Torture Fuels Hamas-PA Conflict
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Ynetnews.com reports on claims by Hamas that the Palestinian Authority has tortured one of their operatives to death during interrogation in a PA jail.
It makes one wonder two things:
1. If Palestinians can even keep from torturing, terrorizing, and killing each other, how does the world expect them to stop doing that to Israelis?
and, more importantly,
2. Where is the “outrage” of the world (the EU, the UN, etc.), and specifically human rights organizations (like Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, etc.) when this happens? Where are the condemnations and investigations?
Can you only imagine the repercussions you’d hear about if the tortured and killed Palestinian in question died at the hands of the Israelis?
Do people not see a glaring double standard here, every single time something like this happens (e.g., Palestinians throwing “collaborators” off of rooftops while the world looks the other way).

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