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(Jerusalem Post) - Margot Dudkevitch Two Palestinian brothers who infiltrated into Netzarim in the Gaza District Saturday night, armed with knives, were not aged eight and 13, as initially claimed, but aged 14 and 17. According to Dr. Shafik Masalha, a clinical psychologist and lecturer at Tel Aviv University who completed a study on the effects of the current violence on the dreams of Palestinian youths, the parents and leaders are to blame for not making it clear to children that they are not a part of the violence and were not born into the world for the purpose of dying. 2003-01-13 00:00:00Full Article
Palestinian Youths Captured in Attack on Netzarim
(Jerusalem Post) - Margot Dudkevitch Two Palestinian brothers who infiltrated into Netzarim in the Gaza District Saturday night, armed with knives, were not aged eight and 13, as initially claimed, but aged 14 and 17. According to Dr. Shafik Masalha, a clinical psychologist and lecturer at Tel Aviv University who completed a study on the effects of the current violence on the dreams of Palestinian youths, the parents and leaders are to blame for not making it clear to children that they are not a part of the violence and were not born into the world for the purpose of dying. 2003-01-13 00:00:00Full Article
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