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'''2000 Ramallah lynching'''.
 
'''2000 Ramallah lynching'''.
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The 2000 Ramallah lynching was a violent gruesome attack that took place on October 12, 2000 – early in the ''Al-Aqsa'' [[Intifada]] – at the el-Bireh "Palestinian" police station in ''Ramallah'' under [[Yasser Arafat]] reign, where a mass of Arab Palestinian crowd with help from some official Palestinian police killed and mutilated the bodies of two Israelis (in plain clothes who were redressed with IDF uniforms by the lynchers). It continued on in public square. Openly. With cries of 'Allah akbar'.
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The 2000 Ramallah lynching was a violent gruesome attack that took place on October 12, 2000 – early in the ''Al-Aqsa'' [[Intifada]] – at the el-Bireh "Palestinian" police station in ''Ramallah'' under [[Yasser Arafat]] reign, where a mass of Arab Palestinian crowd with help from some official Palestinian police killed and mutilated the bodies of two Israelis (in plain clothes<ref name=camera>https://camera-uk.org/2013/10/12/13-years-on-bbc-website-still-misleads-over-2000-ramallah-lynching/ 13 years on: BBC website still misleads over 2000 Ramallah lynching > CAMERA UK] Hadar Sela, Oct 12, 2013</ref> who were redressed with IDF uniforms by the lynchers). It continued on in public square. Openly. With cries of 'Allah akbar'.
 
The bragging about, cheerfully waving with blooded hand, exposed animalistism.
 
The bragging about, cheerfully waving with blooded hand, exposed animalistism.
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We do not forgive.  
 
We do not forgive.  
 
Attorney Nitzana Darshan-Leitner, president of the Shurat HaDin, represented the bereaved families in the first-ever lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority. In July 2019, the Jerusalem District Court ruled that the Palestinian Authority holds responsibility for the brutal attack and must pay compensation to the victims' families. Shurat HaDin stands by the grieving families as we await the final ruling.</blockquote></ref>
 
Attorney Nitzana Darshan-Leitner, president of the Shurat HaDin, represented the bereaved families in the first-ever lawsuit against the Palestinian Authority. In July 2019, the Jerusalem District Court ruled that the Palestinian Authority holds responsibility for the brutal attack and must pay compensation to the victims' families. Shurat HaDin stands by the grieving families as we await the final ruling.</blockquote></ref>
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==Media==
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Major international media tried very hard to play it down,<ref name=mfa/> with some offering "context." The [[BBC]] even years later, didn't change it's misreporting about the Israelis clothes. While the fact is that the victims were in civilian clothes first.
    
==The 'lynch test'==
 
==The 'lynch test'==
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