Comments on: Hamas paying the price: Al Zahar’s son killed in anti-terror operations http://hashmonean.com/2008/01/15/hamas-paying-the-price-al-zahars-son-killed-in-anti-terror-operations/ In Zion We Trust Thu, 03 May 2012 07:21:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: saus http://hashmonean.com/2008/01/15/hamas-paying-the-price-al-zahars-son-killed-in-anti-terror-operations/#comment-96626 saus Tue, 15 Jan 2008 21:07:26 +0000 http://hashmonean.com/2008/01/15/hamas-paying-the-price-al-zahars-son-killed-in-anti-terror-operations/#comment-96626 I do recall, Rantisi was a real fanatic! Al Zahar is the last of the very public ultra maniacs in the upper circle. I just don't think Haniyeh has it in him.. When Hamas came to power after the election the media was fawning over Haniyeh with these light, dashing styled images with him laughing & smiling; very PR oriented. Lately he's always butting heads with the super maniac K. Mashal in absentia, and now every time I see a picture of him he looks like has has an ulcer or worse got caught in the headlights. Can't be easy being a well known terrorist. I do recall, Rantisi was a real fanatic! Al Zahar is the last of the very public ultra maniacs in the upper circle. I just don't think Haniyeh has it in him..

When Hamas came to power after the election the media was fawning over Haniyeh with these light, dashing styled images with him laughing & smiling; very PR oriented.

Lately he's always butting heads with the super maniac K. Mashal in absentia, and now every time I see a picture of him he looks like has has an ulcer or worse got caught in the headlights. Can't be easy being a well known terrorist.

]]> By: soccer dad http://hashmonean.com/2008/01/15/hamas-paying-the-price-al-zahars-son-killed-in-anti-terror-operations/#comment-96619 soccer dad Tue, 15 Jan 2008 16:57:31 +0000 http://hashmonean.com/2008/01/15/hamas-paying-the-price-al-zahars-son-killed-in-anti-terror-operations/#comment-96619 Do you remember that Dr. Rantisi (may he rest in pieces) had a debate with his wife whether it would be good for their children to be martyrs? The not-so-good pediatrician was all for sacrificing his own children - a wish that I believe came true when he was killed - but his wife very publicly disagreed with him. Do you remember that Dr. Rantisi (may he rest in pieces) had a debate with his wife whether it would be good for their children to be martyrs? The not-so-good pediatrician was all for sacrificing his own children – a wish that I believe came true when he was killed – but his wife very publicly disagreed with him.

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