Los medios españoles minimizan la masacre perpetrada por el suicida palestino

30 Enero 2007

 Les ofrecemos la informaciòn que ofrece el periódico Haaretz sobre esta espeluznante matanza cometida por un suicida palestino. A los medios españoles no les interesan estas noticias cuando se refieren a ciudadanos hebreos. Estas son las víctimas del terror palestino.

Almaliakh, 32 

Almaliakh was from one of Eilat's largest and oldest families, and dozens of relatives filled the family home Monday. He was born and raised in Eilat, did his army service in an elite Golani patrol unit and did reserve duty in the Alpinist Unit, on Mount Hermon. Two years ago, his wife, Keren, gave birth to their daughter, Jan.

"When someone dies in a terror attack everyone always praises them, but he truly was the jewel in the crown. No one can compare, a wonderful son," said an uncle, Ayush Almaliakh.

Michael Ben Sa'adon, 27

Michael Ben Sa'adon moved to Eilat about two years ago, and there he met his wife, Shani. He came to work as usual at 5 A.M. and returned home at 8:15 A.M. to take his eight-month-old son, Nahorai, to daycare. It was the last time Shani saw him. "He was clever, an amazing father and wonderful husband," she said. "No one had anything bad to say about him. I still can't believe it. All the people in the house now were here for our son's circumcision. It's like just another party and he'll walk in any minute."

"We had it as good as possible. He was the best thing that ever happened to me. Now I have to be strong for our son, to raise him the best I can," Shani added.

Israel Samolia, 26

Israel Samolia, known to all as Izzy, immigrated to Israel from Miami, Florida with his family several years ago. They all eventually went back to the United States, but three years ago, he returned to Israel on his own. His only known family in Israel is an aunt, who notified his family of his death. Samolia is survived by his parents and a sister.

After the explosion, the sign above the bakery was the only thing that remained in one piece. Everything else was destroyed. And Eilat's emergency services, like its residents, are clearly not accustomed to terror attacks: It took hours before the site was cleaned up, and several more hours after that before any officials came to talk with the victims' families.
 
 
 
 
 

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