In reading coverage of the terror attacks in France, I found the expected stuff. There were expressions of outrage and condemnation for the attacks across Europe and in the USA. In the Moslem world, there were celebrations and demonstrations for the great "victory" won by the terrorists as well as some condemnations from other sources. The most amazing response, however, came from Hamas, the Palestinian terror group that controls the Gaza Strip. An official spokesman for Hamas condemned the attack on Charlie Hebdo magazine and said that differences of opinion cannot be the basis for such an attack. The same spokesman, however, refused to condemn the attack on innocent civilian shoppers at a Kosher supermarket in Paris by the same group of terrorists. In other words according to Hamas, terror attacks in France are fine if the targets are Jewish, but otherwise they are inexcusable.
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