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

[P F Tinmore]

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

BLUF: In over 70 years of war, IF all thee ICC Prosecutor can assemble is a list of War Crimes against Israelis, THEN that is an indictment of anti-Semitism against the ICC and the Prosecutorial Process; even the Prosecutor specifically (Fatou Bensouda).

(∑) We are still observing the Pre-Trail Phase. On that score, I am NOT prepared to make an accusation (or sling mud) on the ICC; but prefer to see what the Court (His Honor Judge Péter Kovács, Presiding Judge) has to say. While the attorneys for the Prosecution (Fatou Bensouda, Chief & James Stewart, Second Chair) have been outspoken and notified (along with the Public Counsel for the Alleged Victims), there is NO counsel for the defense yet to even be assigned, let alone any disclosure of evidence or specific charges rendered against specific individuals.

List of Targets Leaked: Israel Fears Worst in ICC War Crimes Investigation
The list includes “between 200 and 300 officials”, ranging from politicians to military and intelligence officials, who are subject to arrest abroad, should the ICC officially open the war crimes investigation.

(COMMENT)

It will be most interesting to hear what the Court has to say. The news article, cited by "P F Tinmore" which revolves around the Prosecutor's public statements and leaked information that is 8 months old, is merely an attempt by the Prosecutor to gain public momentum and support. This is not unlike most Prosecutorial strategies (especially for those that are trying to gain fame).

And it will be interesting to see how the Court will address the fact that: "The Rome Statute entered into force on 1 April 2015." I'm waiting to see the fight over the Application of the Rome Statute pertaining to Retroactive Application and the implication of the criminal activity in violation of customary international law (CIL), as well as the defense against acts of terrorism on activity punishable under Article 68 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.

AND THEN, there is the battle over the fact which requires the Court to interpret and apply its law consistently with ‘Internationally recognized Human Rights’ which includes the Right of the Israelis to self-determination and self-defense.

Yes - "P F Tinmore" may clap his hands all he wants, but there is so very much more that must be addressed before the case actually goes to trial.


Most Respectfully,
R

What You Need to Know about the ICC Investigation of War Crimes in Occupied Palestine
Considering the number of UN resolutions that Israel has violated throughout the years – the perpetual occupation of Palestine, the siege on Gaza, and the elaborate system of apartheid imposed on Palestinians, finding Israel guilty of war crimes, among others “serious crimes” should be a straightforward matter.

 

[rylah]

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

BLUF: In over 70 years of war, IF all thee ICC Prosecutor can assemble is a list of War Crimes against Israelis, THEN that is an indictment of anti-Semitism against the ICC and the Prosecutorial Process; even the Prosecutor specifically (Fatou Bensouda).

(∑) We are still observing the Pre-Trail Phase. On that score, I am NOT prepared to make an accusation (or sling mud) on the ICC; but prefer to see what the Court (His Honor Judge Péter Kovács, Presiding Judge) has to say. While the attorneys for the Prosecution (Fatou Bensouda, Chief & James Stewart, Second Chair) have been outspoken and notified (along with the Public Counsel for the Alleged Victims), there is NO counsel for the defense yet to even be assigned, let alone any disclosure of evidence or specific charges rendered against specific individuals.

List of Targets Leaked: Israel Fears Worst in ICC War Crimes Investigation
The list includes “between 200 and 300 officials”, ranging from politicians to military and intelligence officials, who are subject to arrest abroad, should the ICC officially open the war crimes investigation.

(COMMENT)

It will be most interesting to hear what the Court has to say. The news article, cited by "P F Tinmore" which revolves around the Prosecutor's public statements and leaked information that is 8 months old, is merely an attempt by the Prosecutor to gain public momentum and support. This is not unlike most Prosecutorial strategies (especially for those that are trying to gain fame).

And it will be interesting to see how the Court will address the fact that: "The Rome Statute entered into force on 1 April 2015." I'm waiting to see the fight over the Application of the Rome Statute pertaining to Retroactive Application and the implication of the criminal activity in violation of customary international law (CIL), as well as the defense against acts of terrorism on activity punishable under Article 68 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.

AND THEN, there is the battle over the fact which requires the Court to interpret and apply its law consistently with ‘Internationally recognized Human Rights’ which includes the Right of the Israelis to self-determination and self-defense.

