All The News Anti-Israel Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
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In episode two of the series (also available here) its writer and presenter visited Cyprus, Lebanon, Israel and the Gaza Strip.
“Travelling south, Simon’s next stop is Israel, a country that perhaps more than any other depends on the Mediterranean for its survival. With few friends in the region, Israel has to transport most of its goods by sea. Simon joins the Israeli Navy who patrol the coast and protect the country’s offshore oil reserves using the latest military weaponry and technology, including unmanned, combat-ready drone boats.
From Israel Simon crosses one of the world’s most heavily fortified borders to reach the Gaza Strip. Palestinians and Israelis have endured a seemingly endless cycle of violence and in Gaza the result has been devastating destruction. Many building materials are restricted by an Israeli blockade on Gaza, but Simon meets an inspiring young woman who has helped reconstruction efforts by inventing an ingenious method of making bricks from ash. It’s a rare ray of hope in one of the most troubled regions of the Mediterranean.”
Informed viewers may well have raised an eyebrow at Reeve’s failure to mention the relevant context of UN Security Council resolutions forbidding the presence of armed militias in the area of southern Lebanon he described as “territory controlled by Hizballah” while en route to visit the terror organisation’s ‘museum’.
In addition to a trip on a navy boat, Reeve’s trip to Israel included a desalination plant and a visit to “party town” Tel Aviv. At the end of his subsequent trip to the Gaza Strip Reeve declared:
“So much about the Arab-Israeli conflict is about picking a side and personally I refuse to. My heart breaks for the suffering of the Jewish people throughout history. My heart breaks for the suffering of the Palestinians. So many opportunities for real, lasting peace have been lost here and we see two sides that seem in many ways to be moving further apart, not closer together.”
That monologue however came after viewers have been presented (from 42:27) with a fifteen-minute context-free, politicised and, in parts, inaccurate view of the Gaza Strip.
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Accuracy, impartiality and context lacking in BBC Two film on Gaza
“Travelling south, Simon’s next stop is Israel, a country that perhaps more than any other depends on the Mediterranean for its survival. With few friends in the region, Israel has to transport most of its goods by sea. Simon joins the Israeli Navy who patrol the coast and protect the country’s offshore oil reserves using the latest military weaponry and technology, including unmanned, combat-ready drone boats.
From Israel Simon crosses one of the world’s most heavily fortified borders to reach the Gaza Strip. Palestinians and Israelis have endured a seemingly endless cycle of violence and in Gaza the result has been devastating destruction. Many building materials are restricted by an Israeli blockade on Gaza, but Simon meets an inspiring young woman who has helped reconstruction efforts by inventing an ingenious method of making bricks from ash. It’s a rare ray of hope in one of the most troubled regions of the Mediterranean.”
Informed viewers may well have raised an eyebrow at Reeve’s failure to mention the relevant context of UN Security Council resolutions forbidding the presence of armed militias in the area of southern Lebanon he described as “territory controlled by Hizballah” while en route to visit the terror organisation’s ‘museum’.
In addition to a trip on a navy boat, Reeve’s trip to Israel included a desalination plant and a visit to “party town” Tel Aviv. At the end of his subsequent trip to the Gaza Strip Reeve declared:
“So much about the Arab-Israeli conflict is about picking a side and personally I refuse to. My heart breaks for the suffering of the Jewish people throughout history. My heart breaks for the suffering of the Palestinians. So many opportunities for real, lasting peace have been lost here and we see two sides that seem in many ways to be moving further apart, not closer together.”
That monologue however came after viewers have been presented (from 42:27) with a fifteen-minute context-free, politicised and, in parts, inaccurate view of the Gaza Strip.
(full article online)
Accuracy, impartiality and context lacking in BBC Two film on Gaza
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[ Does one defeat the enemy by feeding it or starving it? Has any war been won by continuously keeping the enemy afloat ?
And why does the PA and Gaza have to continue to be One ?
Clearly, the PA is never going to take over Gaza, so why not Two Palestinian States, one in Gaza and one formed by Areas A and B of Judea and Samaria ? ]
After $15 million in cash were delivered into Gaza today (Friday), Israel is closely monitoring how it will be spent.
The cash was delivered into Israeli territory from Jordan, through the Allenby Bridge, and then relayed into Gaza through the Erez Crossing.
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Israel concerned Qatari cash will pay for rocket terror
And why does the PA and Gaza have to continue to be One ?
Clearly, the PA is never going to take over Gaza, so why not Two Palestinian States, one in Gaza and one formed by Areas A and B of Judea and Samaria ? ]
After $15 million in cash were delivered into Gaza today (Friday), Israel is closely monitoring how it will be spent.
The cash was delivered into Israeli territory from Jordan, through the Allenby Bridge, and then relayed into Gaza through the Erez Crossing.
