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

[Sixties Fan]

Jews who visited the Temple Mount documented Arab children playing soccer despite High Court ruling against it.

(full article online)

Again: Soccer on the Temple Mount

 

[Sixties Fan]

The Egyptians have essentially shut down their border to Gaza, except for some Hajj pilgrims, for four months now.

The Gulf Arab states have declared Gaza's de facto rulers to be terrorists and (with the exception of Qatar) have stopped providing funds for the Gaza Strip.

The only people who actually seem to be trying to help the citizens of Gaza from sickness and starvation are - Israeli Jews.

Galon had told Abbas she disapproved of steps taken by the Palestinian leader to isolate the Gaza Strip as a means of pressuring Hamas, the de facto ruler of the enclave.Israel's left-wing parties are more pro-Palestinian than Palestinians are.

The only country that Amnesty and Human Rights Watch and the UN single out for Gaza's problems is the country that has been sending electricity and fuel and aid to Gaza and that has been treating its patients. All while most fellow Arabs have told Gaza's citizens to drop dead.

The irony is almost too perfect, and yet invisible to the world's NGOs and media.

(full article online)

The Palestinian Authority siege of Gaza continues ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Sixties Fan]

The Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas is finally getting a dose of its own medicine -- in the form of a suicide bombing targeting its members in the Gaza Strip.

During the past two decades, Hamas was responsible for dozens of suicide attacks that maimed and killed hundreds of Israelis, particularly during the Second Intifada between 2000 and 2006. Hamas is famous for its suicide attacks and hails the perpetrators as "heroes" and "martyrs."

For Hamas, suicide bombings are a noble deed when they are carried out by its members and the victims are Jews.

In their own words, Hamas leaders and spokesmen continue to defend their suicide attacks against Israel as a "legitimate tool of resistance" against Israel.

(full article online)

Palestinians: When Suicide Attacks Are Bad

 

[Sixties Fan]

[Treating Jews and Israelis as different from other people ]

The Palestinian Olympic Committee forced a Palestinian boxer to forfeit his match and give up his chance to win a bronze medal rather than compete with an Israeli Druze boxer. The boxer told the official PA TV that it was not his decision but rather his superiors, including the Palestinian Olympic Committee, who forced him to forfeit:


(full article online)

It`s beneath Palestinian dignity to compete with Israelis, says Palestinian Olympic Committee - PMW Bulletins

 

[Sixties Fan]

That a publication dedicated to equality and justice would throw its weight behind a convicted terrorist should, at this point, surprise no one who’s been paying attention to the regressive left’s animosity towards Israel and the Jews alike. Maybe the Wonder Woman sequel, soon to kick into production, could have Diana Prince address this problem, busting a few murderous terrorists along the way and showing the world, again, what real kickass feminism looks like.

(full article online)

Major Feminist Site: Jew-Killing Terrorist is the Real Wonder Woman

 

[Sixties Fan]

The Reuters translation, on the other hand, clearly plays with the word muqawama, diluting its impact by removing it from its forceful place in the sentence, placing it instead within parentheses at the end of the sentence, and appending to it the phrase "Israel's occupation." In anther sentence, Reuters strikes out the word muqawama entirely. The modifications are inexplicable and unnecessary. They violate journalistic ethics, and they disrespect readers.

The Associated Press, after its translation, helpfully informed readers that the term resistance is sometimes used to refer to violence against Israelis. It should have also noted that it doesn't only describe opposition to Israeli policies, but often, resistance to the existence of Israel itself.

(full article online)

CAMERA: Reuters Uses Ellipses to Downplay Al Jazeera Quote

 

[Shusha]

That a publication dedicated to equality and justice would throw its weight behind a convicted terrorist should, at this point, surprise no one who’s been paying attention to the regressive left’s animosity towards Israel and the Jews alike. Maybe the Wonder Woman sequel, soon to kick into production, could have Diana Prince address this problem, busting a few murderous terrorists along the way and showing the world, again, what real kickass feminism looks like.

(full article online)

Major Feminist Site: Jew-Killing Terrorist is the Real Wonder Woman

The article from Everyday Feminism has been removed from the site.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Anti-Zionists generally go to great pains to distinguish themselves from anti-Semites. By so doing, they claim they are not prejudiced against Jews but merely supporting the rights of Arabs.

The Islamic Human Rights Commission, for example, hosted a lecture entitled, “Anti-Zionism is not Anti-Semitism.”

Mamdouh Al-Harbi, a Saudi cleric, however, posted a video to his YouTube channel last month in which he clarifies that the real fight is against Jews, not “Zionists,” painting a very different picture.

Watch as Sheikh Al-Harbi claims in his lecture, entitled “Who Will Liberate Al-Aqsa,” that Islamic texts require a genocide of all Jews, not just Zionist Jews.

(full article online plus video)

WATCH: Muslim Cleric Explains, ‘Our War is with the Jews, Not Just Zionists’

 

[Sixties Fan]

Video

Watch: Policemen break up soccer game on Temple Mount

 

[Sixties Fan]

Legend has it that Alexandrian-born Victor A. Adda purchased his first coin as a teen, with his first earnings. Whether that genesis story is fact or fiction, by his death at 80 in 1965, the Egyptian Jew’s now legendary collection eventually encompassed over 1,000 coins, mostly Roman, spanning from Julius Caesar to Romulus Augustulus.

(full article online)

Israel Museum coin exhibit shows a daughter’s love is worth more than gold

 

[Sixties Fan]

Ancient coin discovered in Halamish

 

[Hollie]

Oh, my. "Pal'istanian dignity" is at stake.

That's odd because we're left to question: how dignified is it for Arabs-Moslems posing as "Pal'istanians" to heap their children into piles of dead bodies with terrorist attacks aimed at Israel?

