Is This Man Exempt?
It is fairly common knowledge that Sharia law requires that adulterers be executed, usually by stoning, but what if the adulterer is a leader in the struggle against Israel and the infidels?
There is a time and place for everything, supposedly, but definitely chose the wrong time and place to get a little on the side.
Khaled Shawish, an officer in Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' Force 17 presidential guards, was captured by undercover Israeli police forces following scores of shooting attacks he is suspected of carrying out. Shawish, who doubles as the Ramallah chief of the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades terror group, previously boasted of involvement in a West Bank shooting attack in December 2000 that killed Israeli ultranationalist leader Benjamin Kahane and Kahane's wife, Talya.
What was he doing when he was caught by the Israelis?
According to Israeli security officials and Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades sources in Ramallah, Shawish was arrested after the Israeli police stormed his jeep, which was parked in a lot outside the Muqata, about 200 feet from Arafat's grave. The sources said at the time of his arrest, Shawish was having intercourse in the back seat of his jeep with a Palestinian woman, whose identity is being withheld by WND. The woman was not his wife.
Now we see how serious these people are about stoning adulterers. Something tells me that this guy is somehow exempt. Maybe the poor woman will have to suffer the penalty for both of them. That could be why Israel has not released her name too.
There is a time and place for everything, supposedly, but definitely chose the wrong time and place to get a little on the side.
Khaled Shawish, an officer in Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' Force 17 presidential guards, was captured by undercover Israeli police forces following scores of shooting attacks he is suspected of carrying out. Shawish, who doubles as the Ramallah chief of the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades terror group, previously boasted of involvement in a West Bank shooting attack in December 2000 that killed Israeli ultranationalist leader Benjamin Kahane and Kahane's wife, Talya.
What was he doing when he was caught by the Israelis?
According to Israeli security officials and Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades sources in Ramallah, Shawish was arrested after the Israeli police stormed his jeep, which was parked in a lot outside the Muqata, about 200 feet from Arafat's grave. The sources said at the time of his arrest, Shawish was having intercourse in the back seat of his jeep with a Palestinian woman, whose identity is being withheld by WND. The woman was not his wife.
Now we see how serious these people are about stoning adulterers. Something tells me that this guy is somehow exempt. Maybe the poor woman will have to suffer the penalty for both of them. That could be why Israel has not released her name too.
posted by shoprat at 2:20 PM
6 Comments:
I linked to you in a post entitled "Sometimes A Guy Just Can't Win." It included another example of Islamic absurdity.
Shoprat,
He may be glad it was the IDF that caught him. That said, a double standard would probably com into play otherwise...
He'll probably claim that she raped him; that way she'll get the stoning and he will get off scott free.
There is probably some clause that says he must be stoned except in times of jihad. You can bet that the woman isn't exempt.
Good morning, Shoprat. I posted on the same thing yesterday. I had already done a post, but when I saw this article I had to post about it too. Who could make this stuff up? We know the woman would be stoned but I don't know about the man. I think that his leaders would be really upset with him defiling Arafats gravesite though, but who knows?
Yeah, he's exempt.
Just like liberals are exempt from energy conservation and honesty.
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