Yes - "P F Tinmore" may clap his hands all he wants, but there is so very much more that must be addressed before the case actually goes to trial.


Most Respectfully,
R

What You Need to Know about the ICC Investigation of War Crimes in Occupied Palestine
Considering the number of UN resolutions that Israel has violated throughout the years – the perpetual occupation of Palestine, the siege on Gaza, and the elaborate system of apartheid imposed on Palestinians, finding Israel guilty of war crimes, among others “serious crimes” should be a straightforward matter.

Wow did you use the bold font!
That's it...

So let's see, you couldn't address a single point,
and instead resort to mindlessly regurgitating the Prvada?


How more pathetically desperate can you get?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Zoha Khalili in the NYT on Kenneth Marcus's Resignation from the Dept. of Ed.

Palestine Legal opposed Kenneth Marcus’s anti-Palestinian agenda when he orchestrated complaints against student activism at his Brandeis Center, and we fought it when Trump nominated him to head civil rights at the Dept. of Education.

The New York Times reported this week that Marcus resigned after we filed a complaint to the Inspector General outlining the ways he violated the law in service of his anti-Palestinian agenda.

The complaint included data that showed that as civil rights chief, Mr. Marcus bypassed more than 400 older appeals to embrace the Zionist Organization of America’s.

Zoha Khalili in the NYT on Kenneth Marcus's Resignation from the Dept. of Ed. — Palestine Legal

The New York Times reported this week that Marcus resigned after we filed a complaint to the Inspector General outlining the ways he violated the law in service of his anti-Palestinian agenda. The article features staff attorney Zoha Khalili.

palestinelegal.org

 

[P F Tinmore]

We are losing Eliot Engel and Kenneth Marcus.

 

[rylah]

Zoha Khalili in the NYT on Kenneth Marcus's Resignation from the Dept. of Ed.

Palestine Legal opposed Kenneth Marcus’s anti-Palestinian agenda when he orchestrated complaints against student activism at his Brandeis Center, and we fought it when Trump nominated him to head civil rights at the Dept. of Education.

The New York Times reported this week that Marcus resigned after we filed a complaint to the Inspector General outlining the ways he violated the law in service of his anti-Palestinian agenda.

The complaint included data that showed that as civil rights chief, Mr. Marcus bypassed more than 400 older appeals to embrace the Zionist Organization of America’s.

Zoha Khalili in the NYT on Kenneth Marcus's Resignation from the Dept. of Ed. — Palestine Legal

The New York Times reported this week that Marcus resigned after we filed a complaint to the Inspector General outlining the ways he violated the law in service of his anti-Palestinian agenda. The article features staff attorney Zoha Khalili.

palestinelegal.org

Well...it's usual, but still strange to see a supposed "lawfirm"
so grossly manipulate the story for PR.

"Kenneth L. Marcus, the assistant secretary for civil rights at the U.S. Department of Education who helped craft new rules for how schools must respond to allegations of sexual harassment and assault, will step down from his post at the end of July, the department announced Thursday. "

Top Education Civil Rights Official Who Oversaw Title IX Shift to Step Down

Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights Kenneth L. Marcus worked on rules for how schools must respond to accusations of sexual assault and harassment, and changed how the office for civil rights handles complaints.

blogs.edweek.org

If these are 'their victories', then how do their losses look?

But we actually saw an example 2 weeks ago,
when they went all about how they won in a case they actually lost,
and had to follow the orders of the complainant., but didn't have the integrity to admit.

Typical pallywood.

 

[rylah]

We are losing Eliot Engel and Kenneth Marcus.

Deport them all
And I'll celebrate it with you.

Why do half work?
give me more of those losses, each day!

I'll gladly watch Atlas Shrugged in real life...
and send you a congrats card - where do I sign?

 

[rylah]

No seriously, tell me P F Tinmore,
lets imagine a scenario where you all succeed,
turn America against Israel, and the whole world to boycott us.
Let's even add to the equation one of the Squad members, choose any you like -is in the WH.

What do you really imagine happens next?
What happens to your family if Israel is pushed to the brink?
What happens to America if the Jewish community made to feel unwelcome?

