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


Israel’s project to annex 40 per cent of the occupied West Bank is hanging in the balance. Without the long-awaited green light from the Trump administration, it will remain stalled. After his abysmal mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic and Black Lives Matter protests, recent polls show the president is consistently trailing behind his democratic rival, Joe Biden. A foreign policy fiasco in Palestine could quickly end the incumbent’s dream of a second term in the White House. This explains why he has been dragging his feet on the planned annexation.

If events within the US have painted the image of a president driven by dark forces of discrimination and inequality, support for Israel’s annexation policy will certainly shed more light on it. By endorsing Israel’s annexation plan Trump has unwittingly called into question his slogans ‘America First’ and ‘Make America Great Again.’

Read more at
Annexation is still inadmissible, even by Israel
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There are obvious echoes of the treatment of George Floyd, an African-American killed by police in Minneapolis last month. His death triggered mass protests against police brutality and reinvigorated the Black Lives Matter movement. The incident in Jerusalem, by contrast, attracted only minor attention – even in Israel.

An assault by Israeli security officials on a diplomat sounds like an aberration – a peculiar case of mistaken identity – quite unlike an established pattern of police violence against poor black communities in the US. But that impression would be wrong.

The man attacked in Jerusalem was no ordinary Israeli diplomat. He was Bedouin, from Israel’s large Palestinian minority. One-fifth of the population, this minority enjoys a very inferior form of Israeli citizenship.

Ishmael Khaldi’s exceptional success in becoming a diplomat, as well as his all-too-familiar experience as a Palestinian of abuse at the hands of the security services, exemplify the paradoxes of what amounts to Israel’s hybrid version of apartheid.

Read more at
Chokehold on Diplomat Exposes Israel’s Special Type of Apartheid
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center
 

Local sources said that Israeli bulldozers, escorted by armed forces, stormed Beir al-Hamam area in the Negev and demolished three Palestinian homes.

Confrontations flared up between the IOF and local residents, during which the IOF assaulted young men, women and children.

Read more at
IOF demolishes seven Palestinian homes
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center
 

STUDENTS FOR JUSTICE IN PALESTINE AT FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY STANDS WITH SENATE PRESIDENT AHMAD DARALDIK

Students for Justice in Palestine condemns the discriminatory campaign to remove recently elected Florida State University Student Senate President Ahmad Daraldik from office. Ahmad is a Muslim Palestinian student and a member of SJP. We denounce this campaign as racially and politically motivated to smear and silence Palestinian students and critics of the state of Israel.

Accusations that Ahmad harbors antisemitic beliefs are based on flimsy evidence, relying on people to make racist and Islamophobic assumptions about Palestinians to accept them.
 
Who are the settlers?

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Israel should face economic sanctions
Amanpour

Palestinian human rights lawyer Diana Buttu says if Israel annexes West Bank territory, it is breaking international law and must be held accountable.
Source: CNN
 
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Israel should face economic sanctions
Amanpour

Palestinian human rights lawyer Diana Buttu says if Israel annexes West Bank territory, it is breaking international law and must be held accountable.
Source: CNN
Comical that Islamic terrorists whine about breaking international law.
 
RE: All The News Anti-Palestinian Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

BLUF: Christiane Amanpour is a very well respected journalist and news anchor. She calls it as she sees it. But she must play by the rules set down for her by CNN. Diana Buttu is
(Canadian born) PLO. She has been PLO nearly from the beginning of her political activism.

Israel should face economic sanctions
Amanpour

Palestinian human rights lawyer Diana Buttu says if Israel annexes West Bank territory, it is breaking international law and must be held accountable.
Source: CNN
(COMMENT)

Diana Buttu is a cosmetic Palestinian that wanted to make a name for herself by becoming a member of the Negotiation Affairs Department (NAD) of the PLO.

She knows very well that the PLO agreed to the establishment of full civil and security control of the Israelis over Area "C" and that included complete jurisdiction over the legal system used. It is not "apartheid." And the Palestinians have never utilized the Dispute Resolutions framework to challenge their own agreement. She knows very well that the framework to which the PLO agreed to covered the issues of Jerusalem, refugees, settlements, security arrangements, borders, relations and cooperation with other neighbors, and other issues of common interest → as to matters common to the Permanent Status of Negotiations. She also knows that the PLO has taken a stance that Armed struggle is the only way to liberate Palestine.

