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

[MJB12741]

Your fantasy world is imaginative, but a fantasy.

Your Christian fantasy world is even more imaginative.

"How to get rid of Jews in any possible way, especially by denying them their identity, their ancient lands, their culture, their religion"

You work very hard at this fantasy of yours which comes from nearly 2000 years of Christian rejectionism of everything remotely connected to Jews and Judaism and especially any rights Jews have as human beings.

Yes but he is in a small minority. The overwhelming Christian majority support the Jewish ancestral homeland of Israel.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Your fantasy world is imaginative, but a fantasy.

Your Christian fantasy world is even more imaginative.

"How to get rid of Jews in any possible way, especially by denying them their identity, their ancient lands, their culture, their religion"

You work very hard at this fantasy of yours which comes from nearly 2000 years of Christian rejectionism of everything remotely connected to Jews and Judaism and especially any rights Jews have as human beings.

Yes but he is in a small minority. The overwhelming Christian majority support the Jewish ancestral homeland of Israel.

Unfortunately it is this Christian minority which is supporting BDS and every way to keep the two sides from achieving peace. Attacks on students, Academic fraud, etc.
The lousy leaders like Abbas have to go. But what will come next is the problem. Same with Hamas.

Lets stay tuned

 

[montelatici]

"Palestinian people move to Chile and they still have Palestinian ancestry. "

I find it hard to include the new nationality of Palestinians with all others.

The "Palestinian culture" is bound to be lost almost immediately in the diaspora, since there is none as distinct from Syrian or Jordanian. In ten generations how are they going to know that they are Palestinian, other than family legend?

Tell that to the fans of the Chilean First Division Club Deportivo Palestino.

Club Deportivo Palestino nace en la ciudad de Osorno, localidad al sur de Chile, capital de la provincia que lleva su nombre. El club nace en unas olimpiadas de colonias, siendo fundado por inmigrantes palestinos el 20 de agosto de 1920.

Historia - Club deportivo Palestino S.A.D.P

They all have Arabian Peninsula ancestry, oh Mighty ONE !!!!
Their "Palestinian identity" is but almost 60 years old.

They are Muslims first. Arabs second. Palestinians third.

Actually, most of the Palestinians that went to Chile were Christians, and, they are Palestinians first.

And there were Palestinians around in 400 AD, not 60 years ago. Eusebius, the author, was a Palestinian.

Martiri palestinesi nell’Occidente latino. I casi della Passio Theodosiae virginis (BHL 8090) e della Passio Romani monachi(BHL 7298)

"Palestinian Martyrs"

Martiri palestinesi nell’Occidente latino. I casi della Passio Theo...

 

[montelatici]

Your fantasy world is imaginative, but a fantasy.

Your Christian fantasy world is even more imaginative.

"How to get rid of Jews in any possible way, especially by denying them their identity, their ancient lands, their culture, their religion"

You work very hard at this fantasy of yours which comes from nearly 2000 years of Christian rejectionism of everything remotely connected to Jews and Judaism and especially any rights Jews have as human beings.

Yes but he is in a small minority. The overwhelming Christian majority support the Jewish ancestral homeland of Israel.

Only American Evangelicals. The rest of the world's Christians overwhelmingly support their fellow Christians and Palestinian Muslims.

JULY 23, 2017 11:55 AM
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World Council of Churches Endorses Palestinian Protests Over Temple Mount Security Measures

World Council of Churches Endorses Palestinian Protests Over Temple Mount Security Measures

 

[Indeependent]

Oh sure. Very logical. An entire culture can be magically transferred to millions and millions of people without any relationship with people from the originating culture. You are full of it.

Judaism is a religion. A Chinese Jew, and there are Chinese Jews, are culturally Chinese. They have no ancestral ties to a place on another continent. Italian Jews and Christians are culturally Italian. It doesn't matter that their religions originated in Palestine. Neither would have the right to claim the land there over the native rights of the indigenous Christian and Muslim Palestinians. Try to use some logic. Your position is absurd to any neutral observer.

And Israel is the religious, cultural, and ancestral homeland of Jews worldwide. Has been for the last 4000 years, will always be.

Hard to accept? Tough.

What's hard to understand is why the Jews are making the same mistakes the Rhodesians made instead of looking to the South Africa model.

What's hard to understand is you keep trying to apply this South Africa model to Israel, of which there is no comparison, since Israel has about two million Arab Muslim citizens which have the same rights as the Jews.

