Hamas executes two Israel spies

[aris2chat]

Hamas is still applying it's own law rather than that of the PA. Hamas will not recognize Israel. No chance of peace in the near future.


http://www.arabnews.com/news/56747
GAZA: Two Palestinians were executed in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday as Israeli spies, the enclave’s Hamas government said,adding they had helped the Jewish state’s armed forces carry out lethal operations.
The condemned men, one of whom was hanged and the other shot by firing squad, “provided the Occupation (Israel) with information that led to the martyrdom of citizens,” the Interior Ministry said in a statement. Since Hamas took control of the Gaza Strip in 2007, at least 19 prisoners have been executed, 10 of them as alleged spies.
Hamas refuses to recognize Israel and its charter calls for the destruction of the Jewish state.
Under local law, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is meant to have the final say on whether executions should be carried out.
The Interior Ministry statement said the men executed on Wednesday had been convicted of treason for providing Israel with information used to kill Palestinians and bomb Gaza targets. Both had exhausted legal options and had access to attorneys, the statement said.

 

[bianco]

Yes, helping the enemy often doesn't end well for traitors.

 

[Sally]

Yes, helping the enemy often doesn't end well for traitors.

As much as people distake traitors, Hamas never gives these people a fair trial. It could just be like you see in Muslim countries -- where someone accuses another person of blasphemy and that person rots away in jail. Who even knows if the charges are true?

 

[aris2chat]

Yes, helping the enemy often doesn't end well for traitors.

As much as people distake traitors, Hamas never gives these people a fair trial. It could just be like you see in Muslim countries -- where someone accuses another person of blasphemy and that person rots away in jail. Who even knows if the charges are true?

Hamas does not have the authority, but makes their own rules anyway, to execute prisoners. Those charged with a crime are supposed to have a fair trial.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Yes, helping the enemy often doesn't end well for traitors.

As much as people distake traitors, Hamas never gives these people a fair trial. It could just be like you see in Muslim countries -- where someone accuses another person of blasphemy and that person rots away in jail. Who even knows if the charges are true?

Do you have proof of that or is that merely conjecture?

 

[aris2chat]

Yes, helping the enemy often doesn't end well for traitors.

As much as people distake traitors, Hamas never gives these people a fair trial. It could just be like you see in Muslim countries -- where someone accuses another person of blasphemy and that person rots away in jail. Who even knows if the charges are true?

Do you have proof of that or is that merely conjecture?

Most articles say " allegedly collaborating with Israel" not convicted of spying. That would indicate there was no trial. It is usual for hamas to drag someone out and kill them based on a rumor. They don't need evidence or a trial.

 

[Sally]

As much as people distake traitors, Hamas never gives these people a fair trial. It could just be like you see in Muslim countries -- where someone accuses another person of blasphemy and that person rots away in jail. Who even knows if the charges are true?

Do you have proof of that or is that merely conjecture?

Most articles say " allegedly collaborating with Israel" not convicted of spying. That would indicate there was no trial. It is usual for hamas to drag someone out and kill them based on a rumor. They don't need evidence or a trial.

Mr. Tinmore would never agree that his buddies did anything wrong. After all he is the Hamas representative here in the U.S. I think many of us have seen the pictures where these alleged "spies" have been dragged through the streets and then hung from a lamppost. Maybe in Gaza that is a handy way of getting rid of someone you don't like -- just accuse them of being a spy for Israel.

 

[proudveteran06]

As much as people distake traitors, Hamas never gives these people a fair trial. It could just be like you see in Muslim countries -- where someone accuses another person of blasphemy and that person rots away in jail. Who even knows if the charges are true?

Do you have proof of that or is that merely conjecture?

Most articles say " allegedly collaborating with Israel" not convicted of spying. That would indicate there was no trial. It is usual for hamas to drag someone out and kill them based on a rumor. They don't need evidence or a trial.

They got a fair trial? Yet Israel is always accused of not being " fair". Link please . There won't be any because the Palestinian is a liar.