Take notice that most of the negative remarks come from countries where a part of the population prefer the protection of criminals instead of assuring the protection of the honest people. It is like here in Québec, when a policeman kills a criminal in self defense, there are lot of critics. Half of century of peace erased the notion of the right and the duty to protect ourselves and our families.

Sadly, you are correct. Lost in the shuffle will be the fact that the two terrorists who attacked the soldier were 14 and 15 years old, respectively. But I am sure that there will be those who will blame the Israeli soldier for using deadly force. Can you imagine the kind of household that raises 14 and 15 year old terrorists? There are parents in the ersatz "Palestinian" community who have sold their children to be suicide bombers, and fathers and brothers who murder their daughters and sisters in the name of preserving family "honor." I guess nothing should surprise me any longer, especially the depth of depravity which is so commonplace throughout the ersatz "Palestinian" community.

I believe that Emma at No. 29 was being sarcastic.

and yet it's constantly repeated against Jews, most recently in the heinous slaughter of a family as they slept. And "Palestinians" want yet again Hebron to be Jew-free following the also unacceptable ethnic cleansing of Jews in 1949 - a major war crime. If your past acts are unacceptable to you, perhaps you need to protest "Palestinian" violent actions and not use Ynet as your sounding board.

not that a "Palestinian" life is lost, but that an attacker's life is lost. The majority of Israelis feel the same way too.

was purchased by Abraham from the local ruler as a place to bury his family. This is why it became very holy to Jews thousands of years ago, and only recently in history (1300 years ago) to Muslims.

are you dumb or mentally sick?

Helda in Sweden: Ehrm, come again? You do not really have a rudimentary understanding of the rules of war, now do you. You do not have the right to kill a solider just because he is part of IDF and in a Palestinian zone. That is in breach of the Oslo treaty which I hope that you are fully aware of. Please, read the Oslo-treaty again. Hebron is disputed yes, but neither side can not just kill a solider or Palestinian police officer for that matter just because of this. So, touche you blood-thirsty left winger. In this case he was carrying out a warrant for arrest under the rule of law. But I guess you did not read the report before you opened up your war-mongering mouth?