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

[montelatici]

The "Western Democracies" have been bought and paid for. What do you expect? It is history repeating itself, sound familiar?

"One of the first mentions of South Africa in National Review came in an editorial comment on April 23, 1960, that inquired, "Deadend in South Africa?" Initially, the editors defended apartheid by depicting the problem of race relations as insoluble and therefore hopeless. "It is not a solution to assert that South Africa belongs to the blacks (who, as it happens, moved into the region after the whites)," the editors said, "any more than it is proper to say that the American South 'belongs' to the white man." Moving along from the question of whom South Africa belonged to, the editors contended, "the whites are entitled, we believe, to pre-eminence in South Africa."

Apologists Without Remorse

 

[Hollie]

While the link to the latest bit of Arab-Moslem insanity has been posted, I have to confess that I just don't understand the diseased Arab-Moslem mind that worships a desert Arab warlord and the proscription that condemns anyone who disagrees with the fascist ideology he invented to torture and death. On the one hand, this fits in exactly with the fascist doctrine that Mo' created; life tends to be cheap in Islamist ideology, mainly because the male adherent's believe that there is a sexual circus awaiting them. It is ultimately alright, even praisworthy to kill the kuffar, because as an islamist mass murderer / splodeydope, you are doing the will of the politico-religious ideology's inventor.



PA names square after mastermind of massacre of 22 children and 4 adults - PMW Bulletins

PA names square after mastermind of Ma'alot Massacre
in which 22 children and 4 adults were murdered

The "Martyr Khaled Nazzal Square"
inaugurated by PA officials from Jenin and the DFLP

 

[Hollie]

The "Western Democracies" have been bought and paid for. What do you expect? It is history repeating itself, sound familiar?

"One of the first mentions of South Africa in National Review came in an editorial comment on April 23, 1960, that inquired, "Deadend in South Africa?" Initially, the editors defended apartheid by depicting the problem of race relations as insoluble and therefore hopeless. "It is not a solution to assert that South Africa belongs to the blacks (who, as it happens, moved into the region after the whites)," the editors said, "any more than it is proper to say that the American South 'belongs' to the white man." Moving along from the question of whom South Africa belonged to, the editors contended, "the whites are entitled, we believe, to pre-eminence in South Africa."

Apologists Without Remorse

More of your pointless, off-topic cut and paste piffle.

 

[Sixties Fan]

What is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow. This is the entire Torah; the rest is the commentary -- go and learn

— Hillel the Elder, to a would-be convert to Judaism who asked to be taught the entire Torah 'on one foot' (Talmud, Shabbat 31a)

 

[Sixties Fan]

Wellington city council apologizes after Tim Rice asks for explanation of lyric change, saying ‘permission not given’

New Zealand festival removes ‘Israel’ from Joseph musical

 

[louie888]

Wellington city council apologizes after Tim Rice asks for explanation of lyric change, saying ‘permission not given’

New Zealand festival removes ‘Israel’ from Joseph musical

LOL at the nonstop jewish whiners. IT'S ALWAYS SOMETHING!

 

[Hollie]

Wellington city council apologizes after Tim Rice asks for explanation of lyric change, saying ‘permission not given’

New Zealand festival removes ‘Israel’ from Joseph musical

LOL at the nonstop jewish whiners. IT'S ALWAYS SOMETHING!

LOL at the Islamist attention seeker.

 

[Sixties Fan]

The map of Belfast’s communities, and the peace lines/walls that separate them

(full article online)

Israeli “apartheid walls” and N. Ireland “peace walls”: A case study in media double standards

 

[Sixties Fan]

The 8-year-old child was spotted walking in an area adjacent to the Itamar settlement, near Nablus, on Wednesday morning. IDF troops were called out to investigate.
When the soldiers started speaking with the boy, who apparently had a mental disability, they noticed that his body was covered in “signs of harsh physical abuse,” an army spokesperson said.
The child told them that he was being abused at home,” the spokesperson said.
According to the Palestinian Authority mouthpiece Safa, the signs of abuse included burns from molten plastic being poured on him.
Bashar Abd al-, 8, who, the IDF said, told soldiers he was abused at home after he was picked up by the army as he walked outside a Jewish settlement in the northern West Bank on June 15, 2017. (Safa)
The army dismissed reports in Palestinian media that the boy was kidnapped and beaten by settlers at Itamar. The spokesperson noted that at no point did the boy enter the settlement nor did settlers approach him.
The child was identified by Palestinian media as Bashar Abd al-Ghazal of the nearby village of Beit Furik.
According to Safa, al-Ghazal’s father died on Wednesday. The news site did not elaborate.
The IDF spokesperson said the soldiers gave the child “water, food and grape juice” before handing him over to PA security services.

