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| | The bragging about, cheerfully waving with blooded hand, body thrown unto cheering clapping crowd, the stepping on the bodies, mutilation, waving internal organs with screams<ref name=walla/> - exposed animalism. | | The bragging about, cheerfully waving with blooded hand, body thrown unto cheering clapping crowd, the stepping on the bodies, mutilation, waving internal organs with screams<ref name=walla/> - exposed animalism. |
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| − | 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;"<ref name=ns/> 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." |
| | Some of the headlines in newspapers: ''Continuation of the age of barbarism'' / ''Endless bestiality'' / ''A horror in Ramallah''.<ref>Some of the headlines in newspapers at the time, qtd in: "The Arab-Israeli Arab conflict, the lynch in Ramallah" - 'Job Description: Was there a difference in coverage between the various newspapers and why, and was the difference consistent in the days that followed - in editorials and commentaries.' 2006</ref> | | Some of the headlines in newspapers: ''Continuation of the age of barbarism'' / ''Endless bestiality'' / ''A horror in Ramallah''.<ref>Some of the headlines in newspapers at the time, qtd in: "The Arab-Israeli Arab conflict, the lynch in Ramallah" - 'Job Description: Was there a difference in coverage between the various newspapers and why, and was the difference consistent in the days that followed - in editorials and commentaries.' 2006</ref> |
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| | When the latest round of violence broke out September, 2000, called the second [[Intifada]], many Israelis were shocked<ref name=codylevine/> by the depth of hatred the Palestinians displayed towards them. | | When the latest round of violence broke out September, 2000, called the second [[Intifada]], many Israelis were shocked<ref name=codylevine/> by the depth of hatred the Palestinians displayed towards them. |
| − | The '''animalistic lynching''' and the calls of "Death to the Jews" that echoed through the Arab world shocked even the most ardent supporters of peaceful compromise.<ref>[https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/51568714/download-the-full-issue-the-journal-of-international-security-affairs The Journal of International Security Affairs. No. 1, Summer 2001. p. 33]. | + | The '''animalistic lynching''' and the calls of "Death to the Jews" that echoed through the Arab world shocked even the most ardent supporters of peaceful compromise.<ref name=ns>[https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/51568714/download-the-full-issue-the-journal-of-international-security-affairs The Journal of International Security Affairs. No. 1, Summer 2001. p. 33]. |
| | Natan Sharansky <font size=1>([https://philanthropynewsdigest.org/news/human-rights-advocate-natan-sharansky-awarded-2020-genesis-prize human rights advocate])</font>: | | Natan Sharansky <font size=1>([https://philanthropynewsdigest.org/news/human-rights-advocate-natan-sharansky-awarded-2020-genesis-prize human rights advocate])</font>: |
| | "From Helsinki to Oslo." | | "From Helsinki to Oslo." |