All The News Anti-Israel Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss

[Sixties Fan]

Believe it or not, but Hebron is a bustling, thriving city. Breaking the Silence tour participants are shown a very restricted fragment of the old town area, walking along one long street, known as King David Street to Israelis and as Shuhada (Martyrs) Street to Palestinians, before turning off at the end up another street and along a dirt track to visit local Palestinian activist group Youth Against Settlements. Tour participants then retrace their steps and head back to the beginning of their linear route to be driven back to Tel Aviv or Jerusalem. The few streets in which Palestinian civilians are restricted compromise less than 1% of the entire city. The vast majority of the city does not undergo the restrictions imposed on the roads shown by Breaking the Silence.

To be sure, the streets in this area are worthy of attention, with Palestinian citizens prevented from walking and driving in much of them due to restrictions imposed after repeated outbreaks of violence. This is a complex place riven with decades-old tensions, violence and mutual mistrust. More than anywhere else, the effects are seen most clearly on these streets. But there’s a lot more to Hebron than this narrow section of the city.





Given that Breaking the Silence tour participants are taken straight back to Tel Aviv or Jerusalem before they have a chance to explore the city for themselves, they don’t get a chance to see Hebron life beyond the narrow confines of the few streets on the tour. An entire city is literally reduced to a few unrepresentative roads.

(full article online)

Five Facts About Hebron You Won’t Learn on a Breaking the Silence Tour

 

[Hollie]

Out of the vast islamic intellectual wasteland....


Syrian-American human rights activist Ammar Abdulhamid and Egyptian-American researcher Samuel Tadros discussed Zionism and Israel on an August 15, 2019 show on Al-Hurra TV (United States). Ammar Abdulhamid said that there is a colonialist-imperialist streak in all civilizations and this means that the colonialist aspects of Zionism are not unique. He argued that the Arabs have become nihilistic with regard to Israel because they focused on annihilating Israel instead of building a Palestinian state right from the start. He also said that one cannot ignore the role that Arab Jews played in Israel's establishment and the fact that they did so in order to escape persecution by Muslim Arabs


Video:
"Arab-American Researchers: Arab Narratives about Zionism Are False; Israel Is the Most Successful Country in the ME; Instead of Establishing Palestine, Arabs Tried to Erase Israel"

 

[Sixties Fan]

Danon continued that Israel is "extremely concerned about the growing trend of violent and murderous acts by Palestinian terrorists that cruelly target innocent Israeli children," adding that these attacks are glorified by the Palestinian Authority and "praised by terrorist organizations, including the Islamic Jihad and Hamas."

The letter concluded with the ambassador urging the UN "to do your utmost to curb such horrific acts of violence, and also ask that you include such incidents in the Secretary General’s annual report."

(full article online)

Danon: 'Note Shnerb's murder in report on children in armed conflict'

 

[Sixties Fan]

Jerusalem Muslims Nearly Lynch a Jewish Motorist in Jerusalem - Israel Unwired

 

[Sixties Fan]

Nearly 1400 Palestinians managed to reach Greece in ramshackle boats so far this year alone.

An estimated 35-40,000 Palestinians have left Gaza in the past year alone. That's 2% of the total population of Gaza, and they mostly left through Egypt which has severe restrictions on how many can leave.

If the "pro-Palestinian" side actually cared about Palestinians, wouldn't they want a safe means that Palestinians could leave if they choose?

"Voluntary transfer" is phrased as if it is a means of ethnic cleansing, but it is voluntary. No one is forced to leave. Going through Israel, subsidized, to go to Europe - even though the plan has not worked out - is far more humane than forcing thousands of Palestinians to resort to going on rickety and dangerous boats. Even if Israel has ulterior motives, the plan is still more humane than any alternative.

For members of the supposedly progressive crowd, Israel's support for a plan that can save Palestinian lives is enough reason to oppose it. Think about that.

(full article online)

Some very progressive people seem to prefer drowned Palestinians to living ones ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Mindful]

Palestinians: Why Allow Facts to Get in the Way?

by Bassam Tawil
August 28, 2019 at 5:00 am

Palestinians: Why Allow Facts to Get in the Way?

• Why are the details about Rina Shnerb's hometown and her age worth mentioning? Because the Palestinian media has again engaged in a campaign of fabrications and lies to justify the terror attack and the murder of an innocent Jewish teenager.
  
  
• The Palestinian media, however, does not feel comfortable reporting the facts about the terror attack. In the eyes of Palestinian new editors and journalists, Rina was a "settler" and a "soldier." By using such terms, the Palestinians are trying to create the impression that she was not an innocent teenager, but a Jew who lived in a settlement and was even serving in the IDF.
  
