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

[ForeverYoung436]

That contradicts your previous claim.

The Arab-Israeli war started decades before that,
with the Arabs already in 1929 declaring their goal to murder and expel all the Jews.

The Arab-Israeli war started decades before that,

That is true. It started with the Zionist colonial project around the turn of the century.

It doesn't matter why people leave. Why people leave is never mentioned in any of the right to return laws. Whether they were run out by the military, told to leave by somebody, working or studying abroad, or just on vacation, returning is the same. All that is irrelevant.

It took you less than a page to contradict yourself twice already.
That just shows how bogus are all these claims.

So how does it explain all the Arab pogroms prior to Zionism?

What pogroms?

Arab pogroms that initiated Zionism.
What instantly comes to mind is the expulsion of local Jews from all of their holy cities.

This was one of the key events during the waves of Arab pogroms that were going for decades throughout the Caliphate.

No context.

There can be no rationale or "context" for these kind of massacres.

 

[P F Tinmore]

What pogroms?

Arab pogroms that initiated Zionism.
What instantly comes to mind is the expulsion of local Jews from all of their holy cities.

This was one of the key events during the waves of Arab pogroms that were going for decades throughout the Caliphate.

No context.

What context?
On previous page you claimed that the Arab casus belli was expulsion.
But not a single Zionist ever shot a bullet before Arabs first expelled the local Jews.

Either this is a casus belli or not, can't have it both ways.

Deflection.

You're getting confused in your own lies.
So what was the Arab excuse for attacking local Jews prior to Zionism?

That is the context that is missing from your post.

 

[rylah]

Arab pogroms that initiated Zionism.
What instantly comes to mind is the expulsion of local Jews from all of their holy cities.

This was one of the key events during the waves of Arab pogroms that were going for decades throughout the Caliphate.

No context.

What context?
On previous page you claimed that the Arab casus belli was expulsion.
But not a single Zionist ever shot a bullet before Arabs first expelled the local Jews.

Either this is a casus belli or not, can't have it both ways.

Deflection.

You're getting confused in your own lies.
So what was the Arab excuse for attacking local Jews prior to Zionism?

That is the context that is missing from your post.

As if Arabs on their imperialist quest to dominate the entire middle east,
ever looked for reasons to attack Jews or any other minority.

But if you think this helps your narrative, here you are:

"Jews of the place, though exceedingly wealthy, had lived peaceably and undisturbed in their retirement until the insurrection of 1834; but about the beginning of that year a highly religious Mussulman called Mohammed Damoor went forth into the market-place, crying with a loud voice, and prophesying that on the 15th of the following June "the true believers would rise up in just wrath against the Jews, and despoil them of their gold, and their silver, and their jewels".

The earnestness of the prophet produced some impression at the time, but all went as usual, until at last the 15th of June arrived. When that day dawned, the whole Mussulman population of the place assembled in the streets, that they see the result of the prophecy. Suddenly Mohammed Damoor rushed furious into the crowd, and the fierce shout of the prophet soon ensured the fulfillment of the prophecy. Some of the Jews fled and some remained alike and unresistingly left their property to the hands of the spoilers."

Eothen "The Prophet Damoor" XXVI -Alexander William Kinglake (1864) p. 291

 

[P F Tinmore]

Will the ICC actually hold Israel to account over war crimes?

Why does Israel consider itself to be above the law? And why do supporters of the Zionist state look the other way when its war crimes raise their ugly head? Accusations followed by routine denials are the norm now that the International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor has announced that she wants to open an investigation into charges of war crimes committed by Israel against Palestinians; the cyclical farce of denying not only the charges but also that the court has any jurisdiction continues.

Instead of trying to sweep the issue under the carpet, though, isn’t it time to listen to the evidence from Palestinians who have suffered under one of the most brutal military occupations of the past 100 years? They are, after all, entitled to the same human rights that those who defend Israel so vigorously take for granted, and what better way to prove this than through the ICC?

