Introducing our latest weapon: Zionist Death AIDS.TM
In honor of International AIDS Day, a conference was held Monday in Ramallah on ways to prevent spread of the disease in the Palestinian Authority, where there are 80 listed infected people.Religious figures who participated in the conference cautioned that one of Israel’s aims is to damage the Palestinians by spreading promiscuous norms that are likely to negatively affect residents of the PA.“Israel is trying to hurt the Palestinian Authority and the Palestinian people also by means of exporting AIDS, drug trafficking, promiscuous norms, and making prostitution legal,” warned president of the sharia religious court in the PA, Sheikh Taissir Tamimi, and spokesman of the Greek Orthodox Church, Archbishop Atalla Hanna.—-Archbishop Hanna said that Israel is conducting a battle against Palestinian societal values.“A few weeks ago, the Israelis wanted to organize a parade of sexual deviants who wanted to demonstrate for their right to be sexual and moral deviants all in order to damage our values and the holiness of Jerusalem. These people wanted to hold the parade in Jerusalem of all places,” he said.Hanna also said that he had read in one of the Palestinian newspapers about a young AIDS-infected Israeli woman who, according to the article, arrived in Jerusalem in order to infect young Palestinians with the disease. The archbishop called the Palestinian public to beware of such dangers.
Of course, these palestinian religious leaders are missing another of our devious ways to spread AIDS (hat tip: StandWithUs).
Her lower lip quivering with every breath, Hala Ketnani, a 10-month-old girl from Gaza, sleeps beneath an oxygen hood in an Israeli intensive care unit as she recovers from heart surgery.She had been unable to have the operation in Gaza, where many hospitals are suffering from worsening conditions since a Western aid embargo was imposed this year to pressure a Hamas-led Palestinian government to recognise Israel.Under the private Israeli programme “Save a Child’s Heart”, doctors at Wolfson Hospital near Tel Aviv repair congenital heart defects for children like Ketnani from the Palestinian territories, Iraq, Jordan and Africa.More than 1,000 children, about half from Gaza and the occupied West Bank, have been helped so far by the programme, which is partly funded by the European Union.“I’m so happy to see the colour returning to Hala’s cheeks,” said the baby’s grandmother, Raisa Ketnani, 65, clasping her hands together in a prayer-like pose. “I am very thankful.”Israeli soldiers and settlers quit Gaza in 2005 after a 38-year military occupation, but a substantial number of Palestinians in the territory still rely on either Israel or neighbouring Egypt for humanitarian needs such as medicine.The need has risen in the past year with a drop in medical care levels in Gaza and the West Bank since Hamas, an Islamist group, took office after a January election and Western nations cut off direct funds to the Palestinian Authority.Though it generally denies entry to Palestinians since they began an uprising in 2000, Israel says it eases the restrictions when it comes to medical care.Shlomo Dror, an Israeli Defence Ministry spokesman, said about 1,000 Palestinians per month receive medical treatment in Israel, up from 600 in recent years.
Of course, you know I am using humor to prove a point about the ridiculousness of such accusations. If the palestinians want to get to the bottom (so to speak) of their AIDS problem, perhaps they could start here.