  
• Finally, it is important to note that many Palestinian media outlets and officials continue to refer to Israel as "occupied Palestine." They see zero difference between a Jew living in the West Bank and a Jew living inside Israel. For them, all Jews are settlers and colonizers, and all cities inside Israel -- Tel Aviv, Haifa, Ashkelon, Ashdod, Eilat, as well as Lod, the hometown of Rina -- are "occupied." In the eyes of Palestinians, in fact all of Israel is "occupied" and a "settlement."
  
  
• When Palestinian terrorists fired three rockets at Sderot on August 25, Palestinian media outlets reported that Sderot is a "settlement." In case anyone had doubts, Sderot is an Israeli city in the Negev Desert, not a "settlement." By using the term "settlement," the Palestinians are again trying to create the impression that a city it is a legitimate target for rocket attacks because it is an "illegal settlement."
  

 

[P F Tinmore]

Palestinians: Why Allow Facts to Get in the Way?

by Bassam Tawil
August 28, 2019 at 5:00 am

Palestinians: Why Allow Facts to Get in the Way?

• Why are the details about Rina Shnerb's hometown and her age worth mentioning? Because the Palestinian media has again engaged in a campaign of fabrications and lies to justify the terror attack and the murder of an innocent Jewish teenager.
  
  
• The Palestinian media, however, does not feel comfortable reporting the facts about the terror attack. In the eyes of Palestinian new editors and journalists, Rina was a "settler" and a "soldier." By using such terms, the Palestinians are trying to create the impression that she was not an innocent teenager, but a Jew who lived in a settlement and was even serving in the IDF.
  
  
• Finally, it is important to note that many Palestinian media outlets and officials continue to refer to Israel as "occupied Palestine." They see zero difference between a Jew living in the West Bank and a Jew living inside Israel. For them, all Jews are settlers and colonizers, and all cities inside Israel -- Tel Aviv, Haifa, Ashkelon, Ashdod, Eilat, as well as Lod, the hometown of Rina -- are "occupied." In the eyes of Palestinians, in fact all of Israel is "occupied" and a "settlement."
  
  
• When Palestinian terrorists fired three rockets at Sderot on August 25, Palestinian media outlets reported that Sderot is a "settlement." In case anyone had doubts, Sderot is an Israeli city in the Negev Desert, not a "settlement." By using the term "settlement," the Palestinians are again trying to create the impression that a city it is a legitimate target for rocket attacks because it is an "illegal settlement."

This was the question in another thread.

Palestine Today

 

[Mindful]

Palestinians: Why Allow Facts to Get in the Way?

by Bassam Tawil
August 28, 2019 at 5:00 am

Palestinians: Why Allow Facts to Get in the Way?

• Why are the details about Rina Shnerb's hometown and her age worth mentioning? Because the Palestinian media has again engaged in a campaign of fabrications and lies to justify the terror attack and the murder of an innocent Jewish teenager.
  
  
• The Palestinian media, however, does not feel comfortable reporting the facts about the terror attack. In the eyes of Palestinian new editors and journalists, Rina was a "settler" and a "soldier." By using such terms, the Palestinians are trying to create the impression that she was not an innocent teenager, but a Jew who lived in a settlement and was even serving in the IDF.
  
  
• Finally, it is important to note that many Palestinian media outlets and officials continue to refer to Israel as "occupied Palestine." They see zero difference between a Jew living in the West Bank and a Jew living inside Israel. For them, all Jews are settlers and colonizers, and all cities inside Israel -- Tel Aviv, Haifa, Ashkelon, Ashdod, Eilat, as well as Lod, the hometown of Rina -- are "occupied." In the eyes of Palestinians, in fact all of Israel is "occupied" and a "settlement."
  
  
• When Palestinian terrorists fired three rockets at Sderot on August 25, Palestinian media outlets reported that Sderot is a "settlement." In case anyone had doubts, Sderot is an Israeli city in the Negev Desert, not a "settlement." By using the term "settlement," the Palestinians are again trying to create the impression that a city it is a legitimate target for rocket attacks because it is an "illegal settlement."

This was the question in another thread.

Palestine Today

Your lucky day? Two for the price of one?

You can get to answer them twice.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Palestinians: Why Allow Facts to Get in the Way?

by Bassam Tawil
August 28, 2019 at 5:00 am

Palestinians: Why Allow Facts to Get in the Way?

• Why are the details about Rina Shnerb's hometown and her age worth mentioning? Because the Palestinian media has again engaged in a campaign of fabrications and lies to justify the terror attack and the murder of an innocent Jewish teenager.
  
  
• The Palestinian media, however, does not feel comfortable reporting the facts about the terror attack. In the eyes of Palestinian new editors and journalists, Rina was a "settler" and a "soldier." By using such terms, the Palestinians are trying to create the impression that she was not an innocent teenager, but a Jew who lived in a settlement and was even serving in the IDF.
  
