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

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CNN however gives a more accurate description:

"The road, which runs north-south, is actually two parallel roads separated by an 8-meter concrete wall topped with metal fencing. The western half is designed for Palestinians, though it can be used by anyone, and it bypasses Jerusalem; the eastern half is for Israelis, and anyone else with a legal permit to enter Jerusalem."

In other words, the western road can be used by anyone (Israelis and Palestinians) who doesn't want to go into Israel and the eastern road by anyone (Israelis and Palestinians) who wants to go into Israel and has a permit to do so.

That's NOT apartheid.

(full article online)

Road 4370 is not an "apartheid road" - Palestinians (with permits) can use both roads as can Israelis (Tomer Ilan) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Sixties Fan]

Although BBC audiences have long been steered towards the inaccurate view that (as also claimed by Hamas) all the economic and humanitarian problems in the Gaza Strip are attributable to Israeli counter-terrorism measures, while the roles of Hamas and the Palestinian Authority in creating and exacerbating the crisis are downplayed or airbrushed from the story, that framing clearly does not meet the BBC’s obligation to provide its funding public with “accurate and impartial news, current affairs and factual programming of the highest editorial standards”.

(full article online)

The BBC’s monochrome framing of Gaza’s chronic utilities crisis

 

[Hollie]

It's inevitable that when an Islamist fascist with no identifiable qualifications for office is somehow elected to Congress, we're left waiting for the idiocy to showcase itself.

Rep. Omar Defends Invoking Allah To Combat ‘Evil’ Israel

REP. OMAR DEFENDS INVOKING ALLAH TO COMBAT ‘EVIL’ ISRAEL

Minnesota Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar defended asking Allah to help the world see how “evil” the actions of the nation of Israel are and how Israel has “hypnotized” the people of the world during a segment on CNN Thursday.

Hosts brought up a tweet the freshman congresswoman posted in 2012: “Israel has hypnotized the world, may Allah awaken the people and help them see the evil doings of Israel.”

 

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Transcript:

Tamika Mallory: The Palestinians are native to the land, you know, they were there for a very long time and so they are native to the land.

Margaret Hoover, PBS: Do you believe that the Jewish people are native as well?

TM: I mean, I know, I understand the history, you knowm that there are people who have their ideologies around why the Jewish people feel this should be their land. I'm not Jewish so for me to speak to that is not fair.

MH: If you are willing to say that the Palestinian are native but not the Jews are native. I mean, you are not Palestinian either.

TM: Because I'm speaking of the people who we know are being brutally oppressed in this moment. That's just the reality.

MH: Is it your view that Israel has a right to exist as a nation?

TM: I've said many times that I feel everyone has a right to exist. I just don't feel that anyone has a right to exist at the disposal of another group.

MH: In your view, does that include Israelis in Israel?

TM: I believe that all people have the right to exist. And that Palestinians are also suffering with a great crisis. And that there are other Jewish scholars who will sit here and say the same.

I’m done talking about this, you can move on.

MH: I just don't think it takes scholarly knowledge to be able to say that Israel has a right to exist.So she's not sure if Jews have any claim to the land, but she KNOWS Palestinians are native to the land - because they are "brutally oppressed."

There's intersectional logic for you!

(full article and video online)

Showing her ignorance on Israel, Tamika Mallory makes a fool of herself on Firing Line before saying "I'm done talking about this" ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

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Embassy tactic? No more mere ‘honorary consuls’ in Jerusalem, Israel tells world

 

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Jennine Khalik is a Digital producer and journalist at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). She happens to identify as palestinian.

You might think she would at least pretend to be objective. Think again.

Khalik has gone into overdrive to politicize the horrific murder of Arab-Israeli student Aiia Maasarwe.

The Masarweh surname (among Christians from Jordan) originates from a regional Arabic slang word meaning ‘the Egyptians’.

I wrote this post because she is a journalist. This post has screenshots with her own words; by calling an Israeli-Arab “palestinian”, she absolutely is wiping Israel off the map; and by supporting the right of return of descendants of palestinian Arabs to towns and cities in Israel, she is supporting the destruction of the Jewish state of Israel.

(full article online)

ABC Australia Journalist Jennine Khalik ‏Shamelessly Wipes Israel off the Map

 

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What critics of the project failed to mention is that the motorists themselves, both Jews and Arabs alike, are praising the new Eastern Ring road, Route 4370, as being a game-changer in alleviating the recurrent traffic jams in the area.