It is a bit obvious that Diana Buttu has no love loss with Saeb Erekat. In fact, Buttu would like to replace Erekat as the principal negotiator on PLO dealings on the international effort.

Just my thought...
SIGIL PAIR.png
Most Respectfully,
R
 
RE: All The News Anti-Palestinian Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

BLUF: Christiane Amanpour is a very well respected journalist and news anchor. She calls it as she sees it. But she must play by the rules set down for her by CNN. Diana Buttu is
(Canadian born) PLO. She has been PLO nearly from the beginning of her political activism.

Israel should face economic sanctions
Amanpour

Palestinian human rights lawyer Diana Buttu says if Israel annexes West Bank territory, it is breaking international law and must be held accountable.
Source: CNN
(COMMENT)


Diana Buttu is a cosmetic Palestinian that wanted to make a name for herself by becoming a member of the Negotiation Affairs Department (NAD) of the PLO.

She knows very well that the PLO agreed to the establishment of full civil and security control of the Israelis over Area "C" and that included complete jurisdiction over the legal system used. It is not "apartheid." And the Palestinians have never utilized the Dispute Resolutions framework to challenge their own agreement. She knows very well that the framework to which the PLO agreed to covered the issues of Jerusalem, refugees, settlements, security arrangements, borders, relations and cooperation with other neighbors, and other issues of common interest → as to matters common to the Permanent Status of Negotiations. She also knows that the PLO has taken a stance that Armed struggle is the only way to liberate Palestine.

It is a bit obvious that Diana Buttu has no love loss with Saeb Erekat. In fact, Buttu would like to replace Erekat as the principal negotiator on PLO dealings on the international effort.

Just my thought...
SIGIL PAIR.png
Most Respectfully,
R
UNRWA doesn’t try to resettle refugees
Diana Buttu is (Canadian born) PLO. She has been PLO nearly from the beginning of her political activism.
A Conversation with Dubai Initiative Research Fellow Diana Buttu

 
RE: All The News Anti-Palestinian Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

BLUF: Christiane Amanpour is a very well respected journalist and news anchor. She calls it as she sees it. But she must play by the rules set down for her by CNN. Diana Buttu is
(Canadian born) PLO. She has been PLO nearly from the beginning of her political activism.

Israel should face economic sanctions
Amanpour

Palestinian human rights lawyer Diana Buttu says if Israel annexes West Bank territory, it is breaking international law and must be held accountable.
Source: CNN
(COMMENT)


Diana Buttu is a cosmetic Palestinian that wanted to make a name for herself by becoming a member of the Negotiation Affairs Department (NAD) of the PLO.

She knows very well that the PLO agreed to the establishment of full civil and security control of the Israelis over Area "C" and that included complete jurisdiction over the legal system used. It is not "apartheid." And the Palestinians have never utilized the Dispute Resolutions framework to challenge their own agreement. She knows very well that the framework to which the PLO agreed to covered the issues of Jerusalem, refugees, settlements, security arrangements, borders, relations and cooperation with other neighbors, and other issues of common interest → as to matters common to the Permanent Status of Negotiations. She also knows that the PLO has taken a stance that Armed struggle is the only way to liberate Palestine.

It is a bit obvious that Diana Buttu has no love loss with Saeb Erekat. In fact, Buttu would like to replace Erekat as the principal negotiator on PLO dealings on the international effort.

Just my thought...
SIGIL PAIR.png
Most Respectfully,
R
UNRWA doesn’t try to resettle refugees
Diana Buttu is (Canadian born) PLO. She has been PLO nearly from the beginning of her political activism.
A Conversation with Dubai Initiative Research Fellow Diana Buttu



RE: All The News Anti-Palestinian Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

BLUF: Christiane Amanpour is a very well respected journalist and news anchor. She calls it as she sees it. But she must play by the rules set down for her by CNN. Diana Buttu is
(Canadian born) PLO. She has been PLO nearly from the beginning of her political activism.

Israel should face economic sanctions
Amanpour

Palestinian human rights lawyer Diana Buttu says if Israel annexes West Bank territory, it is breaking international law and must be held accountable.
Source: CNN
(COMMENT)


Diana Buttu is a cosmetic Palestinian that wanted to make a name for herself by becoming a member of the Negotiation Affairs Department (NAD) of the PLO.

