Yasser Arafat's Niece Condemns Her Anti-Semitic Upbringing, Praises Israel

The daughter of Yasser's brother, one of the founders of Fatah, she grew up in a household (in Saudi Arabia) that "hailed Hitler and praised the Holocaust." In a startling about face, she moved to Canada, became a Christian and had the word "Israel" tattooed--in Hebrew--on her back. Now she dreams of the day she can "come to Israel, to fly the flag and salute it.”

What prompted the drastic change? In a nutshell, it was having to live under Saudi-style sharia law, which, as we know, is no fun for chicks:

“The [forced wearing of the] hijab is the main reason I left Islam…and also because of the way of life under Islamic Sharia law,” she told Channel 2.

If only it had the same effect on more Jew-despising Muslims.