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

[badbob85037]

Since 60s Fan started a propaganda thread where he posts links to Hasbara sites, I thought that there should be a thread that does the same thing from the opposite perspective. Articles from Electronic Intifada, Arab news sources, Muslim news sources are acceptable for this thread.

Here is one that is astonishing. Israeli soldiers in uniform are attacking American students in the U.S. This is unbelievable. Can you imagine any other country's soldiers going on an American university campus to harass Americnas?

Israeli soldiers harass students on US campus

I wish I was there to see that. It's about time someone gave those spoiled brats a lesson in how life works cause they won't get drafted and most will never man up.

 

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The famed ‘Jericho banana’ is vanishing. Under Israeli occupation, there’s not enough water.

The end of the banana era represents the broad shift in Palestinian agriculture over the course of Israeli control of the West Bank and its water. At the time of the 1967 war, the area around Jericho was known for lemons, oranges and bananas.

But over the decades, as Israel sank more deep wells to supply growing Israeli settlements in the occupied territory, the springs began to dry out earlier and earlier each year, according to studies by the World Bank and other international organizations. Palestinian surface wells grew brackish as water tables dropped, the sweet water becoming too mineralized for citrus and bananas.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/west-bank-israel-water/2020/09/24/a607c854-f2d3-11ea-8025-5d3489768ac8_story.html?fbclid=IwAR0_F_nklrJTNXfyuTmpEIvq5_1b6XLftU45jppSWZC412dqcOz0eVMJ9DE

 

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University 'Cancels' Academic Over Her Progressive Views

 

[RoccoR]

RE: All The News Anti-Palestinian Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
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BLUF: In my opinion, this is NOT a case concerning free speech.

University 'Cancels' Academic Over Her Progressive Views

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This is a case of sour grapes. This is a case of the pro-Palestinian Side angry because they have NOT achieved the same level of support as the pro-Israeli influence achieved.


Most Respectfully,
R

 

[P F Tinmore]

RE: All The News Anti-Palestinian Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

BLUF: In my opinion, this is NOT a case concerning free speech.

University 'Cancels' Academic Over Her Progressive Views

(COMMENT)

This is a case of sour grapes. This is a case of the pro-Palestinian Side angry because they have NOT achieved the same level of support as the pro-Israeli influence achieved.


Most Respectfully,
R

The university had to choose between rights and money.

They went for the money.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

RE: All The News Anti-Palestinian Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,

BLUF: In my opinion, this is NOT a case concerning free speech.

University 'Cancels' Academic Over Her Progressive Views

(COMMENT)

This is a case of sour grapes. This is a case of the pro-Palestinian Side angry because they have NOT achieved the same level of support as the pro-Israeli influence achieved.


Most Respectfully,
R

The university had to choose between rights and money.

They went for the money.

The university had to choose between rights and money.

They went for the money.

Sounds like the Palestinian leadership.

 

[Hollie]

University 'Cancels' Academic Over Her Progressive Views

Maybe the progressive professor can apply for some of that UNRWA welfare money.

 

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US media talks a lot about Palestinians — just without Palestinians - +972 Magazine

Although major U.S. newspapers hosted thousands of opinion pieces on Israel-Palestine over 50 years, hardly any were actually written by Palestinians.

www.972mag.com

 

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Hundreds of olive trees set alight by Jewish settler in Ramallah

A Jewish settler on Friday set fire to hundreds of fruitful olive trees in Safa village, west of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.

english.palinfo.com

According to SAFA news agency, a settler threw Molotov cocktails at Palestinian-owned olive groves in the western area of Safa village setting hundreds of trees on fire.

The flames raged for over three hours after the Israeli occupation forces prevented local residents and landowners, whose groves are located behind the separation wall, from entering the area to extinguish the fire and save the trees.

However, after the blaze started to spread towards the illegal settlement of Kfar Ha’oranim, the Israeli occupation authority used planes to control the fire.

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Hundreds of olive trees set alight by Jewish settler in Ramallah
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Torn down: Palestinian schools destroyed by Israel at start of new year

Back to school for many means a fresh start, but for some Palestinian children it has meant a return to destruction and violence

BETHLEHEM, Occupied West Bank - Scores of children from Jubbet al-Dhib and neighbouring villages in the southern occupied West Bank district of Bethlehem were expecting Wednesday to be the first day of school in a brand new primary school, funded by the European Union (EU).

On Tuesday evening, however, Israeli forces tore down six prefab classrooms and confiscated all the construction material, leaving behind only piles of children’s chairs on the bare concrete.

