Rasmea Odeh, Favorite Terrorist of the Hard Left
Now, at last, she’s being expelled from the U.S.
April 5, 2017
Rasmea Odeh, Favorite Terrorist of the Hard Left
Now, at last, she’s being expelled from the U.S.
In 1969, Rasmea Odeh and another terrorist placed a bomb in a Jerusalem supermarket, which killed two and injured nine; four days later, the duo managed to carry out an attack on the British consulate before being arrested. In the past months, Odeh has floated to the top of the American radical left, emerging as a leader of the anti-Trump women’s March on Washington and subsequently as a key figure in the March 8 “worldwide women’s strike,” and most recently speaking to a conference of Jewish Voice for Peace, where she was greeted with enthusiastic applause. Ruthie Blum comments:
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