Monday, January 5, 2009

Captured Hamas Jihadist Taken By IDF To Israel For Medical Treatment







Let me paint you a picture, if I may. On one side of the painting, we have a collage of images of Hamas jihadists shooting their rifles into the kneecaps of Fatah members in Gaza along with scenes of Hamas terrorists holed up in a civilian's home in Gaza City - they have piled munitons and rockets in the home at the feet of the Gaza man, his wife and their three children. Now, on the other side of the painting is the image of an Israeli security team landing in Beersheba, Israel and bringing a captured, wounded Hamas terrorist into the hospital for medical treatment.

That is the difference between Israelis and Hamas.

Here's the brief article from The Jerusalem Post on how the Israeli Defense Forces pulled soldiers from the field of battle in northern Gaza to transport a wounded Hamas jihadist to a hospital in Israel for treatment:




Hamas gunman captured by IDF troops taken to Beersheba hospital

A Hamas operative who was captured during the second day of ground operations in the Gaza Strip on Monday was taken to Soroka Hospital in Beersheba to be treated for his wounds.
The man arrived at the hospital blindfolded and surrounded by Israeli security forces. He was quickly ushered past reporters and camermen and in through the front gate.
Dozens of Hamas gunmen have been captured since the ground incursion began on Saturday, the IDF announced on Monday. However, only one was known to be treated at a civilian hospital in Israel for wounds sustained during the fighting.

Now I ask you, if an IDF soldier is wounded on the battlefield in Gaza, do you think Hamas' first concern is going to be getting him to a hospital? Or, do you think their hurry would be to get the IDF soldier in front of a video camera in order to behead him or hold him for ransom?

And while you take this picture in...consider once again that protests around the world are calling the Israelis barbarians and oppressors while they wave their Hamas flags.

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