Because it usually starts with us but never ends there.
Of course you can try and bring an example of an empire that
didn't quickly end up in the dustbin of history, can you? Just curious...

Really think about that scenario...and tell me.

 

[RoccoR]

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

BLUF: This is simply a meaningless comment to make.

To "violate" a resolution, the resolution must be "binding" and specific in its "demand."
The manner in which you state "the perpetual occupation of Palestine" is ambiguous.

◈ What established a binding limit to an 'occupation?"​

◈ What is meant by the "occupation of Palestine?" ​

◈ When did the Israelis "occupy" - Palestine?​

Israel unilaterally withdrew from the Gaza Strip. Israel has not instituted a siege on the Gaza Strip since the route of the Egyptian Governorship. Military responses, as self-defense measures, have been made to quell offensive actions by the Arab Palestinian Jihadist, Fedayeen Activist, Hostile Insurgents, Radicalized Islamic Followers, and Asymmetric Fighters.

Considering the number of UN resolutions that Israel has violated throughout the years – the perpetual occupation of Palestine, the siege on Gaza, and the elaborate system of apartheid imposed on Palestinians, finding Israel guilty of war crimes, among others “serious crimes” should be a straightforward matter.

(COMMENT)

What "elaborate system of apartheid imposed on Palestinians" are you specifically making reference?

Give me an example of these "war crimes" and others “serious crimes” you are eluding... Do you know what a "war crime" is?

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[Hollie]

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

BLUF: In over 70 years of war, IF all thee ICC Prosecutor can assemble is a list of War Crimes against Israelis, THEN that is an indictment of anti-Semitism against the ICC and the Prosecutorial Process; even the Prosecutor specifically (Fatou Bensouda).

(∑) We are still observing the Pre-Trail Phase. On that score, I am NOT prepared to make an accusation (or sling mud) on the ICC; but prefer to see what the Court (His Honor Judge Péter Kovács, Presiding Judge) has to say. While the attorneys for the Prosecution (Fatou Bensouda, Chief & James Stewart, Second Chair) have been outspoken and notified (along with the Public Counsel for the Alleged Victims), there is NO counsel for the defense yet to even be assigned, let alone any disclosure of evidence or specific charges rendered against specific individuals.

List of Targets Leaked: Israel Fears Worst in ICC War Crimes Investigation
The list includes “between 200 and 300 officials”, ranging from politicians to military and intelligence officials, who are subject to arrest abroad, should the ICC officially open the war crimes investigation.

(COMMENT)

It will be most interesting to hear what the Court has to say. The news article, cited by "P F Tinmore" which revolves around the Prosecutor's public statements and leaked information that is 8 months old, is merely an attempt by the Prosecutor to gain public momentum and support. This is not unlike most Prosecutorial strategies (especially for those that are trying to gain fame).

And it will be interesting to see how the Court will address the fact that: "The Rome Statute entered into force on 1 April 2015." I'm waiting to see the fight over the Application of the Rome Statute pertaining to Retroactive Application and the implication of the criminal activity in violation of customary international law (CIL), as well as the defense against acts of terrorism on activity punishable under Article 68 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.

AND THEN, there is the battle over the fact which requires the Court to interpret and apply its law consistently with ‘Internationally recognized Human Rights’ which includes the Right of the Israelis to self-determination and self-defense.

Yes - "P F Tinmore" may clap his hands all he wants, but there is so very much more that must be addressed before the case actually goes to trial.


Most Respectfully,
R

What You Need to Know about the ICC Investigation of War Crimes in Occupied Palestine
Considering the number of UN resolutions that Israel has violated throughout the years – the perpetual occupation of Palestine, the siege on Gaza, and the elaborate system of apartheid imposed on Palestinians, finding Israel guilty of war crimes, among others “serious crimes” should be a straightforward matter.

The gargantuan, bold text adds that touch of urgency and melodrama. Really, it does.

Where is this place called occupied Palestine?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Israelis Are Protesting Netanyahu Like Never Before

 

[rylah]

Israelis Are Protesting Netanyahu Like Never Before

Translation:

Tel-Aviv leftists protests PM Netanyahu,
and all of a sudden each one is "a sworn Likud voter"...
the rest of the country doesn't know what they're talking about.

Tinnie sees and starts delusionally drooling,
in desperate hope he might see "da day".

