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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 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, body thrown unto cheering clapping crowd, the stepping on the bodies, mutilation, exposed animalism.
The bragging about, cheerfully waving with blooded hand, body thrown unto cheering clapping crowd, the stepping on the bodies, mutilation, waving intetmal organs with screams <ref name=walla/>- exposed animalism.
There was general sheer horror by watching the clip at the time, human rights activist described it "animalistic lynching;" eyewitness journalist described<ref name=dt/> the scene: "they were like animals" and one of the lynchers in his statement uttered:<ref name=toi/> "we were in a craze to see blood."
There was general sheer horror by watching the clip at the time, human rights activist described it "animalistic lynching;" eyewitness journalist described<ref name=dt/> the scene: "they were like animals" and one of the lynchers in his statement uttered:<ref name=toi/> "we were in a craze to see blood."
They threw the lifeless bodies of Norzhich and Avrahami out of the window to the courtyard below. The street assembly now joined in the lynching, further bludgeoning and ripping the dead Israelis apart, before setting one on fire.</blockquote>
They threw the lifeless bodies of Norzhich and Avrahami out of the window to the courtyard below. The street assembly now joined in the lynching, further bludgeoning and ripping the dead Israelis apart, before setting one on fire.</blockquote>
<ref>[https://honestreporting.com/remembering-the-barbaric-ramallah-lynch/
Remembering the Barbaric Ramallah Lynch], Emanuel Miller, HR,October 12, 2020.
<blockquote>... Palestinian Authority policemen actually took part in the horrific assault.
What followed can only be described as a savage, barbaric lynching. The crazed mob beat and stabbed the Israelis, tore the men limb from limb and gouged out their eyes. During the attack, Mr Avrahami’s wife Hani called him on his mobile phone. Instead of being greeted as usual, an unfamiliar strange voice answered the phone : “I just killed your husband.”
As all this was happening, one man came to the window and, much to the delight of the delirious crowd below, triumphantly held up his blood-soaked hands for all to see.
The crowd stood below, waving fists and cheering. The body of one of the soldiers was then thrown out of the window. The baying crowd rushed to attack, beating and stamping the lifeless body in a frenzy. The body of the other soldier was set on fire. One of the soldiers was later seen upside down, dangling from a rope.
The horrendous episode was not over. Within minutes of murdering the Israelis, the mob dragged the two butchered bodies to nearby Al-Manara Square, and broke out into impromptu victory celebrations.</blockquote></ref>
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[https://news.walla.co.il/item/3103259 17 years since the lynching in Ramallah - We must not forget the incident in which a humanity was lost].
Ariel Segal, Walla, October 13, 2017.
''The image of the blood-stained hands symbolizes the event that was a kind of "promo" for the plots of ISIS sadism and reminded of the double standards of the West. No matter how secular and progressive Ramallah I hear, as a Jew I will only remember the lynching.''
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...Ramallah originally "Beit Allah" (the house of Allah) is a distortion of the name of the ancient Hebrew settlement of Beit El which stood nearby. She entered the horror album of history solely because of the lynching of Vadim Norzic and Yossi Avrahami, exactly 17 years ago, Thursday, October 12, 2000. The images from Ramallah were burned into consciousness and testified that the city is not home to Allah or any other god, it is a city where people lost a photographer mortal.
The image engraved in memory most of all is of course the blood-stained palms displayed through a mob window. Aziz Saleha took out his red hands from blood in a morbid ecstasy to show to the crowd, here is the Jewish blood dripping. A few minutes earlier, Saleha had entered the police building, passed between the rooms until he noticed the late Corporal Vadim Norwich lying on his stomach, 15 men kicking him and a knife in his back. Saleha pulled out the knife and stabbed Norjic three times, his hands full of blood and he went to the window and waved to the crowd. Saleha was released in the Shalit deal. Every day he steps on the ground is an insult to the human race and a shame to the State of Israel.
Saleha's picture in the window seems to have been taken from the Jewish album of anguish throughout the ages. The videos of the masses abusing the bodies ... It has become symbolic not only because it makes it very clear to all dreamers who we are facing, but because it has folded into it some evil and purulent sands. It symbolized the helplessness and disgrace of the Barak government, it once again proved the dual morality of the Western media and was also a kind of "promo" for the sadism plots of the Islamic State (ISIS) organization.
