Fatah spokesman justifies synagogue terror attack that killed 5
On Nov. 18, 2014, two Arab terrorists, Ghassan and Uday Abu Jamal from East Jerusalem, entered a synagogue in Jerusalem and attacked worshippers with guns, knives and axes, killing 4 worshippers and a police officer. The terrorists were killed in an exchange of fire with Israeli Security Forces that arrived on the scene.
Fatah's spokesman Ahmad Assaf gave the following statement to the press:
"Responding to the operation (i.e., the Jerusalem synagogue terror attack) that resulted in the deaths of the two men who had carried it out, Fatah spokesman Ahmad Assaf said in a statement to the press that 'the attack was the natural result of the Israeli violations in Jerusalem.' In addition, Assaf emphasized that 'the Netanyahu government is leading us into a cycle of violence.'... Hamas welcomed the operation, and said it was a natural response to the Israeli actions."
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Fatah's spokesman Ahmad Assaf gave the following statement to the press:
"Responding to the operation (i.e., the Jerusalem synagogue terror attack) that resulted in the deaths of the two men who had carried it out, Fatah spokesman Ahmad Assaf said in a statement to the press that 'the attack was the natural result of the Israeli violations in Jerusalem.' In addition, Assaf emphasized that 'the Netanyahu government is leading us into a cycle of violence.'... Hamas welcomed the operation, and said it was a natural response to the Israeli actions."
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