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Pictured Left: August 9, 2001, Jerusalem; 15 dead, includoing a whole family, and 130 injured.

Pictured Right: The massacre of mothers and children at the Sbarro restaurant was ‘honored’ by the creation of a replica at one of the Palestinian Arab world’s most important centers of advanced education. Click on the picture to know more about this disgraceful event. Then ask what it means when universities in Europe, Australia and elsewhere have established, and maintain, formal ties of friendship with the educational establishment which sponsored this travesty.

Read about the Sbarro Massacre here. These people are truly ed up in the head. I have very little hope that anything other than death can stop this madness.

If reports that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas plans to present two female terrorists with a medal of honor are found to be true, it will be a grave development, the consequences of which Israel will need to consider, senior government officials told Israel Radio on Wednesday.

The radio station reported earlier in the day that the Al Kuds Mark of Honor, the PLO’s highest medal, would be given to two female terrorists who helped kill Israelis.

The two were Ahlam Tamimi, a Hamas affiliate serving a life sentence for driving the suicide bomber who exploded himself in the Sbarro restaurant in Jerusalem, killing at least half a dozen people, and Amra Muna, who seduced Ophir Rahum over the Internet and then lured him to Ramallah where he was murdered.

Conferring the Al Kuds Mark of Honor is decided at the discretion of the Palestinian Authority’s president, and he alone has the final say when choosing the Palestinians to be honored with the medal.

Palestinian Minister for Prisoner Affairs Ashraf el Ajami told Israel Radio that his ministry gave PA President Mahmoud Abbas a comprehensive list of prisoners and his office chose the nominees from this list.

Ajami refused to confirm that the medal would be given to Tamimi and Muna, saying that he didn’t want to “ruin the surprise” for the families attending the ceremony scheduled for Thursday.

Abbas himself was en route to Russia and his staff refused to comment on the report.

Likud MK Gideon Sa’ar said the report was “troubling and severe” news, but added that if the report were true, it would continue a recent history of doublespeak from Abbas, which, Sa’ar said, presented different Palestinian intentions and narratives when speaking to Arab crowds and when addressing Western diplomats.

Sa’ar mentioned a recent article where Abbas – Israel’s Palestinian peace partner – hinted that a return to armed struggle might be in the benefit of the Palestinian cause.

(Jerusalem Post)