Who Are The Palestinians? Part 2

[Hollie]

A meeting of the (diseased) minds.

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[Hollie]

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[Hollie]

A future Hamas summer gee-had attendee.

Lovely.

 

[Hollie]

Palestinian Authority Attacks Journalists

The Palestinian government's security forces attacked two Washington Post reporters who were covering an anti-Palestinian Authority protest on Aug. 21, according to the Foreign Press Association.

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The Palestinian government's security forces attacked two Washington Post reporters who were covering an anti-Palestinian Authority protest on Aug. 21, according to the Foreign Press Association.

"As police broke up the gathering, a Palestinian policeman grabbed the Washington Post photographer as he was taking pictures of the arrests [of protesters]," reads a statement from the association. "The officer seized the camera, held the photographer's neck and tore his press badge."

 

[P F Tinmore]

Palestinian Authority Attacks Journalists

The Palestinian government's security forces attacked two Washington Post reporters who were covering an anti-Palestinian Authority protest on Aug. 21, according to the Foreign Press Association.

freebeacon.com

The Palestinian government's security forces attacked two Washington Post reporters who were covering an anti-Palestinian Authority protest on Aug. 21, according to the Foreign Press Association.

"As police broke up the gathering, a Palestinian policeman grabbed the Washington Post photographer as he was taking pictures of the arrests [of protesters]," reads a statement from the association. "The officer seized the camera, held the photographer's neck and tore his press badge."

Yep, that is who our government supports.

 

[Hollie]

Yep, that is who our government supports.

Your usual conspiracy theories.

 

[Hollie]

Islamic terrorism carries consequences for islamic terrorists

How Many Gaza Palestinians Were Killed by Hamas Rockets in May? An Estimate

Much of the coverage and commentary surrounding the fighting in May between Hamas and Israel has focused on numbers, especially the much larger number of Palestinians than Israelis killed. The number

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That 16 Palestinians, including eight children, were killed in just one day by two errant Palestinian rockets underscores just how dangerous these projectiles are. Considering that 680 Palestinian rockets and mortars landed inside Gaza during the 11 days of fighting, this one-day toll suggests that a significant number of Gaza residents were killed by those weapons.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Yep, that is who our government supports.

The US should cut off Abbas and have the Palestinian hold elections according to constitutional procedures.

 

[Hollie]

The US should cut off Abbas and have the Palestinian hold elections according to constitutional procedures.

Send an email to the UN.

 

[Sixties Fan]

 

[Sixties Fan]

Palestinian prime minister Mohamed Shtayyeh met with Sweden's deputy foreign minister Robert Rydbergon Tuesday,

He used the occasion to ask the EU to pressure Israel economically to agree to establish a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital. He also thanked Sweden for its supposed support for the "right of return." (As far as I can tell, Sweden's position is for a token number of Palestinians to be allowed to move to Israel as part of a larger peace agreement, and it says "the Palestinians will have to abandon their demand for a mass repatriation to Israel itself.")

Perhaps the most absurd part of the conversation was Shtayyeh's insistence on the fiction that the PA really, really wanted to hold the scheduled legislative elections in May, but Israel's refusal to allow Arabs in Jerusalem to vote is what scuttled the plan.

Even though that was the excuse used by Abbas when he canceled the elections in April, no one believed him. His Fatah party had split into three groups and polling showed that Hamas would win handily. And the few thousand Jerusalem Arabs who used post offices in 2006 to cast remote ballots could have easily traveled a short distance into the territories to vote.

(full article online)

Palestinian continue to claim they always wanted elections but Israel stopped them

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[rylah]

Two scavengers of opposing PA oligarch clans
fighting over their share after Abbas dies,
while pinning it on the Jews...

So they can keep their princess lifestyle
and drink Vodka in the "big Satan!"

Life's easy like that in the US, just play the role and cash the cheque - thus many are joining ...

 

[Hollie]

One sentence encapsulates so much of decades wasted in efforts to allow the Pal retrogrades to improve their lot in life.

"'The PA in the West Bank and Hamas in Gaza have both squandered billions of dollars of aid that was meant to build a public health system, spending the money instead on corruption, incitement, and terrorism.''

PA and Hamas Try to 'Coronawash' Their Own Corruption - JINSA

We are in the midst of a global health crisis unlike any we have faced in our lifetime. A pandemic has filled the future with uncertainty and the world community is scared, but even dark times have a silver lining.… Read more ›

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The Palestinians have received more development and humanitarian assistance over the last 30 years than any other group of people in history. Yet they completely lack the organization and infrastructure needed to combat this pandemic. The PA in the West Bank and Hamas in Gaza have both squandered billions of dollars of aid that was meant to build a public health system, spending the money instead on corruption, incitement, and terrorism.