(full article online)

Israeli and Palestinian drivers celebrate new road, as critics accuse Israel of ‘apartheid’

 

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[ At long last......and....why were there UNWRA schools in "East" Jerusalem to begin with ? ]

According to Saturday’s report, during the discussion in the Prime Minister’s Office, a dramatic decision was taken: To take in practice the plan of the former mayor of Jerusalem, Nir Barkat, regarding UNRWA institutions in the city, and to implement the part that relates to education as early as next year.

This means that UNRWA schools will no longer be given permits and licenses to operate in eastern Jerusalem and will be replaced by municipal schools. According to the report, there is already a plan to lease new buildings or, at least, to install temporary buildings that will serve as schools.

In this way, the National Security Council hopes that the process in which pupils in eastern Jerusalem will study under an Israeli framework will be completed. While there are obstacles in the form of elections, money, the municipality and the Ministry of Education, the decision has been made, according to the report.

(full article online)

Israel steps up fight against UNRWA

 

[rylah]

She returned from the funeral of Hadas Tapuhi and was attacked with stones
A resident of Gav HaHar was attacked with her children in Hawarah village. Two soldiers were wounded in Ramallah and in Tekoa village a Jewish woman was ambushed - a weekly summary

44 incidents of terror were recorded in the diary of the "silenced intifada".

On last Thursday Arabs threw stones at Israeli cars at different locations throughout Judea Samaria and Jerusalem.

On Friday an Arab came to the entrance of the Giv'at Avot neighborhood in Hebron and attempted to stab Jews. After soldiers hesitated to shooot him he was shot by a resident and was killed.

In the Arab village of Teko'a a Jewish driver was attacked with stones and injured, major damage was caused to her vehicle.

Near Kfar Shukva in Binyamin Arabs planted an explosive charge on the road.

During the Saturday Arabs threw a molotov cocktail at a vehicle in the area of Maccabim in west Binyamin. The vehicle ignited and burned.

During the night between Sturday and Sunday Arabs threw stones at IDF soldiers in the Ramallah area. Two soldiers were injured and were in need of treatment.

In the evening hours Hadas Tapuhi Z"L died in an accident near the village of 'Ateret. After the incident it was reported that it is possible Tapuhi strayed off road after Arabs threw stones at her.
During Monday a resident of one of the villages in Gav HaHar returned with her children for Tapuhi's funeral. In Kfar Hawarah she was attacked with stones that hit the door adjacent to where one of her one year old child sat.

In 'Azoun village Arabs threw stones at Jews.

On Tuesday it was reported that Arabs uprooted seedlings that Jews planted on the Hill of the Flags in Gush Talmonim, as well as damaged additional equipment.

17 Jan 2019 - http://www.hakolhayehudi.co.il

 

[Sixties Fan]

Alexander knows nothing about Israel and next to nothing about Palestinians. I have debunked these ridiculous claims over the years.

The fact is that Palestinians could have had a state five times over - and refused. That is not Israel's fault.

The fact is that Palestinians, after promising to avoid terror in 1993, have never stopped their terror campaigns against Jews in Israel. That is not Israel's fault.

The fact is that Israel has a legal right to the territories that is at least as compelling as that of a people who literally didn't exist as a people seventy years ago.

The fact is that Arabs in the West Bank have more freedom and better living conditions, better education, better health care than most of their brethren in neighboring Egypt and Jordan.

The fact is that most of the issues with Gaza are directly because of decisions made by Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah.

If there is any silence around the Palestinians, it is around these facts which Michelle Alexander and The New York Times will rarely mention. That is the conspiracy of silence.

Her pretense that she is being brave by mentioning this is absurd. Bravery would be for her to say something honest about Israel that contradicts these tired lies and anti-Israel propaganda that she swallows whole.

But Ms. Alexander insists that Martin Luther King would agree with her:

(full article online)

.@NYTimes op-ed falsely claims Martin Luther King would hate Israel today ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

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[ The UN : "Let us continue to treat a Non State, as a State, especially a very violent State, as our model of the best that there is out there " ]

The Group of 77, or G77—a UN group that includes 134 developing countries—elected Riyad Mansour, head of the Palestinian mission, as its next leader for 2019.

This move came after the UN General Assembly held a special vote last October to elevate the Palestinian mission, which was awarded observer status in 2012, and thus make it eligible to lead the bloc.

Rabbi Zev Friedman, head of the Rambam Mesivta school in Lawrence, NY, brought students to protest what he called “a move on [the UN’s] part to give [Abbas] a sense of legitimacy so that eventually he would be granted a Palestinian state … recognition at the world body without having to negotiate directly with Israel.”

