Tuesday, August 10, 2004
JERUSALEM: Israel systematically discriminates against Palestinian vehicles on West Bank roads, creating a policy that has "many similarities" to the former apartheid regime in South Africa, an Israeli human rights group charged Monday. A report published by the B'tselem group said Israel bans or strictly controls Palestinian vehicles on more than 700 kilometers (430 miles) of West Bank roads, many of them major thoroughfares. B'tselem said Palestinian vehicles were banned from 120 kilometres of West Bank roads, needed special permits on 245 kilometers (156 miles), and were discouraged by the application of selective traffic ticketing policies and other discriminatory measures from traveling on an additional 365 kilometres.
This seemed so believable until I reached the article's end without seeing the words, "car bomb," "bomb vest" or "terrorist attack." Who are these "HR" nuckfuggets and do they actually believe this sort of horsesh!t? Until all Palestinians renounce terrorism, they should be subjected to cavity searches every ten f&%king feet. |