3 failed Jihadi suicide bombers on what motivated their attempted attacks

All the veils in the world won't shield us from this.

3 Palestinian women failed suicide bombers on why they wanted to blow up Jews:

"I don't like this life. I want to be close to Allah"

"We are not just against the occupation. Our goal is to spread Islam everywhere"

"I don't want a fun life on Earth. I only want to satisfy Allah"

http://twitter.com/JZahav1/status/1109489358359486464/video/1

http://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2019/03/3-failed-jihadi-suicide-bombers-on-what-motivated-their-attempted-attacks.html

Paul1405,
What's your take on this ?

Paul1405,
What's your take on this ?

I can see that the position the Palestinian people find themselves in easily leads some to extremism. Wanting to blow oneself up is certainly extreme. All extremists look for something to justify their actions, which is not always rational but in their mind gives them solace that there is a rightness to be found in their extremism. The women's references to Allah gives them a focus for meaning that there is a legitimate purpose in their actions. No doubt others have influenced these women to act as they have through radicalisation.

Possibly the originator of the thread wants the reader to extrapolate from the actions of three Muslim women, that in isolation the teachings of Islam are so diabolical that they are the catalysts alone for extremism. All acts of terrorism have far deeper roots than the superficial teachings of a religion. That is fortunate for us, because if it was simply a case of the superficial religious teachings being enough to have the devout running off and blowing themselves up as suicide bombers, then in a religion of 1.5 billion adherents instead of talking about three, we would be talking about thousands of such atrocities everyday.

Paul,

One of your best posts to date.

then in a religion of 1.5 billion adherents instead of talking about three, we would be talking about thousands of such atrocities everyday.
Paul1405,
Exaggeration is a worn-out tool but if we are to look at recent history instead daily atrocities over the years then yes, you're right it does go into thousands.

And here is video of Jewish settlers celebrating a wedding by holding up an image of an 18 month old Palestinian baby Ali who was burnt to death following an arson attack. The image was then repeatedly stabbed by guests holding knives. Both his parents also lost their lives after the attack, the mother taking a month to die in agony, while his sister survived although badly burnt.
http://www.digitaljournal.com/news/world/video-shows-israelis-celebrating-murder-of-palestinian-toddler/article/453038

Outside the courthouse other Jewish extremists were shouting out "Ali on the grill" to the toddler's family as they entered the court.
http://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20180620-ali-on-the-grill-outside-court-israelis-taunt-family-of-palestinian-toddler-killed-in-2015-arson-attack/

What determination do we make on the entire Jewish people because of such horrific actions by these settlers? Following individual's stance on culpability it would be all of them no doubt. What do others think?