But, maybe if you close your eyes and say "Israel South Africa, Israel SouthAfrica" a thousand more times, a genie might appear and make your wish come true. In the meantime, the people that are truly practicing apartheid today are, like I said, Muslims. Any objective person can see that.

Israel is exactly analogous to South Africa as a settler colony, except that the Europeans settled an empty land expelling no one. All objective persons with half a brain agree that Israel practices Apartheid.

At least you admit you only have half a brain.
Too bad it's not functioning.

 

[Indeependent]

Your fantasy world is imaginative, but a fantasy.

Your Christian fantasy world is even more imaginative.

"How to get rid of Jews in any possible way, especially by denying them their identity, their ancient lands, their culture, their religion"

You work very hard at this fantasy of yours which comes from nearly 2000 years of Christian rejectionism of everything remotely connected to Jews and Judaism and especially any rights Jews have as human beings.

Yes but he is in a small minority. The overwhelming Christian majority support the Jewish ancestral homeland of Israel.

Only American Evangelicals. The rest of the world's Christians overwhelmingly support their fellow Christians and Palestinian Muslims.

JULY 23, 2017 11:55 AM
54
World Council of Churches Endorses Palestinian Protests Over Temple Mount Security Measures

World Council of Churches Endorses Palestinian Protests Over Temple Mount Security Measures

I'm shocked.., pleasently.

 

[montelatici]

Your fantasy world is imaginative, but a fantasy.

Your Christian fantasy world is even more imaginative.

"How to get rid of Jews in any possible way, especially by denying them their identity, their ancient lands, their culture, their religion"

You work very hard at this fantasy of yours which comes from nearly 2000 years of Christian rejectionism of everything remotely connected to Jews and Judaism and especially any rights Jews have as human beings.

Yes but he is in a small minority. The overwhelming Christian majority support the Jewish ancestral homeland of Israel.

Only American Evangelicals. The rest of the world's Christians overwhelmingly support their fellow Christians and Palestinian Muslims.

JULY 23, 2017 11:55 AM
54
World Council of Churches Endorses Palestinian Protests Over Temple Mount Security Measures

World Council of Churches Endorses Palestinian Protests Over Temple Mount Security Measures

I'm shocked.., pleasently.

Learn to spell correctly before commenting on those that are far more intelligent than you.

 

[Indeependent]

Your fantasy world is imaginative, but a fantasy.

Your Christian fantasy world is even more imaginative.

"How to get rid of Jews in any possible way, especially by denying them their identity, their ancient lands, their culture, their religion"

You work very hard at this fantasy of yours which comes from nearly 2000 years of Christian rejectionism of everything remotely connected to Jews and Judaism and especially any rights Jews have as human beings.

Yes but he is in a small minority. The overwhelming Christian majority support the Jewish ancestral homeland of Israel.

Only American Evangelicals. The rest of the world's Christians overwhelmingly support their fellow Christians and Palestinian Muslims.

JULY 23, 2017 11:55 AM
54
World Council of Churches Endorses Palestinian Protests Over Temple Mount Security Measures

World Council of Churches Endorses Palestinian Protests Over Temple Mount Security Measures

I'm shocked.., pleasently.

Learn to spell correctly before commenting on those that are far more intelligent than you.

iPhone's keyboard sucks.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Achvat Amim: Subversion of Israel for Jewish Kids! (Judean Rose) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Roudy]

"Palestinian people move to Chile and they still have Palestinian ancestry. "

I find it hard to include the new nationality of Palestinians with all others.

The "Palestinian culture" is bound to be lost almost immediately in the diaspora, since there is none as distinct from Syrian or Jordanian. In ten generations how are they going to know that they are Palestinian, other than family legend?

Tell that to the fans of the Chilean First Division Club Deportivo Palestino.

Club Deportivo Palestino nace en la ciudad de Osorno, localidad al sur de Chile, capital de la provincia que lleva su nombre. El club nace en unas olimpiadas de colonias, siendo fundado por inmigrantes palestinos el 20 de agosto de 1920.

Historia - Club deportivo Palestino S.A.D.P

They all have Arabian Peninsula ancestry, oh Mighty ONE !!!!
Their "Palestinian identity" is but almost 60 years old.

They are Muslims first. Arabs second. Palestinians third.

Actually, most of the Palestinians that went to Chile were Christians, and, they are Palestinians first.

And there were Palestinians around in 400 AD, not 60 years ago. Eusebius, the author, was a Palestinian.

