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UndertheOcean Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Feb-14-11 05:23 PM
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Foreign Ministry 'shocked' by Jordan minister's call to release man who killed Israeli students
The Foreign Ministry slammed Monday Jordan's new justice minister for demanding the early release of a Jordanian soldier who killed seven Israeli school girls, saying Israel was "shocked and disgusted."

"The comments coming from the Jordanian justice minister about the killer from Naharayim were received with shock and disgust," a Foreign Ministry statement said.

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In an unprecedented move, Jordan's new justice minister Hussein Mjali joined dozens of protesters demanding the early release of Ahmed Daqamseh who killed seven Israeli school girls in 1997.

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The officials assured Nevo that the statement did not represent the Jordanian government.
Israeli Embassy spokeswoman Merav Horsandi said it is difficult for us to comprehend how there are people who support the release of a cold-blooded murderer of young children.

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/foreign-ministry-shocked-by-jordan-minister-s-call-to-release-man-who-killed-israeli-students-1.343409


25 years is not enough anyway (life in Jordan) , and now they want to reduce that ???
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Jmaxfie1 Donating Member (707 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Feb-20-11 05:54 AM
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1. Really, 25 years for 7 murders is pretty low
Luckily it seems Jordan has no plans to act on this.
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eyl Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Feb-21-11 01:29 PM
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2. Depends how the law in Jordan is set up
For one thing, "life" in quite a few countries is actually 20-30 years in practise.
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