A Moslem man charged with trying to kill a Jewish father and son at an Amsterdam market has been found not criminally responsible for his actions and sent for psychological care.
A Dutch judge ruled that Taha Ewis Bakri Abdel Ghani
| ...known to his fellow vendors at the market as “that damned Egyptian, Tarik the hookah man”... |
But he's okay now, you betcha.The ruling follows several recent cases in Western Europe
...the land mass occupying the space between the English Channel and the Urals, also known as Moslem Lebensraum...involving Moslem men who assaulted Jews and were deemed unfit to stand trial.
Abdel Ghani was charged with manslaughter in the stabbings of Martin Colmans and his son Sharon, who were lightly and moderately injured, respectively. The Colmans and Abdel Ghani owned neighboring stores in the market.
According to the victims, Abdel Ghani assaulted them following weeks in which he would read the Koran at the entrance to his store and leer at them.
During the first hearing in the case, in September, they asked the judge to consider a religious or racist motive, which was not included in the indictment.
NIW editor-in-chief Esther Voet wrote on Twitter that the ruling made her "furious."