A counter-petition against Jordan's sick parliament
There's been a counter-campaign to protest the Jordanian parliament's petitioning for releasing the man who murdered 7 Israeli schoolgirls:
An internet petition is calling upon Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to take action to prevent the release of the Jordanian who cold-bloodedly gunned down seven Jewish schoolgirls at Naharayim in 1997. [...]If Jordan does release the savage, it will be an open declaration that they're abandoning even the flimsiest of the "peace treaty" with Israel in the mid-90s.
The families of the murdered girls have asked the public to assist them in preventing the release of Dakamsa.
Labels: anti-semitism, islam, Israel, jihad, jordan, political corruption, terrorism
