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Ben Goldstine's avatar

In a world where Jews cannot be targeted without a collective movement to victim blame, be like Ahmed al Ahmad. 43 year old father of two and fruit shop owner — with zero military training or experience with guns, while at least 4 cops on the scene were hiding — he put his life on the line to save strangers.

I’d like to see Antizionists loudly condemning both this attack on unarmed Jews celebrating Hanukkah, and especially their fellow Antizionists who are blaming the victims of this terrorism. But since that’s not going to happen — at least not from any prominent Antizionist leaders — I will settle for the glorification of courageous hero Ahmed al Ahmad. Nobody will ever know how many lives he saved.

Wishing a speedy recovery to all injured victims of this terrorist attack. Most especially, a speedy recovery to Ahmed al Ahmad, who apparently was shot twice in the arm by another shooter after he disarmed one of them.

Thomas Thompson's avatar

It is indeed ironic that the one person brave enough to wrestle the gun away from a fanatical terrorist was a Muslim himself! It's a small minority of people who hate Jews, but a growing demographic who hate the Israeli government! What they've done in "retaliation" for the attack two years ago is tantamount to attempted genocide, and the use of starvation to kill thousands of Palestinians ranks right up there with the Nazis' worst atrocities!

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