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Written on 08/05/05 at 00:17:15 EST by TooJewish |
by Yekutiel Ben Yaakov Eden Natan Zada, a 19 year old Israeli soldier was murdered and lynched by a violent Arab mob in Shfaram after he allegedly opened fire on a bus, killing several Arab passengers. Police cuffed and arrested Eden, and later allowed the mob to lynch him. This was still not sufficient to calm the Arab marauders down. An Arab doctor was then permitted to come on the bus to make certain that Eden was in fact dead. This too was not enough as the crowd danced and stormed the bus. The police allowed this wild mob to control the area and the bus for several hours, until they stepped in to remove the Jewish body from the bus. The police moved in only after Jewish civilians threatened to extricate the body and to storm into Shefaram. Five minutes after the Jewish threat was given, the cops sent in specially trained riot police to restore some peace and order to the area around the bus. Eden's friends and family described him as being a shy, kind hearted and modest Jew, who was returning to his Jewish roots and as a person who would not harm a fly. Eden had been carrying out a stubborn struggle over recent months against his draft into the IDF during the disengagement period. He repeatedly pleaded with IDF recruitment officers not to draft him. Nobody listened. He was drafted. He continued to beg and cry to be relieved of duty so as not to carry out the "historic crime." Nobody listened to his plea. He ran away from the army on three seperate occasions and sat in jail in two of those instances in his battle to be free from participating in the disengagement expulsion plan. Voice of Judea Commentary: Who is the real killer here? Who forced Eden to join the IDF and to violate his conscience? Who armed him, in spite of his repeated warnings? How many other Edens are out there who are torn and tormented over the role they are being forced to play in the disengagement? This tragic incident should serve as a wake up call to Sharon to return to his senses and to permit the people of Israel to decide their own destiny. This incident should prove to all of us that Sharon can't force a majority of Israelis who are opposed to the disengagement to carry out what they feel to be his treasonous dirty work. This incident should serve as a wake up call for Sharon to listen to the pleading of the majority of his nation and of his soldiers? Somebody needs to listen to the soldiers and to hear their pain. It is very easy to threaten jail terms to soldiers who refuse to serve now and it is easy to condemn Eden.Even Eden's neighbors in Tapuach are distancing themselves from him. Eden was no more than a small pawn in a satanic chess game. Eden and those he killed were the first casualties in Sharon's sadistic disengagement plan. What will it take for Sharon to listen? If people are not allowed to democratically vote against his horrific plan, there will no doubt be other tormented souls who will speak through their rifles. Sharon - wake up and postpone the disengagemnet until a referendum is held. In the meantime, listen to your soldiers and free those who wish to be released. To vote in an independent referendum visit www.mishal.org One other point needs to be made: In the past there have been many cases where Arab terrorists murdererd Jews and were protected from angry Jewish bystanders. How many times have we heard the brave policeman speak of a fair trial, law and order and all of the other fine words to justify their protection of the Arab terrorists, often at great personal risk to themselves. It is shameful that in a land that calls itself a lnad of law, order and democracy that a mob of criminals were permitted to carry out a pre-trial mob lynch of a suspect. It is mind boggling to consider the police allowing this mob to control the scene for hours. It is no less outrageous to consider the fact that a doctor was permitted to participate in the lynching ceremony to formally pronounce Eden dead. Credit: Voice of Judea |
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