She knows very well that the PLO agreed to the establishment of full civil and security control of the Israelis over Area "C" and that included complete jurisdiction over the legal system used. It is not "apartheid." And the Palestinians have never utilized the Dispute Resolutions framework to challenge their own agreement. She knows very well that the framework to which the PLO agreed to covered the issues of Jerusalem, refugees, settlements, security arrangements, borders, relations and cooperation with other neighbors, and other issues of common interest → as to matters common to the Permanent Status of Negotiations. She also knows that the PLO has taken a stance that Armed struggle is the only way to liberate Palestine.

It is a bit obvious that Diana Buttu has no love loss with Saeb Erekat. In fact, Buttu would like to replace Erekat as the principal negotiator on PLO dealings on the international effort.

Just my thought...
SIGIL PAIR.png
Most Respectfully,
R
UNRWA doesn’t try to resettle refugees
Diana Buttu is (Canadian born) PLO. She has been PLO nearly from the beginning of her political activism.
A Conversation with Dubai Initiative Research Fellow Diana Buttu



"If I as a Canadian didn't know,
Israelis sure don't know about the situation"


Can one be more banally arrogant?
 


Why, is it unjust to shoot Jihadi trash trying to run people over?

Not to mention how sick is the family pushing a young man to such act,
and then try to fill their pockets playing the victims.

But hey for a guy who has no problem with children suicide bombers,
I guess no other kind of such sickness is a shock.

Enjoy your pallywood.
 

There are obvious echoes of the treatment of George Floyd, an African-American killed by police in Minneapolis last month. His death triggered mass protests against police brutality and reinvigorated the Black Lives Matter movement. The incident in Jerusalem, by contrast, attracted only minor attention – even in Israel.

An assault by Israeli security officials on a diplomat sounds like an aberration – a peculiar case of mistaken identity – quite unlike an established pattern of police violence against poor black communities in the US. But that impression would be wrong.

The man attacked in Jerusalem was no ordinary Israeli diplomat. He was Bedouin, from Israel’s large Palestinian minority. One-fifth of the population, this minority enjoys a very inferior form of Israeli citizenship.

Ishmael Khaldi’s exceptional success in becoming a diplomat, as well as his all-too-familiar experience as a Palestinian of abuse at the hands of the security services, exemplify the paradoxes of what amounts to Israel’s hybrid version of apartheid.

Read more at
Chokehold on Diplomat Exposes Israel’s Special Type of Apartheid
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center

Local sources said that Israeli bulldozers, escorted by armed forces, stormed Beir al-Hamam area in the Negev and demolished three Palestinian homes.

Confrontations flared up between the IOF and local residents, during which the IOF assaulted young men, women and children.

Read more at
IOF demolishes seven Palestinian homes
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center

It's like you don't even pretend to care about anything resembling a proof
for any of these allegations and blood libels.

Nada.
 
Democrats call for aid cut to Israel over annexation

Four women in the US Congress say that if Israel proceeds with further annexation plans in the occupied West Bank it would “lay the groundwork for Israel becoming an apartheid state.”

Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, Betty McCollum and Pramila Jayapal are making the claim in a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that they are circulating for signature among colleagues.

According to Politico, the letter has been signed by nine more lawmakers including Senator Bernie Sanders.

Although the letter overlooks the current apartheid reality, it is not typical for US lawmakers to refer to Israeli apartheid at all.

It is even rarer for members of Congress to call for Israel to pay any price for its actions.

In this letter, however, the signers say that if Israel proceeds with annexation they will demand conditions on the annual $3.8 billion in military aid it receives from the US.

They say they will pursue “human rights conditions and the withholding of funds for the offshore procurement of Israeli weapons equal to or exceeding the amount the Israeli government spends annually to fund settlements, as well as the policies and practices that sustain and enable them.”

 
Free at last!
Birzeit student Shatha Hasan with her father today after she has been released from Israeli jails following five months of administrative detention (without charge or trial).

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Medics provide first aid to a Palestinian mother before transferring her to a hospital after Israeli occupation forces broke into her home in Ya'bad town, Jenin, assaulted her and kidnapped two of her sons. According to local residents, her husband was also arrested two days ago.

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Palestinian youth Mu'tasem Asfour, 18, was found in the morning lying on the ground at the entrance to Ya'bad town, Jenin, with his body showing multiple signs of severe physical assault hours after he was kidnapped by Israeli occupation forces from his home.

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