Mother of suicide bombing organizer tells PA TV: "We are proud of him and of his Martyrdom"
Official PA TV program a Martyr’s Tale visited the home of Hani Hashash.
Mother of Hani Hashash: “He [carried out] many operations (i.e., terror attacks) – there was an operation at Joseph’s Tomb (near Nablus). He confronted the soldiers and the same day he hit a soldier and the soldier died, and he came home happy, he was very happy, and all youths (Hani’s friends) came over. They knew that Hani had hit a soldier and the soldier had died in a confrontation. He was very happy about this operation he’d carried out, was proud [of it]. He was always a hero and leader of Jihad, he always engaged in confrontations and activities in the [refugee] camp. He protected his people and his homeland…”
Friend of Hani Hashash: “There was a need for a group from this people that would think to pick up weapons, think about the national activity for the Palestinian national achievement – and that’s what everyone dreamt of and thought about … and Hani was one of those who thought of picking up the weapon and resisting the occupation, for the achievement of the Palestinian national plan.”
Mother of Hani Hashash: “Praise be to Allah, he killed soldiers and wounded soldiers and died a Martyr (Shahid). Praise be to Allah, he makes us proud. We are proud of him and of his Martyrdom.”
Hani Hashash – a member of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades (Fatah’s military wing) who organized the March 30, 2006 Kedumim bombing. In that attack, suicide bomber Ahmed Masharqa blew himself up near the entrance to the West Bank town of Kedumim, killing 4 Israelis – Rafi and Helena Halevi, Reut Feldman and Shaked Lasker. Hashash was killed during an exchange of fire with an elite Israeli police unit in the Balata refugee camp on Aug. 29, 2006.
Mother of Hani Hashash: “He [carried out] many operations (i.e., terror attacks) – there was an operation at Joseph’s Tomb (near Nablus). He confronted the soldiers and the same day he hit a soldier and the soldier died, and he came home happy, he was very happy, and all youths (Hani’s friends) came over. They knew that Hani had hit a soldier and the soldier had died in a confrontation. He was very happy about this operation he’d carried out, was proud [of it]. He was always a hero and leader of Jihad, he always engaged in confrontations and activities in the [refugee] camp. He protected his people and his homeland…”
Friend of Hani Hashash: “There was a need for a group from this people that would think to pick up weapons, think about the national activity for the Palestinian national achievement – and that’s what everyone dreamt of and thought about … and Hani was one of those who thought of picking up the weapon and resisting the occupation, for the achievement of the Palestinian national plan.”
Mother of Hani Hashash: “Praise be to Allah, he killed soldiers and wounded soldiers and died a Martyr (Shahid). Praise be to Allah, he makes us proud. We are proud of him and of his Martyrdom.”
Hani Hashash – a member of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades (Fatah’s military wing) who organized the March 30, 2006 Kedumim bombing. In that attack, suicide bomber Ahmed Masharqa blew himself up near the entrance to the West Bank town of Kedumim, killing 4 Israelis – Rafi and Helena Halevi, Reut Feldman and Shaked Lasker. Hashash was killed during an exchange of fire with an elite Israeli police unit in the Balata refugee camp on Aug. 29, 2006.