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and bruises. Another body was strung up from a lamppost. People stuffed burning cigarettes in the bullet holes in the
torso. Some kicked, spat and threw rocks at the corpses.
The three men suffered multiple gunshot wounds in the head and body, with their hands tied behind their backs.
Their limbs also appeared broken, though it was not clear whether the injuries were inflicted before or after they
died. Seven men in a car, all wearing woolen hoods or keffiyehs wrapped around their faces, claimed responsibility.
The driver of the car, wearing a headband of the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, told a reporter that the killings were in
revenge for Zalloum's death (Zalloum and his bodyguard were killed in an Israeli missile attack). Thousands of
people paraded past the bodies until a white municipal pickup truck came to take them away 3 hours later. As each
body was thrown into the back of the truck, the crowd clapped, cheered, whistled, and chanted "Allahu akbar," or
God is great. Some men lifted small children in the air for a better look. Others climbed up the stairs of a nearby
mosque or onto rooftops for an unobstructed view. No one in the crowd objected to the violence. Many were
smiling. Men whistled their approval on the street and women yelled from rooftops. Young children wandered past
the sticky pool of blood on the ground and stared. "No problem," said a 16-year-old boy standing nearby. "They
deserved it. They talked to Israel." But a 20-year-old woman who walked quickly past the crowd disapproved.
"What will the world think when they see this?" she asked.
The Associated Press - Aug 7, 2003 West Bank, Israel - Palestinian militants executed a suspected collaborator
with Israeli intelligence in the central square of the West Bank town of Ramallah. The Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades,
linked to Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's Fatah movement, carried out the summary execution not far from
Arafat's office. Witnesses said three gunmen pulled the man into a car and drove to the center of town. Then one of
the gunmen pulled the man from the car and shouted, "In the name of the Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, we carry out
the sentence of death," and shot him. He was identified as Samer Sharour, in his early 20s. Doctors said he was hit
by six bullets in the head and chest. During the past decade, Palestinian militants have executed dozens of suspected
collaborators, sometimes hanging their bodies in public squares, drawing criticism from human rights groups. The
Palestinian Authority also has publicly executed several such suspects after quick trials.
Reuters – Aug 7, 2003 - Srinagar, India - Muslim separatist guerrillas in Indian Kashmir beheaded two people, one
of them a teacher, in the latest violence in the disputed Himalayan region, police said. The teacher was abducted in
the Anantnag district, south of Kashmir's main city Srinagar, and later beheaded because the rebels suspected he was
an informer for the security forces. "Militants abducted and later beheaded Abdul Ahad Sheikh and his son," a
police official said. The killings took place in Baramulla district in northern Kashmir. Militants also beheaded a
villager in a neighboring district, also because he was suspected of being an informer, he said.
The Associated Press - Jul 12, 2004 Sringar, India - (Muslim) Militants Mutilate a Girl in Kashmir; Guerrillas
chopped off the ears, nose and tongue of a teenage girl they suspected of helping police Monday, while other
violence in Indian-controlled Kashmir left at least eight people dead, authorities said. The girl was held captive for
eight days before the rebels abandoned her in a field outside the village of Manoh, about 200 miles southwest of
Srinagar, the capital of India's Jammu-Kashmir state, a police statement said.
Reuters - Jul 26, 2004 Jammu, India - Separatist (Muslim) rebels decapitated a 55-year-old man and his two
children in Indian Kashmir because they suspected them of being informers for security forces, police said on
Monday. A group of nine militants barged into the home of Mohammed Shafi in a remote village in Rajouri district
and beheaded him, a police officer said. They also killed his 22-year-old son and 15-year-old daughter, the officer
said. "The militants thought he worked for security forces in the area," he said. The village, in the rugged mountains
of southern Jammu and Kashmir, is a five hour trek from the nearest road. Militants fighting Indian rule in Kashmir
have in the past killed men and women they believe to be working for the Indian army, along with their families, to
deter others. In another incident, separatists aimed a grenade at soldiers visiting a hospital in northern Kashmir,
wounding 26 civilians and two soldiers. "Militants lobbed a grenade near the outpatient department of a government
hospital in Baramulla, where some Border Security Force personnel had come for treatment," a police officer said.
The Islamic exploitation of even believers has is well demonstrated by an incident in Pakistan the middle
of April 1994:
Hafiz Sajjad Tariq of Gujranwala in Pakistan accidentally dropped a copy of the Qur’an in a fireplace. As it
caught fire, people of the locality became aflame with rage. Not caring that Sajjad was a pious Muslim devoted
to exalt holiness of the Scripture (Qur’an), they alleged that he had desecrated the Word of God. As mullahs of
the area heard of it, they instantly issued Fatwas of apostasy against Sajjad. Like hawks, the fundamentalists
swooped down on him, each hoping that his blow would dispatch the victim to hell assuring him (the assailant)
a seat in paradise. As they were hitting him, someone shouted that he was being dished out an un-Islamic
punishment because he must be stoned to death. By then, they had broken his ribs and he was not able to walk.
A gallant police officer intervened and locked him up with a view to saving him from mob-violence. As the
news spread, a large crowd of frenzied Muslims appeared before the local police- station demanding his