Hamas, the BBC and the Pursuit of Justice for My Daughter’s Murder
Peloni: The only reason why this matter has yet to be resolved is due to the lack of resolve on the part of the American govt to adequately demand the extradition of Ahlam Tamimi to face American justice for her crimes. Notably, the Americans demonstrated their rank use of personalized sanctions under the Biden administration when they placed sanctions on specific Israeli citizens, something now being mimicked by the EU, and more surmounting pressure than even that was employed by the Biden administration to forestall the delivery of weapon systems to Israel, even after payment had been made for them and even as Israel was in a state of war. Yet, no such measures of political, financial or military pressure has ever been applied to Jordan beyond the request for extradition of Tamimi which was quickly ignored by the Jordanian govt. This celebratory barbarian needs to be brought to America, and brought to justice. Waiting even one day more is too great of an assault on justice.
Jonathan Feldstein
This summer will mark 25th years since of one of the most horrific terrorist attacks not just during what’s known as the Second Intifada, but in Israeli history. At the August 9th bombing of the Sbarro pizzeria, 130 were wounded and 16 people were killed, including seven children and a pregnant woman. One of the children murdered was 15-year-old Malki Roth, one of two American murdered that day. All these years later, her family is still seeking justice.
Turkey’s Interior Minister Mustafa Cipci. Screengrab via Youtube




Photo: CAIR, Alparslan Esmer, Public Domain, Wikimedia Commons.
Tehran in a clean day by Amir Pashaei, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0


