Palestinian Murders Random Infidel on Israeli Bus, Authorities Blame Mental Illness

One difference between moonbats and their Muslim allies is that the former ignore days that are holy according to our Judeo-Christian heritage. For example, this being Easter, today is one of the rare days that Google presents us with its plain logo rather than the special Doodles that mark every day of any conceivable significance to moonbats (on Good Friday it was the 56th Anniversary of Xingu Indigenous Park). In contrast, Muslims acknowledge these holy days in their own characteristic manner:

A Palestinian man fatally stabbed a young British woman visiting Jerusalem, police said, as the city was packed with tourists, many of whom were celebrating Passover and Good Friday.

The 25-year-old was attacked while riding on a light-rail train as it approached the Old City section of Jerusalem, authorities said.

Police said the man, 57, pulled a knife out of his bag and drove it into the woman’s torso multiple times. …

Authorities believe the suspect is mentally ill, [police spokeswoman Luba] Samri said.

By now we are all used to Muslims murdering random non-Muslims out of sheer evil to curry favor with the demon they worship. But the bizarre unwillingness of the authorities to admit to this increasingly common phenomenon may be impossible to get used to.

“This is not the first time that a Palestinian suffering from personal, mental or moral distress has chosen to commit a terrorist attack in order to escape his problems,” Shin Bet [a.k.a. Israel Security Agency] said in a statement.

Unless Islam counts as a mental problem, any psychiatric issues the terrorist may be dealing with probably pale in comparison with the psychotic inability to face reality when it comes to Islam. As even the liberal Daily Snooze admits,

Palestinians have launched dozens of attacks — including stabbings and shootings — on Israelis since September 2015, killing 42 citizens as well as two Americans.

Mental illness must be running rampant among Palestinians. No doubt it is the fault of Israeli and American taxpayers, who stingily fail to give them enough money for psychiatric counseling.

On a tip from Jack S.