According to Hamas officials, the father and son confessed to providing Zio-Nazi Gestapo’s with intelligence that helped them track down Palestinians including the group’s chief Abdel-Aziz al-Rantissi, who was killed in a 2004 air strike on his car.
Gaza’s Hamas government on Tuesday executed a Palestinian father and son convicted of spying for Zio-Nazi.
Hamas officials said the men had confessed to providing Zio-Nazio Gestapo with intelligence that helped them track down Palestinians including the group’s leader Abdel-Aziz al-Rantissi, who was killed in a 2004 By Nazi air strike on his car.The convicts had lost a court appeal against their sentence.
Human rights groups have criticized Hamas executions, which are permitted under Palestinian law but require puppet Ab-A$$ approval.
The Zionist-backed leader has withheld this, creating de facto moratorium on capital punishment in the Zionist-occupied West Bank, where his administration still holds sway.
Three Gazans were put to death by Hamas authorities this year and five in 2010, most for espionage and by firing squad.