I have this suspicion that Arabs-Moslems have a rather skewed definition of "dignity".




It`s beneath Palestinian dignity to compete with Israelis, says Palestinian Olympic Committee.

It`s beneath Palestinian dignity to compete with Israelis, says Palestinian Olympic Committee - PMW Bulletins

Palestinian Olympic Committee forces boxer to forfeit rather than compete with Israeli

• Palestinian boxer Sultan Abu Al-Haj:

"It is forbidden to compete with [Israelis], because it's beneath our dignity to compete with them and recognize them as (sic) the State of Israel."
"The [Palestinian] Olympic Committee made the decision, and as a competitor I cannot oppose them"



Oh, come on, Abu. Just be honest and admit you don't have the skill level to compete in international competition and getting KO'ed by a Jooooo would land you in a Lebanese concentration Summer Fun Camp of no return.

 

[Sixties Fan]

U.N. Watch: Seeds of terrorism

 

[MJB12741]

Oh, my. "Pal'istanian dignity" is at stake.

That's odd because we're left to question: how dignified is it for Arabs-Moslems posing as "Pal'istanians" to heap their children into piles of dead bodies with terrorist attacks aimed at Israel?

I have this suspicion that Arabs-Moslems have a rather skewed definition of "dignity".




It`s beneath Palestinian dignity to compete with Israelis, says Palestinian Olympic Committee.

It`s beneath Palestinian dignity to compete with Israelis, says Palestinian Olympic Committee - PMW Bulletins

Palestinian Olympic Committee forces boxer to forfeit rather than compete with Israeli

• Palestinian boxer Sultan Abu Al-Haj:

"It is forbidden to compete with [Israelis], because it's beneath our dignity to compete with them and recognize them as (sic) the State of Israel."
"The [Palestinian] Olympic Committee made the decision, and as a competitor I cannot oppose them"



Oh, come on, Abu. Just be honest and admit you don't have the skill level to compete in international competition and getting KO'ed by a Jooooo would land you in a Lebanese concentration Summer Fun Camp of no return.

Yes but let us consider how well the Palestinians have competed with Israel in worldly contributions for better lives.

 

[montelatici]

Let us consider how well the Jews competed with the Palestinians in worldly contributions when they were held in concentration camps as the Palestinians are today.

 

[Hollie]

Let us consider how well the Jews competed with the Palestinians in worldly contributions when they were held in concentration camps as the Palestinians are today.

Concentration camps in Gaza that include welfare funded luxury hotels?

Your cliwn dancing antics are a hoot.

 

[Hollie]

No surprises here.



http://nypost.com/2017/07/28/palest...ses-half-of-all-foreign-aid-to-reward-terror/

Your tax dollars at work: The Palestinian Authority is now using half of its foreign aid to reward terrorism.

The new PA budget boosts support to terrorists in prison by 13 percent and aid for the families of those killed “in the struggle against Zion” 4 percent, reports the Institute for Contemporary Affairs.

The total, $344 million, equals 49.6 percent of all foreign aid to the PA. In other words, cash from Uncle Sam, Europe and even Israel is subsidizing “welfare for terrorists.”

 

[Picaro]

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

... and this thread is only 3,000+ posts long? Must be just for so far this month.

 

[Sixties Fan]

So the reasons to stop a non-binding referendum are:

* Corruption in the Kurdish government
* Infighting in the Kurdish government
* Kurdish president in office long after his term ended
* Kurdish authorities discriminate against minorities
* Neighboring states are hostile to the idea
* Tensions would be heightened. Neighbors say such a state would "contribute to instability."
* Such a decision needs much more preparation
* An independent Kurdistan may not govern fairly or well.
* First, Kurds need to ensure democratic institutions are functioning, the economy is strong and they have support from their stronger neighbors.

Every single one of these reasons to be against an independent Kurdish state applies, to a far greater degree, to a Palestinian state.

But the New York Times for years has fully supported an independent Palestinian state, with its corrupt leaders, its political infighting, its terrible record at building democratic institutions, its disregard for human rights. Oh, and also its explicit support for terrorists and terrorism.

The New York Times cheered every step of the way for Palestinian independence, even through the second intifada and the Hamas/Fatah split. It never told Palestinians that they weren't ready, or to wait some more until things get more peaceful, or anything like that. It never gave Israel veto power over a Palestinian state the way it gives Iraq and Turkey that power over Kurdistan.

And by any sane measure, the Kurds deserve a state more than Palestinians do.

Hypocirsy doesn't even begin to describe this editorial.

(full article online)

NYT says Kurds aren't ready for independence - but Palestinians are ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Sixties Fan]

What started as a plea in the LA Times from an ordinary Gazan woman for a properly functioning electricity supply to prevent a humanitarian crisis, instead becomes poisoned by HRW’s own politicized anti-Israel agenda as Almasri sings from the HRW song sheet.

We can sympathize with the plight of Gazans deprived of electricity and a normal life. To contend that Israel is still occupying Gaza and bears primary responsibility shows that as far as Abier Almasri and Human Rights Watch are concerned, the lights have gone out and nobody is home.

It is worth noting that in September 2016, the LA Times issued the following corrective to a book review that also claimed that Israel still occupied Gaza:

This review refers to Israel’s nearly 50-year-long occupation of the West Bank and Gaza. The United Nations, Human Rights Watch and the International Committee of the Red Cross, among others, consider Gaza part of the occupied Palestinian territories; Israel, which withdrew from the region in 2005, and some other scholars reject this characterization.

(full article online)

LA Times Op-Ed: Israel the "Occupying Power" in Gaza | HonestReporting