Jubbet al-Dhib is the third Palestinian school to be demolished or see its infrastructure confiscated by Israeli forces since the beginning of the month. This includes the only kindergarten for the Jabal al-Baba Bedouin community and dismantling the solar panels - the only source of power - for a school in Abu Nuwar.

The EU missions in Jerusalem and Ramallah expressed "strong concern" in a statement on Thursday, following the confiscation of structures of Palestinian schools in the Bedouin communities.

Torn down: Palestinian schools destroyed by Israel at start of new year

Back to school for many means a fresh start, but for some Palestinian children it has meant a return to destruction and violence

www.middleeasteye.net

 

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Criticizing Israel isn't anti-Semitic, say 80 percent of Canadians

Using IHRA definition to limit scrutiny of Israeli policy conflicts with views of ordinary people.

electronicintifada.net

Israel lobby groups in Canada are pushing lawmakers to pass measures to shield Israel from criticism over its human rights violations. Creative Touch Imaging Ltd. ZUMA Press

Most Canadians don’t believe that criticism of Israel is anti-Semitic, a new poll conducted by the research firm EKOS shows.

This means that ordinary citizens do not support the government’s announcement last year that it would formally adopt a definition of anti-Semitism that conflates criticism of Israel with anti-Jewish bigotry.

According to the survey’s results, 80 percent of Canadians believe that accusing Israel of committing human rights violations is not an anti-Semitic act. Neither is calling for a boycott of Israel, 76 percent say.

Nearly 70 percent say that comparing Israel’s apartheid policies to South African apartheid laws is not tantamount to anti-Jewish bigotry.

And three quarters of Canadians polled think that students who advocate for Palestinian rights exhibit legitimate political expression.

Furthermore, the majority of Canadians understand the difference between classic anti-Semitism and criticism of Israel’s violations of Palestinian rights.

 

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84 percent of Canadians want war crimes probe into Israel

Poll shows public disagrees strongly with Justin Trudeau.

electronicintifada.net

 

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Zionist War on Palestinian Festival in Rome is Ominous Sign of Things to Come

The attempt at shutting down the Palestinian Festival is a microcosm of Italy’s foreign policy agenda in Palestine and Israel, where Rome offers Palestinians nothing but empty rhetoric, while practically remaining subservient to the chauvinistic and racist right-wing agenda of Tel Aviv.

www.palestinechronicle.com

A Zionist-led war on a Palestinian cultural festival in Rome has exposed the fragility of the Italian political system when it comes to the conversation on Palestine and Israel. The sad truth is that, although Italy is not often associated with a ‘powerful’ pro-Israel lobby as is the case in Washington, the pro-Israel influence in Italy is just as dangerous.

The latest episode began on September 24, when the Palestinian community in Rome announced plans to hold ‘Falastin – Festival della Palestina’, a cultural event that aims at illustrating the richness of Palestinian culture in all of its grandeur. The idea behind it is not to simply humanize Palestinians in the eyes of ordinary Italians, but to explore commonalities, to cement bonds and to build bridges. However, for Israel’s allies in Italy, even such unthreatening objectives were too much to bear.

Fortunately, despite all obstacles, “the Festival was a great success,” Maya Issa, a member of the Palestinian Community of Rome and Lazio, told us.

The Festival “was a way for people to learn about Palestine and to see Palestine under a different light. The atmosphere was magic – Palestinian colors, scents, food, Dabkah, art and literature”.

The good news is that, despite the well-coordinated Italian Zionist campaign, the Palestinian Festival still went ahead and, according to Issa, “many Italian politicians understood our message and they decided to participate”.

 

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PA Courts to Look at Legal Action against Jewish Settler Violence - Palestine Chronicle

For the first time, PA courts are going to look at cases filed by Palestinian citizens related to violations committed by Jewish settlers.

www.palestinechronicle.com

Settler violence against Palestinians is routine in the West Bank. (Photo: File)

For the first time, Palestinian Authority courts are going to look at cases filed by Palestinian citizens related to violations allegedly committed by Jewish settlers, Wafa news agency has reported.

Minister of Justice Mohammed Al-Shalaldeh said that the PA will “facilitate the task of victims whose rights have been violated by settlers.” The courts will cooperate with other government agencies and civil society institutions, he added.

In May, Abbas declared an end to all agreements signed between the Palestinians and both Israel and the US, including security cooperation, in response to the then imminent threat of Israeli annexation of large parts of the occupied West Bank.

 

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Why the 'Pallywood' myth endures

A lasting legacy of the Second Intifada is the pernicious idea that Palestinians cannot be trusted to narrate their experience of Israeli oppression.

www.972mag.com