The incident in question happened in 2015. Not 2 years ago.
2/8
Her car didn't just spontaneously "catch fire". After yelling "Allah hu Ackbar" Israa attempted to blow up her car using a gas container hidden in her car.
3/8
She injured an officer burning his face after noticing her acting suspiciously at a crossing.
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At first they blamed a "faulty gas cannister" that picked the absolute worst time to be faulty.
(sidebar) Amazing how cars seem to develop minds of their own at these crossings, eh?
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As far as "denying" her surgery or medicine, all prisoners are by Israeli law given the basic health fund coverage *for free*. Details of health services provided to IPS prisoner provided here: gov.il/he/departments…
7/8
Today I was at an @idf Intelligence sponsored exclusive exhibition where the evils and horrors of the October 7 planning and execution were showcased and never before seen artifacts were presented.
I'll share what I'm allowed to share with you in the following thread. 🧵
First is a small sample of the most popular books found in your average Gazan home, displaying the level of indoctrinated from the cradle to the grave.
A book for children about killing Jews with their car.
A book about the "history of the Jews" where the worst antisemitic tropes of history are presented as fact.
A book colourfully titled "The End of the Jews"
And of course, no home is complete without a copy of Mein Kampf, translated to Arabic.
Next, we see a map of the kibbutz Be'eri, which suffered one of the worst massacres.
This map was found torn to pieces on one of the Hamas terrorists who tried to destroy it before being discovered.
It marks off the areas of entry into the kibbutz, after Hamas gathered intelligence from Gazan workers who would come to Be'eri on a work permit.
The area that was purposely targeted were the houses on the south where families with young children lived.
1. Clarification of their identity: Jewish students at Columbia University assert their right to speak for themselves and reject others who claim to represent their experiences and values.
2. Connection to Israel: They express their belief in the Jewish People's right to self-determination in their historic homeland and emphasize the integral role of Zionism in their Jewish identity.