Martiri palestinesi nell’Occidente latino. I casi della Passio Theodosiae virginis (BHL 8090) e della Passio Romani monachi(BHL 7298)

"Palestinian Martyrs"

Martiri palestinesi nell’Occidente latino. I casi della Passio Theo...

Great, we need Italian / European invaders to tell us about the invasion of ancient Israel which they then renamed to Palestine.

Now you can tell us why the Ottomans who ruled the land for the last 800 years, and the Arabs before them, didn't recognize a Palestine or Palestinian people.

 

[Sixties Fan]

In City on a Hilltop, Sara Yael Hirschhorn seeks to explain Israel’s settler movement, rejecting the common misconception that its members are fanatics uniformly motivated by religious zeal and ferocious nationalism. Nonetheless, writes Evelyn Gordon, Hirschhorn fails to look past her own political assumptions:

[R]eaders emerge from [the book] with no clear understanding of what drives the settlement movement. This isn’t surprising, since Hirschhorn admits in her conclusion that she herself has no such understanding: “After discussions with dozens of Jewish-American immigrants in the occupied territories, I still struggled to understand how they saw themselves and their role within the Israeli settlement enterprise.”

Consequently, she’s produced an entire book about settlers that virtually ignores the twin beliefs at the heart of their enterprise: Israel has a right to be in the territories, whether based on religious and historical ties, international law, or both, and Israel has a need to be there, whether for religious and historical reasons, security ones, or both.

(full article online)

A New Book Tries, and Fails, to Understand the West Bank’s Jews

 

[Sixties Fan]

But there was another “indelible impression” from that 1965 trip. Staying in the King David Hotel at a time when it overlooked the “no man’s land” that split Jerusalem between Israel and Jordan, she was struck by the young state’s vulnerability. It was, she told a meeting in Finchley, “like having another country on the other side of your own garden wall at home.” Thatcher also had no doubts about the rights and wrongs of the conflict. “Israel,” she declared, “holds out the hand of friendship to all who will accept.”

(full article online)

Thatcher and Israel

 

[Sixties Fan]

But the most egregiously inaccurate part of that introduction is obviously Pearson’s claim that Israel was “carved […] out of land which had belonged to the Palestinians”. At no point in history before the creation of the State of Israel was that the case: the land was administered by the British Mandate prior to Israel’s establishment and before that had been ruled by the Ottoman Empire for 500 years.

(full article online)

BBC WS history show claims Israel ‘carved out of Palestinian land’

 

[montelatici]

But the most egregiously inaccurate part of that introduction is obviously Pearson’s claim that Israel was “carved […] out of land which had belonged to the Palestinians”. At no point in history before the creation of the State of Israel was that the case: the land was administered by the British Mandate prior to Israel’s establishment and before that had been ruled by the Ottoman Empire for 500 years.

(full article online)

BBC WS history show claims Israel ‘carved out of Palestinian land’

Perfectly accurate as confirmed by the League of Nations in article 22 of the Covenant.

"ARTICLE 22.
To those colonies and territories which as a consequence of the late war have ceased to be under the sovereignty of the States which formerly governed them and which are inhabited by peoples not yet able to stand by themselves under the strenuous conditions of the modern world, there should be applied the principle that the well-being and development of such peoples form a sacred trust of civilisation and that securities for the performance of this trust should be embodied in this Covenant."

The land was to held in trust for the inhabitants, who were overwhelmingly Christians and Muslims.

 

[Hollie]

But the most egregiously inaccurate part of that introduction is obviously Pearson’s claim that Israel was “carved […] out of land which had belonged to the Palestinians”. At no point in history before the creation of the State of Israel was that the case: the land was administered by the British Mandate prior to Israel’s establishment and before that had been ruled by the Ottoman Empire for 500 years.

(full article online)

BBC WS history show claims Israel ‘carved out of Palestinian land’

Perfectly accurate as confirmed by the League of Nations in article 22 of the Covenant.

"ARTICLE 22.
To those colonies and territories which as a consequence of the late war have ceased to be under the sovereignty of the States which formerly governed them and which are inhabited by peoples not yet able to stand by themselves under the strenuous conditions of the modern world, there should be applied the principle that the well-being and development of such peoples form a sacred trust of civilisation and that securities for the performance of this trust should be embodied in this Covenant."

The land was to held in trust for the inhabitants, who were overwhelmingly Christians and Muslims.

There certainly was land land held in trust for the Arabs. They chose the path of demanding the land area was an Islamist waqf.

 

[Sixties Fan]

The OIC's respect for other religions is so huge that they cannot bring themselves to capitalize "judaization."

