SubscribeHamas - On The Gentle Art Of Handling Protests
From the wire services:
Palestinian Fatah party supporters attend Friday noon prayers in Gaza City. More than 10,000 Palestinians defied Hamas on Friday to pray outside in the biggest protest in the Gaza Strip since the radical Islamist movement captured control of the territory two months ago.
Palestinian Fatah party supporters shout as they take part in a rally following Friday noon prayers in Gaza City.
Fatah party supporters tear down billboards during a rally following Friday noon prayers in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip.
Members of the Hamas Executive force shout during an anti-Hamas protest after Friday prayers in Gaza August 31, 2007.
Palestinian Fatah party supporters run after members of the Hamas Executive Force arrest several people during a rally following Friday noon prayers in Gaza City.
Hamas Executive Force members ride in a truck as they disperse a protest by Fatah supporters following Muslim prayers in Gaza City, Friday, Aug. 31, 2007.
Members of the Hamas Executive force patrol in a street after clashes with members of the Fatah movement in Gaza August 31, 2007.
Members of the Fatah movement run during clashes with members of the Hamas Executive force in Gaza August 31, 2007.
Palestinian members of the Hamas Executive Force chase a Fatah supporter during clashes at a protest following Muslim prayers in Gaza City, Friday, Aug. 31, 2007.
Palestinian members of the Hamas Executive Force detain a Fatah supporter during clashes at a protest following Muslim prayers in Gaza City, Friday, Aug. 31, 2007.
Hamas Executive Force officers stand over a Palestinian Fatah supporter after he was knocked to the ground during a protest following Muslim prayers in Gaza City, Friday, Aug. 31, 2007.
Palestinian Fatah supporters are detained by members of the Hamas Executive Force during clashes at a protest following Muslim prayers in Gaza City, Friday, Aug. 31, 2007.
A Palestinian Fatah supporter is detained by members of the Hamas Executive Force during clashes at a protest following Muslim prayers in Gaza City, Friday, Aug. 31, 2007.
A member of the Hamas Executive Force uses his baton to disperse a Fatah supporter during clashes erupted during a protest following Muslim prayers in Gaza City, Friday, Aug. 31, 2007.
Members of the Hamas Executive Force arrest a Palestinian Fatah party supporter during a rally following Friday noon prayers in Gaza City.
Members of the Hamas Executive force arrest two members of the Fatah movement during clashes in Gaza August 31, 2007.
Members of the Hamas Executive force arrest two members of the Fatah movement during clashes in Gaza August 31, 2007.
Once again we are beholden to Gaza, that model for the coming world caliphate, for providing us infidels a lesson in Islamic civil governance.
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September 1st, 2007 at 1:47 am
I was especially amused at how the pictures showed Hamas members beating Fatah members with nightsticks, and the media’s captions….
But I guess they got to support somebody.
September 1st, 2007 at 5:54 am
Israel finally put up a border wall and the ultimate result has been innately violent nihilistic “religion of peace” trolls turning on each other rather than havocking their neighbors. Hopefully, our congress will take note of this and secure our southern border.
September 1st, 2007 at 11:03 am
Yet another object lesson in why we ought to fight islamibombs with everything we’ve got. These people are brutal to fellow muslizombs, imagine what they’d be like with real power.
September 1st, 2007 at 2:13 pm
LOL Redneck, hilarious captions to say the least..!!
My favorites are the 4th and 5th pictures from the bottom.
Fatah man in black sleeved shirt is first “detained”, then “dispersed” in the next photo.
Looks more like “roughed up and shoved” and then “beaten with a baton” while handcuffed to me.
Those “wire service” stringers can sure be creative in their fictionalizations, my oh my…..;o)