(full article online)

Pro-Israel Bay Bloggers: Lamis Deek spreads a modern day blood libel

 

[Sixties Fan]

Hassan Asfour, a former PA minister and current associate of Muhammad Dahlan, political adversary of Mahmoud Abbas, explained it as follows:
"Abbas, despite his initial objection [to the US demand to stop prisoner salary payments], has begun to examine practical options to comply with the American demand in a way that will not lead to an explosion that might lead to his downfall and the downfall of their [Abbas' and US'] joint plan. Among these options that are being examined with special secrecy, is the option of transferring the prisoners' and Martyrs' salaries to a 'social insurance' body so that it will look as if it is 'humanitarian and social aid to needy families' and not 'monthly salaries to fighter families.'"
[Fatah Voice, independent Palestinian news website, June 3, 2017]

(full article online)

Is PA planning to deceive the US and donor countries – AGAIN? - PMW Bulletins

 

[Sixties Fan]

Al Quds day is an Islamic invention, that was introduced into the calendar by the Islamic Republic of Iran in 1979 in ‘opposition to the existence of Israel’. The London branch of the Islamic hate festival is organised by the Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC). Every year flags in support of Hezbollah are flown. This year the IHRC have even encouraged people to bring them.

Majid Nawaaz recently described Hezbollah as:

“an anti-Semitic, sectarian shia-jihadist terror organisation that advocates the annihilation of Jews worldwide, and has militarily backed Assad’s atrocities in Syria for geo-sectarian reasons at the behest of their state sponsor Iran.”

(full article online)

Marching with (and stopping!) terrorist supporters in London in 2017

 

[Sixties Fan]

Such an activity—making blacklists of private organizations—is absolutely unprecedented for the HRC. And the current “research” program is focused on only one context: companies working in areas designated as being under Israeli civil jurisdiction in the West Bank under the Oslo Accords. The General Assembly has allocated $138,700 to cover the costs of this research project. The clear goal of the Council in producing such a list is to create negative reputational consequences for the listed companies, and ultimately to trigger sanctions against targeted companies through subsequent action by the Security Council or national governments.3

(full article online)

Kontorovich and NGO Monitor eviscerate the UNHRC "blacklist" ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Shusha]

Wellington city council apologizes after Tim Rice asks for explanation of lyric change, saying ‘permission not given’

New Zealand festival removes ‘Israel’ from Joseph musical

Let's erase the Jewish people, you know, so life will be "simpler".

 

[Sixties Fan]

 

[Sixties Fan]

"Zion" in the Bible
Zion started as a nickname for Jerusalem: “Look upon Zion…Your eyes will see Jerusalem” (Isaiah 33:20). Later it became a nickname for Israel, for example in Jeremiah 3:14 God says: “I will choose you - one from a town and two from a clan - and bring you to Zion.” Zion is also the Hebrew name of a mount in Jerusalem that was conquered from the Jebusites by King David, where The City of David was located.

What is Zion in Hebrew?
The word Zion - ציון (Tziyon) comes from the root צ-י-ן (tz-y-n) in Hebrew. In Modern Hebrew we have a lot of verbs coming from this root. One of them is: “letzayen” which means “to mark” or “to emphasize”. This meaning makes Zion an appropriate name to mark one of the holiest places on earth. Some Jewish traditions even refer to Zion as the spiritual point from which the entire world was created, located in the Holy of Holies of the Temple.

IsraelBiblicalStudies.com

 

[Sixties Fan]

I stumbled onto this 2015 article in Slate about 3000 descendants of Palestinian Arabs who fled in 1948 to Egypt.

It shows exactly how much the Arab world really cares about Palestinians.

“Egypt has been a gracious host to us,” he says, speaking in slow, elegant Arabic. “All we want from the Egyptian government is for someone who lives in Egypt and was born in Egypt to be treated like an Egyptian. … Today, our poor pay the prices of Egypt’s wealthiest. All we want is for our poor to be treated as the Egyptian poor.” As foreigners, the Palestinians don’t have access to the state subsidies provided to poor Egyptians.

(full article online)

How Egypt treats Palestinians ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Sixties Fan]

[Here is an article which is asking to become a thread. Who will start one? ]

UNRWA tried to raise money on Refugee Day by sending out this message:



69 years since their original displacement in 1948, Palestine refugees are still refugees, awaiting a just and durable solution to their plight.

