Learning to Drive a Car Just to Run Over Jews
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by Elder of Ziyon

Shahin got his driver’s license a few days before driving into a crowd of Israelis. Photo: Elder of Ziyon
From The Times of Israel:
Four Israelis were wounded, two of them seriously, in a car-ramming terror attack at Tapuah Junction in the West Bank Sunday morning.
A group of Israelis was waiting for a bus at the site. The driver approached the intersection, then accelerated into the waiting crowd, according to witnesses and police.
The wounded were all evacuated to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva.
The Magen David Adom rescue service confirmed that the victims were all civilians.
The driver, identified by authorities as 22-year-old Sleiman Shahin from Ramallah, was shot and killed by Border Police forces at the junction.
According to Palestine Today, before Shahin left home Sunday morning, he asked his mother to take care of his 7-month-old daughter for him. The daughter, who will be raised to hate, was named “Palestine.”
His father says that Shahin had just received his driver’s license a few days ago. He rented a car for the attack.
The terrorist was only recently married and was adding a second floor to his father’s house so he could move in.
His father blessed his son and all the “martyrs” before him.
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