Exiled Palestinians arrive in Ireland

[gelatik]

Two Palestinian militants banished from the West Bank after the siege of
Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity began their exile in Ireland on Thursday.
They are part of a group of 13 Palestinians who were initially deported to
Cyprus under an agreement that brought the five week stand-off to an end.

Ireland's foreign ministry said the two men arrived at Dublin airport on a
flight from Madrid, where three of their colleagues disembarked on Wednesday to
begin life in Spain.

The militants - Jihad Youssef Khalil Jaara, 30, and Rami Kamel Eid Kamel, 22 -
have permission to stay in Ireland for up to a year.

[Gość: Fredzio]

gelatik napisał(a):

> Two Palestinian militants banished from the West Bank after the siege of
> Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity began their exile in Ireland on Thursday.
> They are part of a group of 13 Palestinians who were initially deported to
> Cyprus under an agreement that brought the five week stand-off to an end.
>
> Ireland's foreign ministry said the two men arrived at Dublin airport on a
> flight from Madrid, where three of their colleagues disembarked on Wednesday to
>
> begin life in Spain.
>
> The militants - Jihad Youssef Khalil Jaara, 30, and Rami Kamel Eid Kamel, 22 -
> have permission to stay in Ireland for up to a year.
Nie wjda Do IRA i posadza Bomby w Londynie dla wolnei Irlandii !

[Gość: Kastell]

Myslie ze oni wszyscy powinni pojechac do Arabii Saudyjskiej
a stamtad powinnismy wziasc troche chrzescijan ktorzy nie moga
ani otwarcie wyznawac swojej religii ani nawet byc pochowani
w tej "swietej" ziemi. Natomiast nie bedzie takiego problemu
z Palestynczykami.