(full article online)

Protesters Respond to Abbas Taking Over Largest Bloc of Member States at UN

 

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[ The UN : "Let us continue to treat a Non State, as a State, especially a very violent State, as our model of the best that there is out there " ]

The Group of 77, or G77—a UN group that includes 134 developing countries—elected Riyad Mansour, head of the Palestinian mission, as its next leader for 2019.

This move came after the UN General Assembly held a special vote last October to elevate the Palestinian mission, which was awarded observer status in 2012, and thus make it eligible to lead the bloc.

Rabbi Zev Friedman, head of the Rambam Mesivta school in Lawrence, NY, brought students to protest what he called “a move on [the UN’s] part to give [Abbas] a sense of legitimacy so that eventually he would be granted a Palestinian state … recognition at the world body without having to negotiate directly with Israel.”

(full article online)

Protesters Respond to Abbas Taking Over Largest Bloc of Member States at UN

The Group of 77, or G77—a UN group that includes 134 developing countries—elected Riyad Mansour, head of the Palestinian mission, as its next leader for 2019.

2018 Palestine Center Annual Conference: Keynote Lecture by Dr. Riyad H. Mansour

 

[rylah]

[ The UN : "Let us continue to treat a Non State, as a State, especially a very violent State, as our model of the best that there is out there " ]

The Group of 77, or G77—a UN group that includes 134 developing countries—elected Riyad Mansour, head of the Palestinian mission, as its next leader for 2019.

This move came after the UN General Assembly held a special vote last October to elevate the Palestinian mission, which was awarded observer status in 2012, and thus make it eligible to lead the bloc.

Rabbi Zev Friedman, head of the Rambam Mesivta school in Lawrence, NY, brought students to protest what he called “a move on [the UN’s] part to give [Abbas] a sense of legitimacy so that eventually he would be granted a Palestinian state … recognition at the world body without having to negotiate directly with Israel.”

(full article online)

Protesters Respond to Abbas Taking Over Largest Bloc of Member States at UN

The Group of 77, or G77—a UN group that includes 134 developing countries—elected Riyad Mansour, head of the Palestinian mission, as its next leader for 2019.

2018 Palestine Center Annual Conference: Keynote Lecture by Dr. Riyad H. Mansour

And how is he different from the rest of the Jihado-Nazis
who dream about the elimination of Israel?

 

[Sixties Fan]

According to DH, Toujgani, who is the imam of the Khalil mosque in Brussels (3,500 faithful), is tapped to be nominated president of the Conference of Belgian imams. He has spoken in favor of tolerance and against Jihadism in recent years.

This is a typical case of taqiya or Islamic dissimulation.

Last May, it was revealed that teaching manuals in Gulf Arab-financed mosques in Belgium promote anti-Semitism, according to a leaked Belgian intelligence report. The texts used in mosques including the Brussels Grand Mosque describe Jews as “evil”, says the report by the OCAM national terrorism monitoring centre.

The opening trial and the new revelation about the senior imam only confirm that there are certain areas in Brussels that look very similar to Gaza, that “moderate Islam” doesn't exist (Toujgani was considered a representative of that kind of Islamic leader) and that Europe's bien-pensants are hypocritical in their condemnation when one of the imam's follower takes a gun to kill four Jews at the local museum.

(full article online)

In Brussels as in Gaza: 'Oh Allah, burn the Zionists'

 

[Hollie]

[ The UN : "Let us continue to treat a Non State, as a State, especially a very violent State, as our model of the best that there is out there " ]

The Group of 77, or G77—a UN group that includes 134 developing countries—elected Riyad Mansour, head of the Palestinian mission, as its next leader for 2019.

This move came after the UN General Assembly held a special vote last October to elevate the Palestinian mission, which was awarded observer status in 2012, and thus make it eligible to lead the bloc.

Rabbi Zev Friedman, head of the Rambam Mesivta school in Lawrence, NY, brought students to protest what he called “a move on [the UN’s] part to give [Abbas] a sense of legitimacy so that eventually he would be granted a Palestinian state … recognition at the world body without having to negotiate directly with Israel.”

(full article online)

Protesters Respond to Abbas Taking Over Largest Bloc of Member States at UN

The Group of 77, or G77—a UN group that includes 134 developing countries—elected Riyad Mansour, head of the Palestinian mission, as its next leader for 2019.