Days go by...and the disappointment,
some people some dreams.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Apartheid or one state: Has Jordan broken a political taboo?

Therefore, it was encouraging to read comments made by Jordanian Prime Minister, Omar Razzaz, in an interview with the British Guardian newspaper on July 21.

“You close the door to the two-state solution, I could very well look at this positively, if we’re clearly opening the door to a one-state democratic solution,” Razzaz said.

Razzaz was referring specifically in the context of Netanyahu’s decision to annex nearly a third of the West Bank and the Jordan Valley. The senior Jordanian official referred to Israel’s annexation policies as the “ushering in (of) a new apartheid state.

Apartheid or one state: Has Jordan broken a political taboo?

What will it take for the idea of a two-state solution, which was hardly practical to begin with, to be completely abandoned? Every realistic assessment of the situation on the ground indicates, with palpable clarity, that there can never be a viable Palestinian state in parts of the West Bank...

alhourriah.org

 

[P F Tinmore]

‘Jerusalem is Not the Capital of Israel’, Italian Court Tells RAI TV

Flavio Insinna, host of the popular Italian TV show “L’Eredità” will have to deliver this statement next time he goes on the air: “International law does not recognize Jerusalem as the capital of the State of Israel.”

This official order has been dictated by the Rome Court (Tribunale di Roma) which, on August 5, ruled in favor of two Italian pro-Palestine organizations against Italian national public broadcasting company RAI, according to The Palestine Chronicle.

After deliberation, judge Cecilia Pratesi conveyed the much-anticipated ruling: “The Italian State does not recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.”

‘Jerusalem is Not the Capital of Israel’, Italian Court Tells RAI TV

Flavio Insinna, host of the popular Italian TV show “L’Eredità” will have to deliver this statement next time he goes on the air: “International law does not recognize Jerusalem as...

www.middleeastmonitor.com

 

[rylah]

‘Jerusalem is Not the Capital of Israel’, Italian Court Tells RAI TV

Flavio Insinna, host of the popular Italian TV show “L’Eredità” will have to deliver this statement next time he goes on the air: “International law does not recognize Jerusalem as the capital of the State of Israel.”

This official order has been dictated by the Rome Court (Tribunale di Roma) which, on August 5, ruled in favor of two Italian pro-Palestine organizations against Italian national public broadcasting company RAI, according to The Palestine Chronicle.

After deliberation, judge Cecilia Pratesi conveyed the much-anticipated ruling: “The Italian State does not recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.”

‘Jerusalem is Not the Capital of Israel’, Italian Court Tells RAI TV

Flavio Insinna, host of the popular Italian TV show “L’Eredità” will have to deliver this statement next time he goes on the air: “International law does not recognize Jerusalem as...

www.middleeastmonitor.com

And ISIS say the same about Italy...

So when do Arabs get their half of Rome?

 

[rylah]

Apartheid or one state: Has Jordan broken a political taboo?

Therefore, it was encouraging to read comments made by Jordanian Prime Minister, Omar Razzaz, in an interview with the British Guardian newspaper on July 21.

“You close the door to the two-state solution, I could very well look at this positively, if we’re clearly opening the door to a one-state democratic solution,” Razzaz said.

Razzaz was referring specifically in the context of Netanyahu’s decision to annex nearly a third of the West Bank and the Jordan Valley. The senior Jordanian official referred to Israel’s annexation policies as the “ushering in (of) a new apartheid state.

Apartheid or one state: Has Jordan broken a political taboo?

What will it take for the idea of a two-state solution, which was hardly practical to begin with, to be completely abandoned? Every realistic assessment of the situation on the ground indicates, with palpable clarity, that there can never be a viable Palestinian state in parts of the West Bank...

alhourriah.org

I think in your haste to dig for a headline
you missed the meaning of this historic address.

Jordan didn't mention one state would be a Pali state.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Jewish Fed raged at “so-called Jews” protesting Chicago-Israel police ties

Steven Nasatir, president of the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Chicago, was enraged.

Speaking to his board on 17 December 2015, he railed at the “so-called Jews” who had protested outside the JUF’s headquarters days earlier, according to confidential approved minutes seen by The Electronic Intifada.

