Hebron honors mothers of Martyrs, including at least 2 murderers and multiple stabbers
Headline: “Hebron honored the Martyrs’ mothers and gave them [a grant] for a pilgrimage to Mecca”
“Hebron honored the mothers of the Martyrs (Shahids) who ascended to Heaven in the last uprising (i.e., wave of Palestinian terror attacks) in a special ceremony held yesterday [June 2, 2016] in the town hall.
Mayor Dr. Daoud Al-Zaatari said that the tribute, called The Prettiest Mothers was held as a sign of appreciation for the extent of the Martyrs’ mothers’ sacrifice and for their having offered their children to the homeland.
Likewise, the city announced the giving of a grant for a pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia for the Martyrs’ mothers and their escorts in the middle of the approaching month of Ramadan.
Al-Zaatari added: ‘The city’s grant is a simple gesture from its people to those deserving the greatest gifts and greatest honor. Mother of Martyr Muhammad Fares Al-Ja’abari, who ascended [to Heaven] at the beginning of the uprising next to the settlement of Kiryat Arba, east of Hebron, expressed appreciation of the city’s gesture and of the attention it takes care to give them (i.e., the mothers).”
“Hebron honored the mothers of the Martyrs (Shahids) who ascended to Heaven in the last uprising (i.e., wave of Palestinian terror attacks) in a special ceremony held yesterday [June 2, 2016] in the town hall.
Mayor Dr. Daoud Al-Zaatari said that the tribute, called The Prettiest Mothers was held as a sign of appreciation for the extent of the Martyrs’ mothers’ sacrifice and for their having offered their children to the homeland.
Likewise, the city announced the giving of a grant for a pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia for the Martyrs’ mothers and their escorts in the middle of the approaching month of Ramadan.
Al-Zaatari added: ‘The city’s grant is a simple gesture from its people to those deserving the greatest gifts and greatest honor. Mother of Martyr Muhammad Fares Al-Ja’abari, who ascended [to Heaven] at the beginning of the uprising next to the settlement of Kiryat Arba, east of Hebron, expressed appreciation of the city’s gesture and of the attention it takes care to give them (i.e., the mothers).”