Quote:7. Suicide-bombing only to kill innocent human beings (only to target civilian) is committed by Muslims only.
Really? So what does the word Kamikaze mean??
The modern history of suicide attacks seems to indicate it's more of a European practice than a Muslim one. Muslims have only begun using this method for the past few years, and probably only out of desperation.
The first recorded instance of suicide attacks in recent history was from the Qing official Yu Yonghe who recorded that injured Dutch soldiers fighting against Koxinga's forces for control of Taiwan in 1661 would use gunpowder to blow up both themselves and their opponents.
Then during the Belgian Revolution, the Dutch Lieutenant Jan van Speijk detonated his own ship in the harbour of Antwerp.
(Seems to be a Dutch phenomena thus far..)
Another example was the Prussian soldier Karl Klinke on 18 April 1864 at the Battle of Dybbøl, when he blew a hole in a Danish fortification...
Modern suicide bombing as a political tool can be traced back to the assassination of Czar Alexander II of Russia in 1881. Alexander fell victim to a Nihilist plot. While driving on one of the central streets of Saint Petersburg, near the Winter Palace, he was mortally wounded by the explosion of hand-made grenades and died a few hours afterwards. The Tzar was killed by a member of Narodnaya Volya, Ignacy Hryniewiecki, who died while intentionally exploding the bomb during the attack. Rudolf Christoph Freiherr von Gersdorff intended to assassinate Adolf Hitler by suicide bomb in 1943, but was unable to complete the attack.
(Prussians, Germans and Russians, all Christians...)
During the Battle for Berlin the Luftwaffe flew "Self-sacrifice missions" (Selbstopfereinsatz) against Soviet bridges over the River Oder. These 'total missions' were flown by pilots of the Leonidas Squadron under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Heiner Lange. From 17 April until 20 April 1945, using any aircraft that were available.
(More Germans..)
Following World War II, Viet Minh "death volunteers" fought against the French colonial army by using a long stick-like explosive to destroy French tanks.
(Vietnamese.. mostly Buddhists & Christians I think..)
A popular Hindu nationalist leader in India called for the formation of Hindu suicide squads, Bal Thackeray, a Hindu nationalist in India and president of the Shiv Sena issued a call to form Hindu suicide squads. In 2002, Thackeray issued this call. At least two organizations founded and managed by the retired Indian Army officers namely Lt Col (retired) Jayant Rao Chitale and Lt Ge. P.N. Hoon (former commander-in-chief of the Western Command), answered Bal Thackeray’s call to set up the Suicide Squads in India. Lt Gen. Hoon claimed, Thackeray instructed him to set up the training camps.
(Hindus...)
The famous "Bra bomber" who committed a suicide bombing of Indian PM Rajiv Gandhi (and killing 14 others) was certainly not a Muslim.
(Hindu again?..)
Interestingly the first suicide attack against Israel was actually carried out by Japanese, not Palestinians. Three Japanese used grenades and automatic rifles to kill 26 people and wound many more in the hall of the Lod airport in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1972. The group belonged to the Japanese Red Army. Members of the JRA became instructors in martial art and kamikaze operations at several training camps bringing the suicide techniques to the Middle East
(Shinto? Communists?...)
During WWII, thousands of Japanese pilots carried out Kamikaze suicide missions. This is in addition to Banzai charge attacks, in which tens of thousands of foot soldiers carried out suicide missions, charging at the enemy directly, hoping to kill them and die at the same time.
(Shinto/Japanese...)
The usage of the term "suicide bombing" dates back to at least 1940. A 10 August 1940 New York Times article mentions the term in relation to German tactics. A 4 March 1942 article refers to a Japanese attempt at a "suicide bombing" on an American carrier. Even earlier, though not using the exact phrase, the magazine Modern Mechanix (February 1936) reports the Italians reacted to a possible oil embargo by stating that they would carry out attacks with "a squadron of aviators pledged to crash their death-laden planes in suicidal dives directly onto the decks of British ships".
So it appears another of your article's claims is shattered.