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Ten former IDF combat soldiers rescued a US citizen and her two-and-a-half-year-old son from a Palestinian village in the Tulkarm area where they had been held captive for 3 years, Israel Radio revealed on Wednesday morning.
The woman, who had married a young Palestinian man she met in the United States, was being held captive in his house, together with their son. The man's first wife and four children from the first marriage also live in the house.
The woman's husband allegedly hit her, prevented her from leaving the house and threatened that if she left, she would never see their son again. He also threatened that if she left the home, she would be apprehended by the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency).
After efforts to bring about the woman's release by contacting Palestinian Authority officials failed, the woman's parents contacted a Jewish American man who had served in a combat unit in the IDF. He contacted friends in Israel who planned the rescue operation for several weeks, gathering intelligence on the family's routine, and carrying it out successfully on Monday, according to Army Radio.
The woman and her son were transferred to the US consulate in Jerusalem and left the country on an airliner to Ohio on Tuesday.
Giora, one of the men who took part in rescuing the woman and her son, told Israel Radio that while the IDF was not aware of the operation, the US consulate was updated about every step of the mission.
"The rescue mission was planned in a similar way to operations carried out during my time in the military in a way that ensured no lives were endangered," Giora told the station,
The family promised a financial reward to the men for freeing their daughter, Giora said, insisting, however, that "we didn't do it for the money.
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:jump: :jump: :jump: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
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why keep
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My hat is off to these guys, but let's not forget that this woman deserves a raspberry.
There's a LOT of stories out there involving children produced by western women slumming with Muslim men and later finding themselves in a custody battle. The end too often is the father kidnapping the child and running back home behind the Muhammadan curtain, both never to be seen again.
I often use this comment when I observe the behavior of naive American women: "Don't fornicate with animals." I usually use a different F word.
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I have to agree with Ithaca. 10 Jewish lives are not worth rescuing this tramp from her own mess. I would have left her with the Arab she so loved.
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:israel: :clap: :soldier: Thank G*d for Israeli!
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Another reason why people should stick to their own kind.
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The IDF are all hero's...to me.... or anyone who served in the IDF.
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Was this Rachel Corrie's sister?
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Amen-Should have left her to rot! I am an American man and I have seen enough programs on 60 Minutes, 20/20 etc......to know better than to marry and have a child by a Muslim man! What is wrong with American women? Oh, that's right, 20/20 is a boring news show-they were watching Survivor while I was watching the "Another American child kidnapped by the Muslim dad" episode of 60 Minutes. Pathetic-Rick
Ten former IDF combat soldiers rescued a US citizen and her two-and-a-half-year-old son from a Palestinian village in the Tulkarm area where they had been held captive for 3 years, Israel Radio revealed on Wednesday morning.
The woman, who had married a young Palestinian man she met in the United States, was being held captive in his house, together with their son. The man's first wife and four children from the first marriage also live in the house.
The woman's husband allegedly hit her, prevented her from leaving the house and threatened that if she left, she would never see their son again. He also threatened that if she left the home, she would be apprehended by the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency).
After efforts to bring about the woman's release by contacting Palestinian Authority officials failed, the woman's parents contacted a Jewish American man who had served in a combat unit in the IDF. He contacted friends in Israel who planned the rescue operation for several weeks, gathering intelligence on the family's routine, and carrying it out successfully on Monday, according to Army Radio.
The woman and her son were transferred to the US consulate in Jerusalem and left the country on an airliner to Ohio on Tuesday.
Giora, one of the men who took part in rescuing the woman and her son, told Israel Radio that while the IDF was not aware of the operation, the US consulate was updated about every step of the mission.
"The rescue mission was planned in a similar way to operations carried out during my time in the military in a way that ensured no lives were endangered," Giora told the station,
The family promised a financial reward to the men for freeing their daughter, Giora said, insisting, however, that "we didn't do it for the money.
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Another reason why people should stick to their own kind.
Can't say I feel sorry for this individual at all. She should have been allowed to win the Darwin Award rather than be rescued by the blood and courage of ten Jewish warriors.