2018 Palestine Center Annual Conference: Keynote Lecture by Dr. Riyad H. Mansour

It’s not at all surprising how fascism is so predictably consistent among Arabs-Moslems.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Permits to be revoked from UNRWA schools

 

[Sixties Fan]

Know How to Answer, part 17: "Israel is an apartheid state" ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Sixties Fan]

If you were a writer spotlighting Israeli Arab media issues for a magazine like the Columbia Journalism Review, your reporting would include interviews with veteran Israeli Arab journalists, media personalities, news directors and other heavyweights who have since retired or moved on to other things.

Your context would note that the only free Arab media in the Mideast is in Israel.

You would certainly make a crystal clear distinction between Israeli Arab media (under the jurisdiction of Israel) and Palestinian media (in the West Bank under the jurisdiction of the Fatah-run Palestinian Authority, or in Hamas-ruled Gaza).

And you absolutely wouldn’t let yourself be played into promoting one of those news services.

Whither the heavyweights?
There are plenty of successful veteran Israeli Arab journalists who would share their warts-and-all insights on maintaining a balance between their professional life and personal identities. A who’s who of Israeli Arab journalists would include personalities such as

• Lucy Aharish — the first Arab Muslim news presenter on mainstream Hebrew-language Israeli TV.
• Ali Waked — head of i24 News’ Arabic division.
• Zouheir Bahloul — longtime sports journalist and recently retired Knesset member.
• Khaled Abu Toameh — the Jerusalem Post’s Palestinian affairs correspondent.
• Ayman Sikseck — Haaretz columnist whose short stories, poems and literary criticism have raised his profile.
• Shibel Karmi Mansour — Druze news anchor on TV and radio.

And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

Instead, Berger’s window into Israeli Arab journalism is provided primarily by Majd Daniel, Ameer Khatib and Rafaat Abu Aish, a trio of obscure twentysomething freelancers living in Israel. (Unlike regular journalists who are directly employed by a news service and receive a regular salary, freelancers are their own bosses and are paid on an hourly or daily basis.)

These three haven’t been around long enough to have a broader view of the Israeli Arab media landscape. Thus, we’re treated to chestnuts like this:

Israeli Arabs, or Palestinians?
Blurring the differences between Israeli Arabs and Palestinians doesn’t serve anyone’s interests, especially when writing for foreign audiences. People seeing the CJR’s headline declaring that “Palestinian citizens of Israel struggle to tell their stories” will assume this is another story about “occupation.”

Berger repeatedly refers to “Palestinian citizens of Israel,” “the Palestinian press inside Israel,” and “Palestinians inside Israel” in the reporters’ voice. One freelancer refers to himself as a “Palestinian Arab.”

The result simply conflates Israeli Arabs and Palestinians. And that’s a shame because the Israeli press — whether in Hebrew, Arabic or any other language — enjoys press freedom, while the Palestinian press operating in the West Bank and Gaza does not. So the conversation the Columbia Journalism Review wants to have about Israeli Arab journalism is skewed from the get-go.

If Berger’s opening the door on press freedom in the West Bank and Gaza, then she needs to elaborate on the PA’s most recent restrictions on online expression and Hamas detaining(and assaulting?) the director of the Palestinian Journalists’ Syndicate.

But that would spoil the mood Berger and her freelancers create.

(full article online)

How Free is the Israeli Arab Media? | HonestReporting

 

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[ The UN : "Let us continue to treat a Non State, as a State, especially a very violent State, as our model of the best that there is out there " ]

The Group of 77, or G77—a UN group that includes 134 developing countries—elected Riyad Mansour, head of the Palestinian mission, as its next leader for 2019.

This move came after the UN General Assembly held a special vote last October to elevate the Palestinian mission, which was awarded observer status in 2012, and thus make it eligible to lead the bloc.

Rabbi Zev Friedman, head of the Rambam Mesivta school in Lawrence, NY, brought students to protest what he called “a move on [the UN’s] part to give [Abbas] a sense of legitimacy so that eventually he would be granted a Palestinian state … recognition at the world body without having to negotiate directly with Israel.”

(full article online)

Protesters Respond to Abbas Taking Over Largest Bloc of Member States at UN

The Group of 77, or G77—a UN group that includes 134 developing countries—elected Riyad Mansour, head of the Palestinian mission, as its next leader for 2019.

2018 Palestine Center Annual Conference: Keynote Lecture by Dr. Riyad H. Mansour

And how is he different from the rest of the Jihado-Nazis
who dream about the elimination of Israel?

Rashida Tlaib Wants to 'Impeach the ************'

Gosh I wonder how this Palestinian lady feels about Israel? Man, what class.

 

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"Intersectionality" in the 1970s included Zionists (plus tweets for Martin Luther King Day #MLKDay2019) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News