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BDS calls on Argentinian soccer team to cancel match in Israel
Well when PALESTINE amazingly got through to the Asian Cup two years ago,Israel did everything they could to prevent the Palestinian Players getting out of Palestine and Israel to play here in Australia....So you are a Bloody Zionist Hypocrite....To get to this tournament alone was a Great Achievement indeed...and the support they received by the Australians(because of the darstardly tricks of the Israeli Government)because we love and support the DOWN TRODDEN was tremendous,There was one ironic and amusing incident....the head of the Australia Football Federation Frank Lowy a Zionist Terrorist and Dubious Business man in Australia, from Palestine and came here in 1956 tried not to acknowledge the team from Palestine but had to for one match,he was climbing some metal stairs and slipped over,you should have heard the crowd CHEER and RIDICULE HIM......The Palestinians had a film of their epic journey through the early and qualifying to the Finals and the competition finals here in Australia...they were treated like the hero's they were...the film is outstanding on a cultural,social and sporting/sportsmanship level...Just Brilliant......see 60's the Terrorist Zionist Trash like you are wolves in sheeps clothing.....always Bullshitting to folk and claiming Anti-Semitism you fool...you are not even semitic people ...that title goes to the Palestinians and Real Jews......NOT SYNTHETIC PRETENDERS LIKE YOU
 
https://nypost.com/2015/05/25/the-disgraceful-drive-to-kick-israel-out-of-fifa/

[ Now, what reasons could Israel possibly have for barring some West Bank Palestinians from entering Israel to go to go compete at an international sports event ? Just because? Apparently, Israel's enemies are other people's friends. ]
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The most egregious case, though, was that of 23-year-old Omar Abu Rwayyis (also spelled Rois or Ruis), a native of the Amari refugee camp near Ramallah, who in addition to being the goalkeeper of the Palestinian Olympic team was also an employee of the Red Crescent, the local version of the Red Cross. Abu Rwayyis was arrested in April 2012, along with 12 other Amari residents, for participating in a Hamas plot to attack IDF soldiers. Abu Rwayyis, along with other Red Crescent employees, helped transport Kalashnikovs that were used to fire on IDF vehicles. Even if 99% percent of Palestinian soccer players are totally disconnected from terrorism (and are totally impervious to the pro-terrorism brainwashing that takes place at youth tournaments), the actions of players like Abu Rwayyis have created a real risk to the Israeli population that the security forces are obligated to act upon. And even though in recent months restrictions on Palestinian athletes’ travel have been eased—46 Gazans were allowed to travel to the West Bank to run a marathon—Israel’s hesitancy to simply wave through soccer players (or Red Crescent employees, for that matter) is justified. This is to say nothing of the repeated use of Gaza soccer stadiums as launching pads for rockets fired on Israeli civilians, forcing the Israeli Air Force to destroy them.

Jibril Rajoub must know all this. And if he is a student of the FIFA bylaws, he would also know that he and his federation are likely in violation of article 3 of the FIFA Statutes (“Discrimination of any kind against a Country…or group of people on account of…national or social origin…is strictly prohibited and punishable by suspension or expulsion”), article 14 of the FIFA Code of Ethics (“In dealings with government institutions, national and international organizations, associations and groupings, persons bound by this Code shall…remain politically neutral”), and possibly article 53.1 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code (“A player or official who publicly incites others to hatred or violence will be sanctioned with match suspension for no less than twelve months and with a minimum fine of CHF 5,000”). Of course, Israel Football Association president Ofer Eini didn’t bring this up at the FIFA Congress, instead choosing to take the high road and shake Rajoub’s hand. In fact, in the days before the Congress, Israel even offered a compromise to the Palestinians, as the Times of Israel described:

(full article online)

FIFA, the Palestinians, and the Future of World Football
 
Columbia Dismisses SSI Complaint Against Students for Justice in Palestine

On April 10, 2018, Columbia University dismissed an 11-page complaint filed by Students Supporting Israel (SSI) alleging that campus speech supporting Palestinian rights violated New York criminal law, civil law and university rules. In her dismissal, Director of Academic Integrity Victoria Brown called the allegations late and unsubstantiated.

Since its formation in 2016 Columbia SSI has filed several complaints against professors and students for speech critical of Israeli policies. All complaints have been dismissed.
 
