"Palestinian" Islamic Jihad terrorist Sha's Kamamji with swastika

Submitted by Thomas (United States), Apr 19, 2022 at 09:38

One of the Jenin "Palestinian" Islamic Jihad terrorists, an Islamic Jihad member, eliminated on Apr 14, 2022, Sha's Jamamji كامامجي was photographed in front of a swastika, with the writing in Arabic reading: "The People of the Streets."

Elior Levy, Yoav Zeitun, 'Two terrorists were killed in clashes near Jenin; IDF: "Open fire on the forces"'

[https://m.ynet.co.il/articles/sjmfzxh4c] Ynet, 14 April 2022.

Six Palestinians killed in 24 hours, and clashes continue: Two terrorists were killed in the village of Dan near Jenin - one of them a member of the military wing of Islamic Jihad and the brother of a terrorist who escaped from Gilboa prison. Following Hamas' call for clashes, Ramallah and Bethlehem declared a general strike and also called for a confrontation with the IDF.

One of the two killed this morning near Jenin is Sha's Kamamji, a member of the military wing of Islamic Jihad and the brother of Ahim Kamami who was among the terrorists who escaped from Gilboa prison in September. The other dead is Mustafa Abu al-Rub...

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AbuAliEnglishBot @AbuAliEnglishB1 Tweeted:
Palestinians are reporting that Shas Kamamji tried to escape IDF forces who came to his house to arrest him (two of his brothers, as well as another family member, were arrested this morning). Attached is another picture of Kamamji - photographed in front of a swastika, with the writing in Arabic reading: "The People of the Streets"

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Apr 14, 2022.

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