No, they are not refugees.

As I noted in February, there is only one definition of refugee in international law, in the 1951 Refugee Convention:

Any person who...owing to well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion, is outside the country of his nationality and is unable or, owing to such fear, is unwilling to avail himself of the protection of that country; or who, not having a nationality and being outside the country of his former habitual residence as a result of such events, is unable or, owing to such fear, is unwilling to return to it.

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While Palestinian refugees were excluded under the Refugee Convention from protection by UNHCR, there is no additional definition to include them as refugees. UNRWA has a working definition of something they made up called "Palestine refugees" that have nothing to do with actual refugee status and is entirely for UNRWA to determine who is eligible to receive their services.

Today, nearly none of the original refugees (and some of them were refugees in 1948) are alive, and their descendants aren't refugees.

UNRWA knows all this, as I noted in the earlier article. UNRWA documentation almost never calls them "refugees" but only "Palestine refugees" which has its own definition that has nothing to do with actual refugee status. They cannot apply for asylum in Europe, for example, unless they are also truly refugees fleeing from Syria or Hamas.

And in this case, for this fundraising campaign , they are knowingly lying when they say "Palestine refugees are still refugees."

.@UNRWA still lying ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Sixties Fan]

And it’s always…ever since I started doing this…the first time I went to Palestine in 2000 there was a moment when I walked into the sanctuary and I really, really felt…felt such a peace. I mean it’s such a beautiful space and throughout the festival I have really tried…wanted to give the visitors thatsense…to give them that moment when you walk in and the world folds away. So I chose to describe the sanctuary and what it means and its history. And here is just the second paragraph in that piece which says –

A sanctuary on a hilltop. Around it the earth fell away. Palestinians are masters of terracing. They built Jerusalem on a hill and the Old City slopes gently towards the south-east; towards the sanctuary. And there, the central and biggest of 26 terraces is for the Dome of the Rock. From the south, 20 steps lead up to it. From the north, just nine.”

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It is of course not in the least bit surprising to find veteran anti-Israel activist Ahdaf Soueif exploiting the wrapping of a literary festival for political ends. Predictable erasing all Jewish history from her portrayal of Temple Mount and using partisan terminology to describe the location, she promotes to Hay Festival goers and BBC audiences alike ridiculous ahistorical notions such as the idea that Palestinians built Jerusalem and the Dome of the Rock is situated on specially constructed ‘Palestinian terracing’.

(full article online)

At BBC Culture website, audiences told Palestinians built Jerusalem

 

[Sixties Fan]

The latest attack, which coincided with the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, in honor of which the Jerusalem Municipality had made an unprecedented investment in holiday lights and cultural and sports events, was executed in the spirit of the Muslim Brotherhood's slogan: "Allah is our goal, the Prophet [Muhammad] is our leader, the Quran is our constitution, jihad is our way and death for Allah is our most exalted wish." This is the command hierarchy the killers follow.

Let us be clear: Terrorist attacks by individuals have a method and intent. This is an Islamic religious belief that is used as a political and operative tool that both the Palestinian Authority and Hamas use to fight Israel. Both these organizations, which perpetuate martyrdom, fund terrorism and incite the masses to carry out attacks as an act of "legitimate resistance to the occupation," reject the legitimacy of Israel's existence and sovereignty over Jerusalem. So they encourage serial murder through messages of religious incitement, the magic words of an evil sorcerer. As a result, a collection of glassy-eyed automatons head out to commit murder.

(full article online)

http://www.israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_opinion.php?id=19267

 

[Sixties Fan]

PFLP, which is a member of the PLO, has claimed responsibility for the terror attack last week in which Israeli policewoman Hadas Malka was murdered. In an announcement the party stated that its "heroes" carried out the attack "to emphasize the path of resistance."

The attack was described as part of a "blood oath" to Palestinians to carry out "resistance" - a Palestinian euphemism for violence and terror - until "Palestine" is established "from the [Jordan] River to the Mediterranean [Sea]." In other words, completely erasing all of the State of Israel:

"The PFLP again emphasized in the statement the blood oath to the Palestinian people to continue on the path of resistance until the return [of the Palestinian refugees], freedom, and the establishment of our state on all of the land of the Palestinian homeland from the [Jordan] River to the Mediterranean [Sea], with free and united Jerusalem as its capital."
[Wattan, independent Palestinian news agency, June 17, 2017]

(full article online)

PFLP: Blood oath to Palestinians to establish "Palestine" from River to Sea - PMW Bulletins