 

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[Hollie]

Islamic terrorists sure like our kuffar technology which they use to promote their hate for all things kuffar.

Murderer is “heroic” ex-prisoner who lives in "occupied" Israel: Two PA fundamentals in one short Facebook post | PMW Analysis

One short post on the Facebook page of the PA funded PLO Commission for ‎Prisoners’ Affairs has managed to encapsulate two fundamental Palestinian Authority ‎principles

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Palestinian Media Watch

Murderer is “heroic” ex-prisoner who lives in "occupied" Israel: Two PA fundamentals in one short Facebook post
Maurice Hirsch, Adv.‎ | Aug 17, 2021
One short post on the Facebook page of the PA funded PLO Commission for Prisoners’ Affairs has managed to encapsulate two fundamental Palestinian Authority principles: that terrorist prisoners are ‘heroes’, and that the State of Israel is ‘occupied territory’.

The post, which featured photographs of the head of the Commission, Qadri Abu Bakr, meeting with released terrorist Rushdi Abu Mukh, read:

“Director of [PLO] Commission of Prisoners’ Affairs Qadri Abu Bakr received released heroic prisoner Saleh [Rushdi] Abu Mukh in the commission’s offices in Ramallah today [Aug. 11, 2021]…

Saleh [Abu Mukh], a resident of Baqa Al-Gharbiya that is in the occupied Interior, sat in the occupation’s prison for 35 years. He was released this April [2021]. He is one of the oldest prisoners – ‘the generals of endurance’ – who were arrested before the signing of the [1993] Oslo Accords.”

[Facebook page of the PLO Commission of Prisoners’ Affairs, Aug. 11, 2021]

 

[Hollie]

It is difficult to overstate the sheer lunacy of making the same mistakes for decades. While the islamic terrorist franchises expect and rely on international welfare money to maintain them, the international community continues to provide that welfare.

Redirect Notice

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The recent violent clash between Israel and Hamas followed a pattern that has become depressingly familiar since Hamas won control of the Gaza Strip in 2006: Hamas instigates violence towards Israel and its civilians; Israel responds with military strikes targeting Hamas’s weaponry infrastructure, but since Hamas has intentionally embedded itself in Gaza’s civilian population, Israel’s strikes inevitably claim innocent lives. The question whether Israel’s response was proportional or excessive saturates the news and media. Eventually the two sides reach a tentative ceasefire, the violence subsides, and attention turns elsewhere—until the vicious cycle repeats.

 

[Hollie]

Here's some tough talking from another Mahmoud. No indication of who is going to expel Israel. I have a sense that this particular Mahmoud will not be leading the gee-had warriors to storm the Israeli border.

Senior Hamas Official Mahmoud Al-Zahhar: The World Will Accept The Expulsion Of Israel, Like It Accepted The Expulsion Of The U.S. By The Taliban; Gulf Leaders Will Be Forced To Flee Like Ashraf Ghani

Senior Hamas official Mahmoud Al-Zahhar said that the world has accepted the Taliban's expulsion of the United States oc...

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Senior Hamas Official Mahmoud Al-Zahhar: The World Will Accept The Expulsion Of Israel, Like It Accepted The Expulsion Of The U.S. By The Taliban; Gulf Leaders Will Be Forced To Flee Like Ashraf Ghani

 

[Sixties Fan]

(It does not change )

A new poll published by Arab World for Research and Development (AWRAD) asked Palestinians in the West Bank what they would prefer to see in a final solution with Israel.

Their preference reminds one of an earlier "final solution."

Only 36% support a two state solution. 60% support a "solution" where an Arab Palestine takes over the entire area: "a unified Palestinian state on historic Palestine."

What about that "binational state" where Jews and Arabs have equal rights that so many Israel haters like Peter Beinart are claiming would be the best solution?

Only 8% support "a one-state solution with Palestinians and Israelis living together." The question didn't even ask about equal rights - just whether they would want a state where they merely live with "Israelis" (which means Jews - they consider Israeli Arab to be Palestinian.).

This means that those who answered "a unified Palestinian state on historic Palestine" don't want any Jews in their state, certainly not as citizens with full rights.

Tell us again that Israel is the obstacle to peace.

(full article online)

Poll shows Palestinians don't want a state with rights for Jews - they want a fully Arab state replacing Israel

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