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Seventeen-year-old Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi has been released from Israeli prison after serving an eight-month sentence for slapping Israeli soldiers during a confrontation that went viral on the Internet. The teen has become a symbol of resistance for many Palestinians; for many Israelis, she's seen as a provocateur.
Tamini was greeted by jubilant crowds in her village of Nabi Saleh, in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, as she smiled and embraced family members.
"Power to the people," she said. "The people can decide their way of resistance." Tamimi called for continued resistance to Israeli occupation.
Last year, her mother posted a video on social media that showed her kicking and slapping Israeli soldiers outside her family home. It went viral and led to her arrest in December. Her trial opened in February at an Israeli military court and in March she agreed to plead guilty to charges including assault.
Something in my mind tells me that this is not the last that we'll be hearing from this terrorist, nicknamed "Shirley Temper".
ReplyDeleteNow that she's out, maybe an "accident" could be "arranged" to happen to her.
Hope she doesn't lose her head over her new found freedom.
ReplyDeleteI hope that she does lose her head ASAP.
ReplyDeleteShe's a walking ticking time bomb.
I'd rather see her dead, before she kills a single innocent person.