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Well, they be steppin’ it up with the rhetoric in Gaza…now the body of the piglet, Ala Abu Dahim, who massacred eight and left nine wounded in a terrorist attack on Mercaz Harav yeshiva in Jerusalem is said to be doing weird stuff…check it out below…one note, I have always understood that hair and nails continue to grow long after a person dies. They just probably never noticed it before because they usually die in ball of fire and molten metal, either ignited by themselves, or a helpful member of the IDF:

JERUSALEM, MARCH 18 – Hamas is trying to transform the violent attack from two weeks ago against the rabbi college Merkaz ha-Rav in Jerusalem into a kind of a parable: the website of its armed branch reported alleged paranormal phenomena seen during the funeral of the attacker, Ala Abu Dheim.

Testimonies accompanied by a short video made with a cell phone during the burial pretend to demonstrate traces of sanctity on the remains of the Palestinian.

This form of propaganda is unprecedent for armed Palestinian groups which so far usually spread videos made by the suicide bombers before the attacks. This is an “exclusive” video, as proudly announced by the website of the Ezzedin al-Qassam Brigades which is very popular in the Territories and the Arab world.

The images show Abu Dheim covered in a white shroud: his face is shown first, looking serene, then the body, then again the face. The images are now passing from hand to hand in east Jerusalem and in the Palestinian Territories, they are even transferred from one cellular phone to another via bluetooth.

Abu Dheim, it is explained in vivid details, was dead for a week “yet he did not have any particular smell”. On his face was read “the shadow of a smile”, and on his cheeks and under the chin “hairs of beard appeared”: a respectable thing because, according to the relatives, before leaving for the attack at the rabbi college Abu Dheim he shaved himself.

The video, of a clear propaganda flavour, risks to nourish the myth of the suicide bomber-martyr among the young Palestinians: the website that hosted it proved extremely popular among the Internet users, out of 3 million websites monitored, that of Hamas ranks among the top 20,000 in the world.

(ANSAmed)