And again

There’s been another suicide bombing in Jerusalem that killed at least seven and wounded over 62:

Al-Aksa Brigades claimed responsibility for attack, which took place one day before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at The Hague is scheduled to begin hearings over the West Bank security fence.

Among the dead and wounded were a number of young students. Reuters is reporting that the attack took place near a hotel where US Jewish organization leaders were meeting. All the reports seem to have focused on the fact that the ICJ hearings are about to begin.

What is there to say? What else could there possibly be left to say, that’s any different from last time, or the time before, or the time before that? Besides sympathy for the victims and their families, concern for scared Israelis, disgust for Arafat and his terrorist band, and disdain for the world that seems to want to condemn Israel – the victim – in every instance, what else can anyone say?

Only this: I fear that if Sharon continues on the path of rewarding terrorist attacks – or seeming to – through unilateral pullouts and tearing down sections of security fence, it will only fuel the terrorists’ fire and encourage more attacks. And more innocent people will die.

Sick. All of it.

Update: Lynn has more about the PA’s connection to terror.