How they do it–Brother of Duma firebombing victim arrested

In nighttime raid, Shin Bet brings in Wissam Dawabsha for suspected membership in Hamas

ed note–it is a common question rhetorically asked by those who follow events involving Israel and organized Jewish interests in general, how it is that Israel and her people spread throughout the world are able to sit there with a straight face and either defend the indefensible or otherwise take a relaxed view of events where their own people are engaged in some horrific act, whether it is some IDF bloodbath in Gaza or the deliberate incineration of a family such as the Dawabshes.

This story is just a minor example as to the kind of mental conditioning that is done to Jews in order to prevent them from engaging in any type of soul-searching–either on the individual or collective level–concerning what is done either by them or in their name.

Whether there is a hint of truth whatsoever to the charge that Wissam–the brother of Riham Dawabshe who was murdered by Judaic terrorists along with his wife and child–is immaterial. In order to cast a dark cloud over what is a clear-cut case of religiously-inspired deliberate murder, the Judaic leadership would jinn up charges against the brother of the victims so as to bring back into the fold those Jews who might taking an honest, painful look at what their co-religionists did. Remember, just as with the massacre that took place in Gaza known as ‘Protective Edge’, where thousands of innocent people lost their lives, what mattered to Jews THE WORLD OVER was that 3 Israeli teens were murdered beforehand and that the thousands of innocent Palestinians who were incinerated, shot, blown to bits, etc, got what was coming to them, despite the fact that to this day no one really knows who murdered the 3 teens.

Times of Israel

The Shin Bet security service arrested the brother of firebombing victim Riham Dawabsha in the West Bank village of Duma on Sunday night, the agency said.

Wissam Dawabsha was picked up and brought in for questioning for allegedly belonging to the Hamas terrorist organization, according to the army. (While the Israel Defense Forces did not name Dawabsha directly, it said that the one person arrested in Duma overnight was suspected of Hamas affiliation.)

Riham Dawabsha, along with her husband, Saad, and their 18-month-old toddler, Ali, were killed last summer when firebombs were thrown into their home, allegedly by Jewish extremist Amiram Ben-Uliel.

Elsewhere in the West Bank, the IDF arrested four other suspected members of Hamas, the army said. One of them was a university lecturer in Nablus, Palestinian sources said.

Overnight, Givati Brigade soldiers uncovered two homemade Carl Gustav-style submachine guns, along with ammunition and magazines, in the Judea region of the West Bank, the army said.

Eight other Palestinians were arrested for rock throwing and taking part in violent demonstrations, the IDF said in a statement.