An Israeli court has granted permission for the assassin of Yitzhak Rabin to have a child with his wife through artificial insemination.

Personally, I donÂ’t think such terrorist pigs (and Yigal Amir is every bit the terrorist al-Zarqawi was) should be permitted to pass on their foul genetic code, but that isnÂ’t the why IÂ’m writing. Instead, I want to know about this curious claim made by Amir regarding his role in a plot to smuggle sperm out of his prison so that his wife could become pregnant.

In March, Amir was sentenced to 30 days without any visitors and 14 days without telephone calls and fined NIS 100 after prison officers caught him trying to smuggle sperm samples to his wife.

The Israel Prison Service had already said that in principle it would allow Amir and Trimbobler to have a child by artificial insemination, although it twice warned him not to give samples before the process had been arranged.

After Amir had denied participating in the smuggling attempt, the Prisons Authority showed him tapes from jail security cameras that clearly documented the incident. Upon seeing the tapes, Amir withdrew his request for the second hearing.

Denied participating in the smuggling attempt. Then where did the. . . uhhhh. . . sample come from? That is a purely academic question on my part – I have no interest in seeing whatever is on the tapes that “documented the incident.”

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