"On this sad occasion, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation reaffirms the central religious and spiritual character of Al-Quds and the place of importance the holy Mosque of Al-Aqsa holds amongst the Muslim community worldwide, stressing that the integrity and sanctity of this city’s holy places can only be maintained if peace and security are established throughout the entire region."

It's equally cute when people who support terrorism against Jews and infidels talk about their vision of peace throughout the region.

"The OIC holds Israel, the occupying power, fully responsible for the safety of all the holy places falling under its unjust occupation, pointing out that the international covenants and agreements, particularly the Fourth Geneva Convention, prohibit aggression by the occupying power on houses of worship and provide that free access to these places should be ensured. These international instruments also prevent the occupying power to take such measures as may alter the geographic and demographic status of historical and holy places."

The Fourth Geneva Conventions are very clear that the "occupying power" can do essentially anything necessary to ensure security. Security concerns are of paramount concern. Read them.

" ... The OIC also calls for a cessation of the ongoing Israeli violations and judaization plans, especially Israel’s attempts to harm the Islamic and Christian holy places in Al-Quds, on top of which is the holy Al-Aqsa Mosque.And by "harm" they mean "allowing Jews to quietly and respectfully visit." "

This statement shows how Muslims have adopted the language of human rights to urge the exact opposite. But most Western observers are too frightened to point this out since, if you accuse Muslim leaders of being anything less than liberal, they might threaten to kill you.

(full article online)

Muslim leaders really care about freedom of religion. (For them.) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Sixties Fan]

Checkpoints

Oh! How Israel bashers love to raise the issue of checkpoints! Here she quotes one construction worker describing his trip from his home in Ramallah to work:

The checkpoints have made so many problems and delays. I am late to my work, my business. It’s a pain. First I cross Qalandia, then the one through Wadi Joz, and now this checkpoint [in Suwwana], so that’s three I cross. Today, Qalandia checkpoint alone was an hour. Wadi Joz was a quarter of an hour to 20 minutes; this one was the same. I need about two hours to get to work just because of the checkpoints. [page 63]

I asked Habib, a resident of Hebron, to comment on this statement. He replied:

I agree that sometimes they cause delay. Usually I see soldiers are cooperative to facilitate passing of Palestinians through checkpoints. Sometimes the Palestinians refuse to stand arranged in order to pass easily and they make many troubles which cause delay. Also, the checkpoints was made because of the Oslo Agreement and because of fighting Arabic/Islamic/Palestinian terrorism. How can any Palestinian guarantee the security of the Jewish/Israeli people without checkpoint? Israel has the right to defend itself, and checkpoints are one tool to protect Israel. Also, checkpoints are there because PA and Palestinian community don’t fight terrorism in serious ways.

(full article online)

Academic Propaganda Against Israel Masquerading As Legit Scholarship - Israel Diaries

 

[Sixties Fan]

US State Department Refuses to Endorse Two-State Solution | The Jewish Press | Jewish Press News Briefs | 2 Elul 5777 – August 24, 2017 | JewishPress.com

 

[Sixties Fan]

[ I was not aware of this: Muslim schools inside the Temple Mount. Are there Jewish or Christian schools on the Mount, as well ? ]

Israel and independent NGOs have long accused the PA’s curriculum of incitement, a charged recently denied by the PA education minister in an exclusive interview with The Times of Israel.

The PA education ministry is switching to a brand new series of textbooks for the 2017 school year.

East Jerusalemite students can go to four different types of schools: Israeli schools, Israeli-sponsored schools, schools run by the Palestinian Authority or schools run by the Jerusalem Waqf, a body of the Jordanian government that administers Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem.

The schools on the Temple Mount are run by the Waqf.

(full article online)

Police bar Palestinian textbooks from Temple Mount school

 

[Sixties Fan]

In a press release on Wednesday, Hamas expressed deep regret over what it described as “proactive and racist remarks” by al-Mahdi, saying his statements are “against the Palestinian people, Hamas and our valiant resistance”.

Hamas pointed out that al-Mahdi’s statements are not in line with the “values, principles and authenticity of the Sudanese people who love Palestine and support the resistance”. It called on the Sudanese government, people and political parties to denounce these statements which contradict with Sudan’s “honourable stances towards the Palestinian issue and the legitimate rights of our people”.
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Wanting peace is racist? Well, about as much as Hamas is a legitimate group.

(full article online)

Hamas very upset over Sudanese minister seeking ties with Israel: "Racist" ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News