Members of Jewish Voice for Peace and the non-Zionist congregation Tzedek Chicago had rallied to demand that the JUF end its role promoting ties between the Chicago Police Department and Israel.

It was among actions all over the country called for by Jewish Voice for Peace in solidarity with communities facing racism and Islamophobia.

Jewish Fed raged at "so-called Jews" protesting Chicago-Israel police ties

Confidential minutes reveal Israel lobby group's anger over 2015 protest.

electronicintifada.net

 

[P F Tinmore]

IOF destroys homes, water tank in West Bank

Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Monday demolished three Palestinian homes and a water tank in the West Bank districts of Jenin and Bethlehem.

english.palinfo.com

BETHLEHEM/JENIN, (PIC)

Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Monday demolished three Palestinian homes and a water tank in the West Bank districts of Jenin and Bethlehem.

Local sources said that two Israeli bulldozers, accompanied by IOF soldiers, stormed Khirbet Sakariya area in Bethlehem and demolished two Palestinian homes inhabited by Ni’man As’ad and Luay As’ad and their families.

Meanwhile in Jenin, the IOF demolished a home of five Palestinians in Farasin village and destroyed a water tank used by the village’s residents for drinking and watering crops.

Read more at
IOF destroys homes, water tank in West Bank
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center

 

[P F Tinmore]

IOF razes home in W. Bank village of Beit Sakariya

The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Monday morning demolished a Palestinian home in Khirbet Beit Sakariya hamlet, south of Bethlehem.

english.palinfo.com

Local official Hasan Bureijia said the IOF razed a house belonging to Numan Saad in Beit Sakariya, which is isolated by the illegal settlement block of Gush Etzion.

Bureijia accused the Israeli occupation authority of stepping up its violations against Palestinian citizens and their property in this area to force them to leave it in order to carry out more settlement expansion projects.

Read more at
IOF razes home in W. Bank village of Beit Sakariya
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center

 

[P F Tinmore]

It’s becoming increasingly clear that progressives don’t need to water down their message to cater to centrists

On Tuesday the nurse, pastor and Black Lives Matters activist defeated the powerful long-term incumbent William Lacy Clay, a centrist, in Missouri’s Democratic primary election. As Bush’s district is heavily Democratic, the progressive activist is almost guaranteed to win in November, and will become the first black woman to represent Missouri in Congress.

They keep telling progressives to calm down and carry on with business as usual; that incrementalism rather than bold ideas are the way forward. That you must water down your progressive views if you want to connect with the American voter.

Bush refused to do that. She refused to water down her views on defunding the police; she refused to cater to corporate interests; and she refused to be cowed by underhand attacks. When Clay criticized Bush for being sympathetic towards the non-violent Boycott, Divest, and Sanctions (BDS) movement, which seeks to pressure Israel to comply with international law, she did not back down. “Cori Bush has always been sympathetic to the BDS movement, and she stands in solidarity with the Palestinian people, just as they have stood in solidarity with Black Americans fighting for their own lives,” her campaign said days before the election.

Cori Bush has proved progressives are gaining strength â and that gives me hope | Arwa Mahdawi

It’s becoming increasingly clear that progressives don’t need to water down their message to cater to centrists

www.theguardian.com

 

[P F Tinmore]

Palestinian Christians issue a cry for hope, to end ‘exclusivity and apartheid’

Israeli policemen stand guard in front of Orthodox Christians as they stand on the Via Dolorosa on their way to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre during the Good Friday processions retracing the route Christians believe Jesus took to his crucifixion, in Jerusalem’s Old City on April 10, 2015. (Photo: Saeb Awad/APA Images)

In a decisive document released earlier this month, Palestinian Christians insist that churches around the world bring their influence to what is happening in the cradle of Christianity, urging, “We cannot serve God while remaining silent about the oppression of the Palestinians.” Global Kairos for Justice, a community of human rights advocates—Palestinian Christians, their friends and supporters around the world—released “Cry for Hope: A Decisive Call for Action,” asking Christian supporters to sign onto the pledge and take actions to end Israel’s occupation, including boycotts against Israel.

Palestinian Christians issue a cry for hope, to end ‘exclusivity and apartheid’

Palestinian Christians and supporters urge supporters to take actions to end Israel’s occupation, including boycotts against Israel.

mondoweiss.net