Showing posts with label Muslim Rape Victims. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muslim Rape Victims. Show all posts

Saturday, October 1, 2011

This doesn't get on Main Stream Media. Only Arab News of what Israel does in retaliation.

This doesn't get on Main Stream Media. Only Arab News of what Israel does in retaliation.



http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/148149

Arabs Throw Rocks at 20 Month Old Baby

Arabs threw rocks at an Israeli car in Samaria, injuring the baby girl in the face.
By Gil Ronen
First Publish: 9/21/2011, 7:58 PM
Arabs threw rocks Wednesday at an Israeli car between Migdalim and Tapuach Junction in Samaria. A 20 month old girl was injured in the face.
The baby girl received treatment from Samaria Regional Authority medics and evacuated to a hospital. The Authority Head Gershon Mesika said: "The 'men of peace' of the Palestinian murder authority provide yet more proof, to those who still need it, as to just whom we are facing. We face low life terrorists who try to murder babies."
"They hold an olive twig in their mouths and murder weapons in their hands. To these barbarian terrorists they want to give a state. The Nation of Israel is strong, the government needs to learn from it and be strengthened by its spirit – no to folding and surrendering, yes to construction and stamping out terrorism."
An Israeli citizen was lightly wounded from rocks hurled by Arabs as he drove near Halhoul. Three Arabs were arrested Wednesday afternoon in confrontations with security forces near the Kalandiya checkpoint. Earlier, they threw rocks at IDF forces and burned tires.
Several dozen Arabs threw rocks at Border Policemen near Har Adar, not far from Jerusalem. No one was hurt. The policemen used riot dispersal gear to scatter the rioters.

Photos by Samaria Regional Council





Monday, September 19, 2011

Sweden: Government will spend $620,000 on protecting Jews


from jihad watch

Sweden: Government will spend $620,000 on protecting Jews

Earlier this year, Hollywood cancelled making a movie in Sweden about Jews, because they estimated that "Sweden [is] a VERY unsafe place for the Jewish community due to the large and increasingly hostile community of Muslims.” During the 2nd World War, Sweden was a safe haven for Jews. Now Jews have to flee Sweden because of Muslim immigrants' hateful and violent anti-Semitism.
Finally, the Swedish government takes action. Not by limiting immigration of Islamic supremacists, but by spending a (ridiculously small) amount of money on the "protection of Jews":
From the Swedish government's official homepage:
Four million kroner (620,000 USD) for security of Jewish minority Press release, September 5th 2011
Department of Work
The Government will spend four million kroner in 2012 on increasing the security and decreasing the vulnerability of the Jewish minority. Research shows that even though tolerance is increasing in society, anti-Semitic views have not decreased to the same extent. The Jewish minority is the subject of anti-Semitic hate crimes and harassment. Even children are harassed in everyday life. Many Jews in Sweden are afraid of openly showing that they belong to the Jewish minority.
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Father slit throats of three daughters in 'honour killing' after they were raped by Gaddafi's troops


Father slit throats of three daughters in 'honour killing' after they were raped by Gaddafi's troops

  • Human rights group uncovers widespread war crimes by loyalist forces
  • Investigators told children perched on top of tanks as human shields
  • Soldiers 'set up rape camp at school where dead sisters were attacked'
By Liz Hazelton
Last updated at 5:10 PM on 30th August 2011


 

A Libyan father killed his three daughters after they were raped by Gaddafi's troops to lift the shame on his family, a human rights group said today.
The girls, aged 15, 17 and 18 were allegedly assaulted by soldiers at a school in the town of Tomina, near the war-shattered city of Misrata, during a two-month siege.
When they returned home, their father slit their throats in a so-called honour killing, according to Physicians for Human Rights (PHR).
Shattered: Human rights investigators interviewed survivors of the siege of Misrata and revealed widespread war crimes by Gaddafi's men
Shattered: Human rights investigators interviewed survivors of the siege of Misrata and revealed widespread war crimes by Gaddafi's men
The horrific story was one of a number to emerge from Misrata after the group sent in a team of interviewers in June to catalogue human rights abuses just after Libyan forces expelled Gaddafi loyalists.
Researchers from PHR were also told that Gaddafi's men:
  • forced numerous civilians to act as human shields
  • perched children on top of tanks to deter Nato attacks
  • used rape as a weapon of war with deadly consequences
The human rights group, which is based in Boston, concluded that there was widespread evidence of war crimes during the siege.
Hundreds of civilians died in the siege: Here seven members of the Al Nour family - including Abdul Mufta, eight, and Nadia, five - are buried after their house was bombed by Gaddafi's troops
Hundreds of civilians died in the siege: Here seven members of the Al Nour family - including Abdul Mufta, eight, and Nadia, five - are buried after their house was bombed by Gaddafi's troops
'Four eyewitnesses reported that (Gadhafi) troops forcibly detained 107 civilians and used them as human shields to guard military munitions from Nato attacks south of Misrata,' said the report, which was released today.

'One father told PHR how (Gadhafi) soldiers forced his two young children to sit on a military tank and threatened the family: "You'll stay here, and if Nato attacks us, you'll die, too."'
Richard Sollom, who was the lead author on the report, concluded that no one had evidence that rape was widespread - but the fear of sexual assault was endemic.
'One witness reported that (Gaddafi) forces transformed an elementary school into a detention site where they reportedly raped women and girls as young as 14 years old,' the report noted.

Distress: Iman Al-Obeidi claimed she had been raped by Gaddafi's men when she rushed into the Rixos hotel in Tripoli
Distress: Iman Al-Obeidi claimed she had been raped by Gaddafi's men when she rushed into the Rixos hotel in Tripoli
It added that it had found no evidence to confirm or deny reports that Gaddafi troops and loyalists were issued Viagra-type drugs to sustain their systematic rapes.
Researchers also heard reports of suspected honour killings - including the murder of the three sisters by their father.
But PHR also noted that 'some in Tomina have stood up against this practice, including a well-known sheik who has publicly advocated for raped women and girls to be seen as brave and bringing honor to their families'.
The group obtained copies of military orders as evidence that Gaddafi ordered his troops to starve civilians in Misrata, while pillaging food caches and barring locals from receiving humanitarian aid.
Physicians for Human Rights only investigated the abuses committed by Gaddafi forces. The timing of their visit, and its focus on Misrata, meant that PHR was not in a position to comment on allegations of rights violations by the Libyan rebels or by Nato, the group said.
It said NATO should investigate any credible claims made against the allied force that supported the rebels, largely through thousands of bombing sorties.
PHR particularly raised the issue of medical neutrality in war time, accusing the Gaddafi forces of attacking hospitals, clinics and ambulances, and preventing doctors from reaching or treating injured civilians.
Last week, the New York-based Human Rights Watch said it had collected evidence that 'strongly suggests that Gaddafi government forces went on a spate of arbitrary killing as Tripoli was falling.'
Meanwhile, Amnesty International, which is based in London, also accused pro-Gaddafi guards of raping child detainees, but added that Libyan rebels are abusing children and holding migrant workers as prisoners.
All three major human rights groups have called on both sides to respect prisoners - and beyond that, to build a post-Gaddafi Libya.
'Individual perpetrators need to be brought to justice and held to account for their crimes,' Sollom said.
'And as we've seen historically in places like South Africa and Bosnia and Rwanda, it's a cathartic experience for the country, and a necessary one, to move forward.'


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2031710/Libya-Father-slit-throats-girls-raped-Gaddafis-men.html#ixzz1WYAdgda3