Palestinian Funeral Oopsie
I'm amazed that nobody's thought to blame "Da Joos" for this yet—20 people were injured and 3 killed at a funeral for a random Fatah thug, when suddenly amongst all of the traditional Palestinian funeral festivities, there was a fairly sizable explosion.
The Reuters caption is, admirably, somewhat less ambiguous:
Yeah, who would've guessed that it would be a bad idea to bring hand grenades to a funeral anyway?
A Palestinian wounded in an explosion, leaves the X-ray room at Al Quds hospital in Gaza City, Friday, Dec. 14, 2007. An explosion at a funeral procession on Friday killed three people and injured at least 30 others, as hundreds of mourners marched through Gaza City, hospital officials said. The source of the blast was unknown and it was unclear if the device was triggered or set off accidentally. (AP Photo/Adel Hana)
The Reuters caption is, admirably, somewhat less ambiguous:
A wounded Palestinian is transported to hospital after a blast at the funeral of Khalil Al-Msarai in Gaza December 14, 2007. Medical officials said at least 20 mourners were wounded in Friday's funeral blast, which police believe may have been caused by a grenade dropped by a gunman. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa (GAZA)
Yeah, who would've guessed that it would be a bad idea to bring hand grenades to a funeral anyway?
As an example, this is what I would generally consider to be "conduct unbecoming a solemn funeral:"
Classy.
Why does the world keep looking the other way as these spoiled brats continue to act like animals, anyway?
A Palestinian gunman holds his weapon as he marches during the funeral of three people killed in an explosion at a funeral procession in Gaza City, Friday, Dec. 14, 2007. An explosion at a funeral procession killed three people and injured at least 30 others, as hundreds of mourners marched through Gaza City, hospital officials said. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)
Classy.
Why does the world keep looking the other way as these spoiled brats continue to act like animals, anyway?
