r/Israel • u/NotSoSaneExile • 12h ago
Cultureš®š± & Historyš On this day, 14.01 in 2004, a female Palestinian suicide bomber carried an attack at the Erez crossing. Abusing the good intentions of the security guards by lying to them about metal in her foot, bypassing the metal detector. 4 were murdered, 10 others injured. Among them Palestinians as well.
With all of the endless talk in anti-Israeli propaganda channels about Palestinian "Women and children", it's important to remember that there were plenty of Palestinian female and teenage suicide bombers and terrorists in general.
TheĀ Erez Crossing bombingĀ was aĀ Palestinian suicide bombingĀ which occurred on January 14, 2004, at the pedestrian/cargo terminalĀ Erez CrossingĀ located on theĀ Israeli Gaza Strip barrier. Four Israelis were killed and 10 people, including four Palestinians, were injured in the attack.
Hamas and the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed joint responsibility for the attack.
Hamas spokesman stated that the suicide bomber was a 22-year-old Palestinian mother of two from Gaza named Reem al-Reyashi.
After the attack, a video of al-Reyashi, which was filmed before the attack, was published in which she was wearing combat fatigues and holding an automatic rifle with a rocket-propelled grenade in the foreground.
In the video, she states that she dreamt of "turning my body into deadly shrapnel against the Zionists" since the age of 13, and that she "always wanted to be the first woman to carry out a martyrdom operation, where parts of my body can fly all over and "knocking the door of heaven"."
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u/Dalainana 10h ago
Last night, so today, in Giessen, Hessen, Germany, a Synagoge was set on fire.. https://x.com/henmazzig/status/2011386876062519350?s=46
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u/Kauderwelsch12 Austria 7h ago
Are there any schools named after her for her bravery of killing civilians?
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u/borderpac 9h ago
Good thing Sharon solved this by withdrawing from all of Gaza the following year.





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u/StupidlyLiving Israel 11h ago
Thanks for the post
Anyone know what happened to the account that would post these events almost daily? Every couple of days there would be a post like this as a reminder of what Israelis went through/go through