She didn't do it in the name of Christianity though. She did it for the fight to free Palestinians. Amin was a secular Muslim; his whole family were Muslim including his nephew Adel. Siham was working with Adel for quite some time helping with money transfers etc. She got further and further involved and when they decided to do the suicide attack, she volunteered. It wasn't in the name of religion but in their minds a war against the oppression which both Palestinian Muslims and Christians face. If you think Christian Palestinians are treated differently by Israel then think again. The Christians are a minority in Palestine which many people don't seem to realise, but they are there and they also participate in the fight. There have been some prominent Christians in Fatah and Hamas. And suicide attacks are not just some new Muslim weapon, they have been around in various forms for centuries. Suicide bombers were responsible for Tsar Alexander II of Russia, they weren't Muslim and it too wasn't in the name of religion but for political change.
Thinking that Christians can't possibly commit atrocities against civilians defies belief. History proves otherwise. Both the Bible and the Qur'an are very violent books written in violent times which are very different to today's world. Very few people now follow texts exactly, most just follow the vibe and most Christian and Muslims are peaceful people. All religions have their nutters committing horrific crimes to other people, including the normally peaceful Buddist monks.
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