Gunmen from Yasser Arafat's Al-Aksa Brigades executed an Arab woman in Shechem on Friday night for "collaborating" with Israel. The woman, Haifa Sultan, 39, was dragged out of her home and into the street, and then shot in the head. The terrorists then shot Haifa's younger sister Adibeh in the legs, wounding her severely.
The Israel Law Center "Shurat HaDin" released a statement condemning the killing. The Center's founder, Attorney Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, has been in the forefront on behalf of Arabs accused of cooperating with Israel and who often face execution after a quick trial, or no trial at all. The Center says that Sultan is the third woman to be murdered by Fatah gunmen in recent months. "Even after years of murders of hundreds of suspected 'collaborators' by Fatah," Darshan-Leitner said, "there is yet to be one arrest, one indictment, or one trial."
The Israel Law Center "Shurat HaDin" released a statement condemning the killing. The Center's founder, Attorney Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, has been in the forefront on behalf of Arabs accused of cooperating with Israel and who often face execution after a quick trial, or no trial at all. The Center says that Sultan is the third woman to be murdered by Fatah gunmen in recent months. "Even after years of murders of hundreds of suspected 'collaborators' by Fatah," Darshan-Leitner said, "there is yet to be one arrest, one indictment, or one trial."