Female suicide bomber believes in "death & Allah"

Wafa Samir Ibrahim Bas, an Al Quds Open University student, was stopped at the Erez check point when the ten kilograms of explosives she was wearing set off the biometric screener. Her mission, to set off the explosives at Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba. She had been treated at this hospital for burns suffered in a cooking accident and had a medical permit for further treatment. Her intent was to kill as many young people as possible. She is a member of the Al Aksa Brigades.

Breaking down and crying, she asked for her mother's forgiveness. "I am sorry mother, forgive me, I should have listened to you," she said.She also said she hoped Israeli judges would have pity and not sentence her too harshly.

When asked if she would launch attacks if allowed to return, she said she may consider it and that she believes "in death and Allah."

This is not the first time that suicide bombers have used medical permits to try to enter Israel and set-off their lethal cargo.
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The Palestinians are living in a death cult and they have no one to blame but themselves. The next time you hear of a complaint about Palestinians with medical permits being stopped for lengths of time at a check point, this is the reason. It is not because the Israelis want to stop people from receiving the health care that they need. It is because the jihadists and Islamics try to use those permits to smuggle in suicide bombers. These unholy "warriors" of Islam have violated basic human decency.

Clarity & Resolve has a take on this as well.

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When asked if she would launch attacks if allowed to return, she said she may consider it and that she believes "in death and Allah."