Read more at
Will the ICC actually hold Israel to account over war crimes?
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Will the ICC actually hold Israel to account over war crimes?

Why does Israel consider itself to be above the law? And why do supporters of the Zionist state look the other way when its war crimes raise their ugly head? Accusations followed by routine denials are the norm now that the International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor has announced that she wants to open an investigation into charges of war crimes committed by Israel against Palestinians; the cyclical farce of denying not only the charges but also that the court has any jurisdiction continues.

Instead of trying to sweep the issue under the carpet, though, isn’t it time to listen to the evidence from Palestinians who have suffered under one of the most brutal military occupations of the past 100 years? They are, after all, entitled to the same human rights that those who defend Israel so vigorously take for granted, and what better way to prove this than through the ICC?

Read more at
Will the ICC actually hold Israel to account over war crimes?
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center

Why does Israel consider itself to be above the law?

Why do Palestinians launch rockets at Israeli civilians (war crime) and then act
all surprised and hurt when Israel responds?

 

[Hollie]

Will the ICC actually hold Israel to account over war crimes?

Why does Israel consider itself to be above the law? And why do supporters of the Zionist state look the other way when its war crimes raise their ugly head? Accusations followed by routine denials are the norm now that the International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor has announced that she wants to open an investigation into charges of war crimes committed by Israel against Palestinians; the cyclical farce of denying not only the charges but also that the court has any jurisdiction continues.

Instead of trying to sweep the issue under the carpet, though, isn’t it time to listen to the evidence from Palestinians who have suffered under one of the most brutal military occupations of the past 100 years? They are, after all, entitled to the same human rights that those who defend Israel so vigorously take for granted, and what better way to prove this than through the ICC?

Read more at
Will the ICC actually hold Israel to account over war crimes?
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center

What war crimes?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Israel’s war on Palestinians targets Christians too

Here’s a particularly galling thought for Christmas: Israel is much like the Grinch or Ebenezer Scrooge, as it once again does its best to spoil the festive season for Palestine’s indigenous Christians. Unlike these two fictional characters, however, Israel has no redeeming features; it is not going to come good at the end of the story.

The Israeli occupation authorities decreed this week that none of Gaza’s small Christian population will be allowed to visit their holy sites in Jerusalem or Bethlehem over the Christmas period. This is pure hypocrisy from the self-proclaimed “only democracy in the Middle East”, which is actually so undemocratic and so racist that while Jews and Christians from around the world are allowed to visit those same religious sites, native Palestinians are barred from doing so in their own country.

Read more at
Israel’s war on Palestinians targets Christians too
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center

 

[Hollie]

Israel’s war on Palestinians targets Christians too

Here’s a particularly galling thought for Christmas: Israel is much like the Grinch or Ebenezer Scrooge, as it once again does its best to spoil the festive season for Palestine’s indigenous Christians. Unlike these two fictional characters, however, Israel has no redeeming features; it is not going to come good at the end of the story.

The Israeli occupation authorities decreed this week that none of Gaza’s small Christian population will be allowed to visit their holy sites in Jerusalem or Bethlehem over the Christmas period. This is pure hypocrisy from the self-proclaimed “only democracy in the Middle East”, which is actually so undemocratic and so racist that while Jews and Christians from around the world are allowed to visit those same religious sites, native Palestinians are barred from doing so in their own country.

Read more at
Israel’s war on Palestinians targets Christians too
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center

Nothing about any war.

Just the expected propaganda from a Press TV-lite.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Torture of Palestinian Detainees Prevails in Israeli Jails

In comments to Al Jazeera regarding Israel’s use of torture against Palestinian detainees, Qadura Faris, head of the Palestinian Prisoner Society, declared: “The Israeli security wants to leave a mark on the psyche of those it detains: resistance has a price, and it is hefty.”

