February 18, 2008
YMCA? Not in Gaza
In still yet another instance of religious intolerance in Gaza
Unidentified gunmen blew up the YMCA library in the Gaza Strip on Friday morning. No one was hurt, but the library was completely destroyed.
Sources in Gaza told The Jerusalem Post the attack was in response to the re-publication of cartoons "ridiculing" the Prophet Muhammad in a number of Danish newspapers last week.
Oh, well, that justifies it and explains why the usual human rights organizations and the UN haven't commented.
And here's a little something for those interested in doing an Arab Apartheid Week.
Several al-Qaida-affiliated groups in the Gaza Strip have claimed responsibility for a series of attacks on Christian figures and institutions over the past two years. The groups said they would continue their attacks until all 3,000 Christians had left the Gaza Strip.
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