  
• Finally, it is important to note that many Palestinian media outlets and officials continue to refer to Israel as "occupied Palestine." They see zero difference between a Jew living in the West Bank and a Jew living inside Israel. For them, all Jews are settlers and colonizers, and all cities inside Israel -- Tel Aviv, Haifa, Ashkelon, Ashdod, Eilat, as well as Lod, the hometown of Rina -- are "occupied." In the eyes of Palestinians, in fact all of Israel is "occupied" and a "settlement."
  
  
• When Palestinian terrorists fired three rockets at Sderot on August 25, Palestinian media outlets reported that Sderot is a "settlement." In case anyone had doubts, Sderot is an Israeli city in the Negev Desert, not a "settlement." By using the term "settlement," the Palestinians are again trying to create the impression that a city it is a legitimate target for rocket attacks because it is an "illegal settlement."

This was the question in another thread.

Palestine Today

Your lucky day? Two for the price of one?

You can get to answer them twice.

It is illegal to acquire territory by force.

It is illegal to annex occupied territory.

So how/when did Israel legally acquire this territory?

 

[Mindful]

Palestinians: Why Allow Facts to Get in the Way?

by Bassam Tawil
August 28, 2019 at 5:00 am

Palestinians: Why Allow Facts to Get in the Way?

• Why are the details about Rina Shnerb's hometown and her age worth mentioning? Because the Palestinian media has again engaged in a campaign of fabrications and lies to justify the terror attack and the murder of an innocent Jewish teenager.
  
  
• The Palestinian media, however, does not feel comfortable reporting the facts about the terror attack. In the eyes of Palestinian new editors and journalists, Rina was a "settler" and a "soldier." By using such terms, the Palestinians are trying to create the impression that she was not an innocent teenager, but a Jew who lived in a settlement and was even serving in the IDF.
  
  
• Finally, it is important to note that many Palestinian media outlets and officials continue to refer to Israel as "occupied Palestine." They see zero difference between a Jew living in the West Bank and a Jew living inside Israel. For them, all Jews are settlers and colonizers, and all cities inside Israel -- Tel Aviv, Haifa, Ashkelon, Ashdod, Eilat, as well as Lod, the hometown of Rina -- are "occupied." In the eyes of Palestinians, in fact all of Israel is "occupied" and a "settlement."
  
  
• When Palestinian terrorists fired three rockets at Sderot on August 25, Palestinian media outlets reported that Sderot is a "settlement." In case anyone had doubts, Sderot is an Israeli city in the Negev Desert, not a "settlement." By using the term "settlement," the Palestinians are again trying to create the impression that a city it is a legitimate target for rocket attacks because it is an "illegal settlement."

This was the question in another thread.

Palestine Today

Your lucky day? Two for the price of one?

You can get to answer them twice.

It is illegal to acquire territory by force.

It is illegal to annex occupied territory.

So how/when did Israel legally acquire this territory?

Why do you even bother?

 

[Hollie]

It is illegal to acquire territory by force.

So what is the islamic terrorist border gee-had all about?

 

[P F Tinmore]

It is illegal to acquire territory by force.

So what is the islamic terrorist border gee-had all about?

Is deflection all you got?

 

[Mindful]

It is illegal to acquire territory by force.

So what is the islamic terrorist border gee-had all about?

Is deflection all you got?

What's to deflect?

Substance?

 

[Hollie]

It is illegal to acquire territory by force.

So what is the islamic terrorist border gee-had all about?

Is deflection all you got?

Can't answer?

 

[Mindful]

It is illegal to acquire territory by force.

So what is the islamic terrorist border gee-had all about?

Is deflection all you got?

Can't answer?

Oh please.

Spare us.

 

[Hollie]

It is illegal to acquire territory by force.

So what is the islamic terrorist border gee-had all about?

Is deflection all you got?

Can't answer?

Oh please.

Spare us.

What? You don't want to be entertained by PF Tinmore dumping a YouTube video produced by Press TV?

 

[Mindful]

It is illegal to acquire territory by force.

So what is the islamic terrorist border gee-had all about?

Is deflection all you got?

Can't answer?

Oh please.

Spare us.

What? You don't want to be entertained by PF Tinmore dumping a YouTube video produced by Press TV?

He's too repetitive. Ad nauseum.

 

[P F Tinmore]

It is illegal to acquire territory by force.

So what is the islamic terrorist border gee-had all about?

I don't know. Whose talking point is that?

 

[Hollie]

It is illegal to acquire territory by force.

So what is the islamic terrorist border gee-had all about?

I don't know. Whose talking point is that?

You're befuddled about events around you.

 

[Hollie]

I sure hope that Hamas will remember to respect the rights of the freedom fighters supporting ISIS that are being arrested.



Hamas makes mass arrests in Gaza following killing of 3 policemen said by IS

Hamas makes mass arrests in Gaza following killing of 3 policemen said by IS

Hamas has declared a state of emergency and on Wednesday morning began arresting supporters of Islamic State and other Salafist organizations in the Gaza Strip en masse, hours after three policemen were killed in a series of blasts in the coastal enclave, according to Palestinian reports.