Columbia Dismisses SSI Complaint Against Students for Justice in Palestine

On April 10, 2018, Columbia University dismissed an 11-page complaint filed by Students Supporting Israel (SSI) alleging that campus speech supporting Palestinian rights violated New York criminal law, civil law and university rules. In her dismissal, Director of Academic Integrity Victoria Brown called the allegations late and unsubstantiated.

Since its formation in 2016 Columbia SSI has filed several complaints against professors and students for speech critical of Israeli policies. All complaints have been dismissed.
Good on them Tinnie....ZIONIST ISRAEL SUCK
 
https://nypost.com/2015/05/25/the-disgraceful-drive-to-kick-israel-out-of-fifa/

[ Now, what reasons could Israel possibly have for barring some West Bank Palestinians from entering Israel to go to go compete at an international sports event ? Just because? Apparently, Israel's enemies are other people's friends. ]
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The most egregious case, though, was that of 23-year-old Omar Abu Rwayyis (also spelled Rois or Ruis), a native of the Amari refugee camp near Ramallah, who in addition to being the goalkeeper of the Palestinian Olympic team was also an employee of the Red Crescent, the local version of the Red Cross. Abu Rwayyis was arrested in April 2012, along with 12 other Amari residents, for participating in a Hamas plot to attack IDF soldiers. Abu Rwayyis, along with other Red Crescent employees, helped transport Kalashnikovs that were used to fire on IDF vehicles. Even if 99% percent of Palestinian soccer players are totally disconnected from terrorism (and are totally impervious to the pro-terrorism brainwashing that takes place at youth tournaments), the actions of players like Abu Rwayyis have created a real risk to the Israeli population that the security forces are obligated to act upon. And even though in recent months restrictions on Palestinian athletes’ travel have been eased—46 Gazans were allowed to travel to the West Bank to run a marathon—Israel’s hesitancy to simply wave through soccer players (or Red Crescent employees, for that matter) is justified. This is to say nothing of the repeated use of Gaza soccer stadiums as launching pads for rockets fired on Israeli civilians, forcing the Israeli Air Force to destroy them.

Jibril Rajoub must know all this. And if he is a student of the FIFA bylaws, he would also know that he and his federation are likely in violation of article 3 of the FIFA Statutes (“Discrimination of any kind against a Country…or group of people on account of…national or social origin…is strictly prohibited and punishable by suspension or expulsion”), article 14 of the FIFA Code of Ethics (“In dealings with government institutions, national and international organizations, associations and groupings, persons bound by this Code shall…remain politically neutral”), and possibly article 53.1 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code (“A player or official who publicly incites others to hatred or violence will be sanctioned with match suspension for no less than twelve months and with a minimum fine of CHF 5,000”). Of course, Israel Football Association president Ofer Eini didn’t bring this up at the FIFA Congress, instead choosing to take the high road and shake Rajoub’s hand. In fact, in the days before the Congress, Israel even offered a compromise to the Palestinians, as the Times of Israel described:

(full article online)

FIFA, the Palestinians, and the Future of World Football
Still More Discredited BULLSHIT,you speak with Forked Tongue,LIKE ALL YOUR SYNTHETIC RABBLE.....steve
 
In the midst of attempts to observe Yom HaShoah, the SJP demonstrators at Columbia chanted slogans like “Free Palestine, free” and “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” a the latter of which revers to the desire to rid of Israel of the Jews.

The protest continued while the Jewish group, Students Supporting Israel, commemorated the Holocaust with printed survivor testimonies, memorial candles, and a large Israeli flag — a symbol of the Jewish people’s triumph over the Nazis’ attempt to exterminate them.

Aaron Maccabee, a Columbia junior and member of SSI, said that SJP timed a similar event on Holocaust Remembrance Day last year. That event featured the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement’s founder, Omar Barghouti, who was previously arrested for tax fraud.

“It’s offensive because they continue, on Holocaust Remembrance Day, to put on events and speakers that wish to destroy the Jewish state,” Maccabee told Aruz Sheva. “It’s really horrific to choose this day to bring this kind of hateful rhetoric into our campus.”

(full article online)

Disgraceful: Columbia U Permits Anti-Israel Protest Near Holocaust Day Booth
 

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