(full article online)
Israel concerned Qatari cash will pay for rocket terror
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[ And here we are, again. Pogroms, Inquisition and 1939.....all rolled into one......some Christian and Muslim things never change]
Pig’s Head Posted on Israeli Synagogue Gate
Pig’s Head Posted on Israeli Synagogue Gate
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Just like the Nazi party grew out of the hyperinflation during the Weimar Republic in pre-World War II, fringe elements feed on tough times. Wherever things get rough, and they always get rough somewhere, a scapegoat is the easiest path to take. History has shown that the Jew is the eternal scapegoat. The only difference between today and the past is that the State of Israel has replaced the Jew. But, it basically is the same thing. The only difference is that now the “new” Jew carries a machine gun and lives in the eternal Jewish homeland.
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[ The religion of Peace. So much love to go around.....]
The Arab said to the Jews "you are a killer of the prophet" and then claimed he had nothing against Jews. He then denied the Holocaust occurred, using the "proof" of "there are six million people in London" and therefore it is impossible for so many Jews to be killed.
I could not find this story in one mainstream news outlet even though it happened on Wednesday night.
Antisemites interrupting a Jewish memorial event is newsworthy - but only when the antisemites are white nationalists and neo-Nazis.
When they are Arabs - silence.
Vigil to remember murdered Jews interrupted by antisemites in London. (They weren't neo-Nazis so it isn't newsworthy.) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
The Arab said to the Jews "you are a killer of the prophet" and then claimed he had nothing against Jews. He then denied the Holocaust occurred, using the "proof" of "there are six million people in London" and therefore it is impossible for so many Jews to be killed.
I could not find this story in one mainstream news outlet even though it happened on Wednesday night.
Antisemites interrupting a Jewish memorial event is newsworthy - but only when the antisemites are white nationalists and neo-Nazis.
When they are Arabs - silence.
Vigil to remember murdered Jews interrupted by antisemites in London. (They weren't neo-Nazis so it isn't newsworthy.) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
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GLOBES: ISRAELI STARTUPS RAISED NEARLY $500M IN SEP.
Globes: Israeli startups raised nearly $500m in Sep
Globes: Israeli startups raised nearly $500m in Sep
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RE: All The News Anti-Israel Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
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• Palestinian protesters pelted the convoy of Qatar’s ambassador to the Palestinians
• Palestinian faction of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)
• Qatar had transferred $15 million in cash to Hamas
• Palestinian civil servants in the Hamas-ruled coastal enclave
(QUESTION)
So, why are the Palestinian protesters throwing rocks at the Qatar’s ambassador?
I'm having a senior moment... What's up with this?
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R
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• Palestinian protesters pelted the convoy of Qatar’s ambassador to the Palestinians
• Palestinian faction of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)
• Qatar had transferred $15 million in cash to Hamas
• Palestinian civil servants in the Hamas-ruled coastal enclave
(QUESTION)
So, why are the Palestinian protesters throwing rocks at the Qatar’s ambassador?
I'm having a senior moment... What's up with this?
Most Respectfully,
R
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Arab/Muslim love for on another.
Qatar should have taken the hint, as should all others, that the best that can be done for Gaza is to starve them out, as it is usually done in a war.
The Romans did it to the Jews of Masada.
The Allied forces did it to the nazis.
The Muslims have been doing it to other Muslims, in "refugee camps in Syria and other places.
But....the only place which needs to be "saved"......is Gaza, with Hamas at its helm.
Time to seriously change the game. Do all one can to stop any weapons or money from reaching Gaza.
When has it ever worked to stop a group which celebrates the death of its own people for an ideology by feeding it endlessly?
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Experts estimate that Hezbollah has as many as 140,000 missiles aimed at all of Israel, and according to a recent report by retired US military experts, “Today, Hezbollah possesses more firepower than 95 percent of the world’s conventional militaries, and more rockets and missiles than all European NATO members combined.”
Nasrallah, responding to recent reports that Israel warned Lebanon that it might strike Hezbollah's missile factories, said the “the source of our strength are our missiles because the Lebanese army is not allowed to acquire advanced missiles.”
Moreover, in a section of the speech not translated to English, he said that neither intimidation nor sanctions against Iran, Hezbollah's sponsor, would affect Hezbollah's missile arsenal. "If we must sell our homes" to maintain the missile force, we will do so, he said.
No sovereign nation on Earth would tolerate an independent military that is far more powerful than its own. Lebanon has lost its sovereignty to Iran a long time ago.
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Hezbollah leader says "we would sell our homes" to maintain missile arsenal ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
Nasrallah, responding to recent reports that Israel warned Lebanon that it might strike Hezbollah's missile factories, said the “the source of our strength are our missiles because the Lebanese army is not allowed to acquire advanced missiles.”
Moreover, in a section of the speech not translated to English, he said that neither intimidation nor sanctions against Iran, Hezbollah's sponsor, would affect Hezbollah's missile arsenal. "If we must sell our homes" to maintain the missile force, we will do so, he said.
No sovereign nation on Earth would tolerate an independent military that is far more powerful than its own. Lebanon has lost its sovereignty to Iran a long time ago.
(full article online)
Hezbollah leader says "we would sell our homes" to maintain missile arsenal ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
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