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Published: 08/31/08, 1:27 PM
Gaza Terrorists Training 11-Year-Old Children to Kill Jewsby Ze'ev Ben-Yechiel (IsraelNN.com) “The parents of the Jewish children are the soldiers and officers who kill us here. I want these parents to get a taste of what it's like to have your children killed, just as the Palestinians experience every day,” said the boy. He and his young terrorist associates have undergone live firearms training, including pistols and rifles, from the Salah al-Din Brigades, the armed wing of the Popular Resistance Committees. A photograph published in Ynet showed a young boy from the training aiming an Israeli-supplied M-16 rifle straight at the camera, his small frame bent to support the weight. "I would rather die fighting the occupation than die at home from a missile, which is what happened to hundreds of Palestinian children," said Muhammad. The training of child killers is part of a larger step-up in military training that various terrorist groups in Gaza claim to be a response to the threat of a wide-scale Israeli operation in the area. "Every day we hear threats from Israel and witness its training exercises, therefore we must be prepared," said Salah al-Din Brigades spokesman Abu Abir. “This is an enemy that cannot be trusted and is famous for breaking its promises. The enemy even killed the prophets; it cannot be trusted," he said. The terrorists also staged exercises with assault rifles, rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns. "We will unleash the fires of hell if the Zionist enemy continues its crimes," said Abu Hamzeh, the group's military chief after the parade. "We're getting ready for the next round," he added. "The Zionist enemy will have neither peace nor security while it occupies our land." Abu Hamzeh claimed his group had "hundreds of rockets" aimed at southern Israel and ready to launch. Sign up to receive the Daily Israel Report by email (Free) © IsraelNN Syndications - This article may not be republished freely. Review what you can publish free of charge and what requires a syndication payment on the Syndications Page.
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