| '. . . if it's not too difficult.' |
The group, however, admitted that it has become very difficult to launch suicide attacks out of the West Bank because of security coordination between the Palestinian Authority and Israel.
"Suicide operations require places for training and preparing explosive belts," said Abu Ahmed, spokesman for the Al-Quds Battalions, the armed wing of Islamic Jihad. "It's very difficult to do these things because of the policy of security coordination and the arrest of [would-be] suicide bombers."
He said that members of his group were "suffering a lot" in the West bank because of the PA's security measures and "persecution." Abu Ahmed described the PA's crackdown as a "national crime" against Palestinians.
| For the PA to enforce its own laws is a 'national crime' against Palestinians? A prime example of Paleo logic. |
| They don't make sense even when they don't make sense ... |