Morning Thursday, October 12, 2000. A few days after the outbreak of the Intifada. Vadim Norzic and Yossi Avrahami, reservists, get lost on their way to Ramallah. Palestinian passers-by identify the car, block the road, pelt them with stones. In the distance, the two notice Palestinian policemen in uniform. These, the two thought, would surely treat us like soldiers in soldiers. As members of a culture. Her expression is replaced by a hint of a sense of security. At 10:15 a.m., they are ushered into the commander's office on the second floor of the Ramallah police station. Lots of people gather outside. The policemen signal to the crowd to wait, they will take the soldiers out to them. One of the cops opens the office doors and the predators break in. The soldiers beg for their lives but the crowd inside it the police brutally beat them. This is a terrible lynching. They are beaten to death by everything next in hand. The bodies are thrown through the window into the hands of the mob.
At 10:30, the Palestinian crowd drags the soldiers down Al-Manara Square. Insane abuse, real cannibalism. I write the graphic (censored) description that must be remembered. One of the soldiers is set on fire. The rioters tear off their internal organs and wave them in triumph. I go through the film in slow motion, the pictures like customers from a pagan revelry. A policeman is standing by the window. There is a river of happiness on his face and he waves to the crowd with his hands in the gesture of a football player who has scored an amazing goal. A woman running in the crowd, dressed in the white of angels, running feverishly rejoicing in amok.
The lynching continues until a rumor spread in the crowd that the IDF is about to act causes him to flee. All those minutes, an Italian TV crew documents the raging barbarism. Within 15 minutes, the news of people captured in Ramallah reaches Israel. The expected of the Palestinian security forces. Add the Yusuf Madhat, this was not a year the army would want to be proud of.
It is also difficult to understand the logic behind the Barak government's response. Sad joke. The Palestinians were warned about two hours after the incident to stay away from the police building where the soldiers were slaughtered to ensure that no Palestinians were harmed, only buildings. Before each attack, the pilots fired warning shots at an open area. Why, while the mob roamed the streets, sacrificing parts of their faces in front of you, did not a helicopter spit fire at them?
The Americans eliminated half of Mogadishu in retaliation for the downing of a helicopter. In Ramallah, Israeli deterrence disintegrated and the massacre of our people began. Only Operation Defensive Shield stopped the Palestinian death orgy. After the lynching and the rampage of the crowd, it was time for Western hypocrisy to run amok. An Italian team that photographed the lynching did not broadcast the photos contrary to any journalistic logic. Not only fear of revenge on the Palestinians (who threatened the staff) was there, but also an expression of the overwhelming support of the Italian media for the Palestinian story. The lynching in Ramallah knocked out the thesis. Italy's ambassador to the UN said that "it is possible that Israel sent the two soldiers to the center of Ramallah knowing that they would be lynched and thus its media image would be improved."
A rumor about the terrible movie (and the giant scoop) reached within minutes to every TV network in the world. The Italians have opened global negotiations for the sale of the film. Set price: $ 1,200 per minute of broadcast. Quite a bit, when you double the amount by hundreds of stations. But in the afternoon the Italians regretted it. That evening, Italian television broadcast the attack on Air Force helicopters, but not the images that show why we attacked. The Italian journalists, who witnessed the lynching, refused to be interviewed. They argued that they did not want to be a tool in the hands of one of the parties. The full movie was finally aired. Threats began. Journalists in hysteria for fear of Palestinian revenge. The Italian state television reporter, the competing network, published an ad that clarifies that it was not his network that filmed and broadcast.
The lynching in Ramallah echoes the words of Naomi Shemer in an interview in which she quoted the words of her husband, Mordechai Horowitz, that "the Arabs love their murder hot and steamy, and if they ever have the freedom to fulfill themselves, we will miss the good and sterile gas of the Germans." For her remarks in the interview, Shemer received a stormy response from the enlightened. Nahum Barnea, for example, asked his readers to cross to the other side of the sidewalk when they met her. But when watching the lynching movie, the mob that cannibally abuses corpses, even if I want to avoid racist generalizations, I find it hard not to find a nucleus of truth in her words.</blockquote></ref>
<blockquote>One.. is set on fire. The rioters tear off their internal organs and wave them in triumph. I go through the film in slow motion, the pictures like customers from a pagan revelry. A policeman is standing by the window. There is a river of happiness on his face and he waves to the crowd with his hands in the gesture of a football player who has scored an amazing goal. A woman running in the crowd, dressed in the white of angels, running feverishly rejoicing in amok.
The lynching continues until a rumor spread in the crowd that the IDF is about to act causes him to flee.</blockquote>
Palestinian-Arab police officers tried to confiscate footage from reporters.<ref name=dt/>
Palestinian-Arab police officers tried to confiscate footage from reporters.<ref name=dt/>