The Cairo-based Egyptian newspaper, Akhbar Al-Adab, will publish a story about the battle [Jenin], which is a translation of the testimonies of female and male soldiers of the occupying army .In her testimony, the fighter said, in summary:I fought for two weeks, and I was burning with longing for my apartment and my boyfriend. Finally, I returned to my apartment, took a good shower, and prepared a delicious dinner. My boyfriend came to spend the night with me. We made love deeply and passionately. My boyfriend left in the morning, leaving me to enjoy a good night's sleep. I woke up, showered, and had breakfast. I sat under the bright eastern sun. The weather was clear, and I was refreshed by my return and the night of love my boyfriend had given me. I looked at the street and saw an old Palestinian man walking slowly, carrying bags of fruit, vegetables, and meat. I felt a strange pleasure. I left my balcony and then returned to it carrying my rifle. I adjusted the scope and aimed at the Palestinian man's right heel. He jumped in the air from the pain. Then I aimed at his left heel, then at his bags, which exploded, their contents spilling out mixed with blood and dirt. Then I aimed at the bony spine directly above his buttocks, and he howled in pain. I didn't intend to kill him; I wanted to see him dancing in pain, and he danced until a strange ecstasy invaded me, yes, a sensual ecstasy like the one I felt last night in my boyfriend's arms!
Needless to say, even Breaking the Silence doesn't have any such testimonies. Yet these kinds of stories are repeated over and over in Arab media as if they are true, and for some reason the international journalists federations have nothing negative to say about their own members literally making up and then embellishing further antisemitic blood libels.
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