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(Wall Street Journal) James Taranto - Rantisi was a pediatrician who practiced an innovative variety of physician-assisted suicide: sending bomb-laden young Arabs to blow themselves up, killing many Israelis in the process. An obituary in the Guardian, a British paper, describes him as "the man who loved the Palestinian children so much that he admitted openly that he was prepared to slaughter Israeli infants to guarantee the future of their Palestinian counterparts." Israel does a better job than the Palestinian "leaders" of looking out for the welfare of Palestinian children. "Israeli government sources said they had struck at the first available opportunity, but had to wait for weeks because Rantisi had surrounded himself with children," noted the Associated Press. 2004-04-22 00:00:00Full Article
Israel Kills a Pioneer in Physician-Assisted Suicide
(Wall Street Journal) James Taranto - Rantisi was a pediatrician who practiced an innovative variety of physician-assisted suicide: sending bomb-laden young Arabs to blow themselves up, killing many Israelis in the process. An obituary in the Guardian, a British paper, describes him as "the man who loved the Palestinian children so much that he admitted openly that he was prepared to slaughter Israeli infants to guarantee the future of their Palestinian counterparts." Israel does a better job than the Palestinian "leaders" of looking out for the welfare of Palestinian children. "Israeli government sources said they had struck at the first available opportunity, but had to wait for weeks because Rantisi had surrounded himself with children," noted the Associated Press. 2004-04-22 00:00:00Full Article
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