Shocker: Palestinian Terrorists In Charge of Protecting Bush On Middle East Trip

This is hard to believe. Here's the deal: During President Bush's trip to the Middle East next month, he will be traveling by convoy and while in Israel and on the way to Ramallah located in the West Bank, Bush will be protected by Israeli troops. However, once President Bush enters into Ramallah, the security is turned over to....okay, you sitting down?.....to Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades! The Brigades is the military wing of Fatah and in case you forgot, they are listed by the U.S. as a terrorist organization. So, we have by far the leading fighter of terrorism in the World, President George W. Bush, being protected by terrorists.

Now, if this comes to pass I'll be amazed. I gotta believe that the U.S. is going to demand that their own security forces be present in Ramallah. At least I hope so.

Full story here from WorldNet.

Terrorists' new mission: Protect President Bush

JERUSALEM – Members of the most active West Bank terror organization are set to participate in security forces being deployed to protect President Bush during his visit to the Palestinian territories next month, WND has learned.
Bush is due in the region Jan. 9 as part of a follow-up to last month's U.S.-led Israeli-Palestinian Annapolis summit.
During his trip, the American president is scheduled to hold talks with Israeli leaders in Jerusalem, and meet quickly with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in the West Bank city of Ramallah.
According to Israeli security officials coordinating deployments of forces with the PA for Bush's Ramallah visit, members of the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, Fatah's declared military wing, have been called upon by the PA to participate in the protection of Bush's convoy and in securing the parameter during the meeting with Abbas.
The Brigades is listed as a terror organization by the U.S. State Department. The group took credit along with the Islamic Jihad terror organization for every suicide bombing in Israel between 2005 and 2006, and is responsible for thousands of shootings and rocket firings. Statistically, the Al Aqsa Brigades perpetuated more terrorism from the West Bank than Hamas, according to the Israeli Defense Forces.

The Israeli Defense Forces will protect the main West Bank highway Bush's convoy will use to approach Ramallah. Security for Bush will be largely turned over to the Palestinians once he enters Ramallah, although security plans are being heavily coordinated with the U.S.
According to Israeli security officials, over 6,000 Fatah forces will be deployed in three rings in central Ramallah to secure the area during Bush's brief stay, including Palestinian security officers who also serve in the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades.