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Israel-Palestine
Sacked PA police officers protest and warn of mutiny
2005-04-23
Tens of PA police officers who were forced to take early retirement are protesting at the way they were sacked. In the meantime security circles warned of mutiny in Gaza. The protesting officers gathered at the (Saraya) government building Thursday afternoon to protest what they called the insulting method used by the PA ministry of interior to announce the names of officers to be sacked.

The ministry published the names in lists that were posted on walls of government buildings in Gaza city, an act which angered the officers. One of the officers commented saying: "This was not the way to deal with the first soldiers who lit the Palestinian revolution and were disbursed all over the world carrying their souls on the palms of their hands to defend the Palestinian dignity." Even General Majaydeh heard of his sacking from the newspapers after spending fifty years in his uniform, the officers retort angrily.
Posted by:Fred

#8  ROFLMAO Frank!
Posted by: The Visiting Mauo   2005-04-23 11:04:46 AM  

#7  watch an Al Yankovic video and play bad chess.

I've several slow chilrun.
Posted by: The Visiting Mauo   2005-04-23 11:03:47 AM  

#6  General Majaydeh started in his Paleo uniform in 1955....sounds like Barney Fife with hummus
Posted by: Frank G   2005-04-23 10:24:37 AM  

#5  If they were"sacked"then how could it be considered"mutiny"?I would think mutiny involves active-duty or reserve personel.However"Kanli"(Dune's version of blood feud)is certainly possable.
Posted by: raptor   2005-04-23 8:27:54 AM  

#4  tw - Cool, heh. I envy you! The best of times.
Posted by: .com   2005-04-23 3:06:16 AM  

#3  Even General Majaydeh heard of his sacking from the newspapers after spending fifty years in his uniform, I wonder what the qualifications are to be promoted to the level of Palestinian General...

off topic: .com, we still have time. The kids came home early last night to watch an Al Yankovic video and play bad chess. ;-)
Posted by: trailing wife   2005-04-23 3:04:40 AM  

#2  The first thing I associate withpolice work is: first soldiers who lit the Palestinian revolution and were disbursed all over the world carrying their souls on the palms of their hands to defend the Palestinian dignity
Throw them a prison fire retirement party.
Posted by: ed   2005-04-23 12:55:38 AM  

#1  Uh, oh. Sounds like they're seething - at the PA, for a change. Prolly demands jihad or vendetta or something. What's the Honor Law for being publicly emasculated? I'd hope think it would be very very dire, indeed.

Is this one of the phases where popcorn is in order?
Posted by: .com   2005-04-23 12:41:50 AM  

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