A Jewish man was killed on Sunday evening when was stabbed by a Palestinian at a hostel in Jerusalem. Police said that the attack seemed to have been carried out with criminal, not nationalist, motives.
The 49-year-old man was evacuated to hospital immediately after the incident, where he died of critical wounds. Police said the attacker, a 23-year-old man from the West Bank, stabbed the man with a kitchen knife and fled the scene after the attack.
According to a police investigation, the victim of the attack - who had been residing at the hostel for a few days - had been involved in a quarrel with the attacker since Sunday morning.
Let's see,
a) Police said that the attack seemed to have been carried out with criminal, not nationalist, motives.
b) The victim of the attack had been involved in a quarrel with the attacker since Sunday morning.
Is that logical?
What could they have been arguing about that would have delayed the Arab attack? It couldn't have been theft, otherwise the Arab would have stolen from him long ago.
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