And what's astounding is that to hear the Palestinians talk, it's like they never new that Arabs have been killing Arabs and Muslims have been killing Muslims, for years and years and years. It's almost as though they've been living in a news vacuum tucked away from reality!

After two decades of doling out this horror against Israelis, some of whom were also attending festive events (a Passover dinner, a Bar Mitzvah), Palestinians, who form a majority of the Jordanian population, unexpectedly found themselves at the receiving end.

And, guess what: They did not like it. (emphasis added)

The brother of a woman injured in the attack told a reporter, "My sister, I love her. I love her to death, and if something happened to her, I'd be really..." Choked, he stopped speaking and cried. Another relative called the terrorists "vicious criminals." A third cried out, "Oh my God, oh my God. Is it possible that Arabs are killing Arabs, Muslims killing Muslims?"

The deaths of the Palestinians are tragic and their murder just as evil as the deaths of everyone else in the bombing, and there's no basis for taking pleasure in their being killed by Islamic suicide bombers. But perhaps some benefit may come out of this event and others like it, in that maybe, just maybe, Muslims will begin to wake up to the great wave of darkness that they've allowed to overwhelm a religion that they subscribe to as being of peace and tolerance - a premise that at this point, is beyond laughable, it's disgusting.