor working at Al-Jazeera TV, wrote on Twitter: "The Ramadan operation is the best answer to stories about 'peace process'."
Youth in Tulkarm distributing candies. (photo credit:ARAB MEDIA)
Palestinians in the West Bank and east Jerusalem took to the streets to celebrate the deadly terrorist shooting in Tel Aviv on Wednesday night that left four people dead and several others wounded.
Upon hearing the reports of the shooting, dozens of Palestinians gathered at Damascus Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem, singing out loud and cheering the gunmen.
In the West Bank city of Tulkarm, many young men took to the streets and distributed candies to the local drivers, while in the Dheisheh Refugee Camp in Bethlehem dozens of Palestinians participated in a march praising the terror attack.
Palestinians also expressed their joy on social media networks, where they created the hashtags “#Carlo Bullet,” after the name of the improvised submachine gun used in the attack, and “#Ramadan Operation” to laud the horrendous terror shooting.
Palestinians celebrate terror attack in Tel Aviv, Saudis strongly condemn
Sunni is right, these animals are misunderstood as humans.
King Hussein didn't misunderstand Palestinians. And who knows Palestinians better than Jordan?
Apparently Syria's Hafez Assad didn't misunderstand the Palestinians either. Maybe the Jordanians taught them how to understand and therefore communicate with the Palestinians?
1982 Hama massacre
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Not to be confused with
2012 Hama massacre or
1981 Hama massacre.
Hama Massacre
مجزرة حماة
A section of Hama, after the government attack
Location 
Hama,
Syria
Date 2–28 February 1982
Target Civilians and scattered militants
Attack type
Siege
Deaths estimates vary between 20,000,
[1] 30,000,
[2] and 40,000
[3][4]
The
Hama massacre (
Arabic: مجزرة حماة) occurred in February 1982, when the
Syrian Arab Army and the
Defense Companies, under the orders of the country's president
Hafez al-Assad,
besieged the town of
Hama for 27 days in order to quell an
uprising by the
Muslim Brotherhood against al-Assad's government.
[2][3] The
massacre, carried out by the Syrian Army under commanding General
Rifaat al-Assad, effectively ended the campaign begun in 1976 by Sunni Muslim groups, including the Muslim Brotherhood, against the government
Tel al-Zaatar massacre
Date August 12, 1976
Location Beirut
Result Destruction of the camp
The
Tel al-Zaatar battle (
Arabic: معركة تل الزعتر) took place during the
Lebanese Civil War on August 12, 1976. Tel al-Zaatar (The Hill of Thyme) was a
UNRWA administered Palestinian Refugee camp housing approximately 50,000-60,000 refugees in northeast
Beirut.
By the first week of June, Syrian forces had applied a blockade of West Beirut, a predominantly Muslim section that contained the Palestinian headquarters, leaving only the southern route open.
[9][10] From 22 June the Phalangist forces, many Christian residents of Ras el-Dekweneh and
Mansouriye controlled by
Maroun Khoury with Syrian backing intensified the blockade to a full-scale military assault that lasted 35 days.
[1][10] The Lebanese right-wing militias had laid siege to the refugee camp for 3 months. When the camp fell, the Palestinian deaths numbered in the thousands.
[11] The besieging militia's loss was around 200 armed men.