Torture methods used by Israel include stress positions, beatings which result in severe injuries, sleep deprivation, emotional blackmail, threats of torture against family members of the detainees and the transfer of detainees to secret prisons. In one case reported by the Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association, Addameer: “The harsh beating was committed with the intention to kill the detainee.”

Israel allows the use of torture in so-called exceptional cases and exempts the officials involved in torture from criminal responsibility. This ambiguity has contributed to a rampant use of torture against Palestinian detainees held in Israeli jails. Complaints to authorities have not yielded any results. Israel’s tactics of depriving legal counsel to tortured detainees during interrogation also hinders immediate recognition and awareness of such human rights violations as they occur.

Torture of Palestinian Detainees Prevails in Israeli Jails - American Herald Tribune

 

[P F Tinmore]

Israelis don’t Feel any Safer Despite Lethal Attacks on Gaza, Study Reveals

Settlers from Southern Israel protesting against the ceasefire with Gaza in November 2018. (Photo: Video Grab)

Despite Israel’s lethal attack on the besieged Gaza Strip last November, most Israelis in the Southern part of the country do not feel any safer, an academic study recently revealed.

63 percent of respondents said they did not feel any safer after the operation, while 27 percent said they felt less safe than before. Only ten percent said that they had felt safer as a result of the military onslaught targeting Gaza.

 

[Hollie]

Israelis don’t Feel any Safer Despite Lethal Attacks on Gaza, Study Reveals

Settlers from Southern Israel protesting against the ceasefire with Gaza in November 2018. (Photo: Video Grab)

Despite Israel’s lethal attack on the besieged Gaza Strip last November, most Israelis in the Southern part of the country do not feel any safer, an academic study recently revealed.

63 percent of respondents said they did not feel any safer after the operation, while 27 percent said they felt less safe than before. Only ten percent said that they had felt safer as a result of the military onslaught targeting Gaza.

Tell your friends at Press TV-lite that Israelis will feel much safer if the IDF chooses to respond to Islamic terrorist attacks with appropriate force.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Israelis don’t Feel any Safer Despite Lethal Attacks on Gaza, Study Reveals

Settlers from Southern Israel protesting against the ceasefire with Gaza in November 2018. (Photo: Video Grab)

Despite Israel’s lethal attack on the besieged Gaza Strip last November, most Israelis in the Southern part of the country do not feel any safer, an academic study recently revealed.

63 percent of respondents said they did not feel any safer after the operation, while 27 percent said they felt less safe than before. Only ten percent said that they had felt safer as a result of the military onslaught targeting Gaza.

63 percent of respondents said they did not feel any safer after the operation, while 27 percent said they felt less safe than before.

Well, there is a war-crime committing terrorist state nearby, why should they feel safe?

 

[Hollie]

Just what you would expect from the Arabs-Moslems posing as Pal'istanians.



PA rewards teaching that "Palestine" erases all of Israel
Nan Jacques Zilberdik and Itamar Marcus | Jan 2, 2020

As 2019 ended, the Palestinian Authority emphasized that it views the entire State of Israel as “Palestine” and rewards anyone who reinforces this message. Accordingly the PA Ministry of Education awarded first prize in an art competition to a student who in her painting included the PA map of “Palestine,” which presents all of Israel as part of “Palestine” together with the PA areas and the Gaza Strip.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Dear friends, I have great news for a change ...

Yesterday, my attorneys filed a suit against Quora in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California. Quora, a self-identified public forum, permanently banned me from the site because of hostility towards my political opinions and national origin, not in reliance on any neutral policies. I hope my case will make it easier for Palestinians and supporters of justice in Palestine to speak freely on social media. Read the complaint here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V3ZXFGNPHwfJPl5pJ1zIpsU6NPaibgz1/view?usp=sharing

- Rima Najjar

 

[Hollie]

Dear friends, I have great news for a change ...

Yesterday, my attorneys filed a suit against Quora in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California. Quora, a self-identified public forum, permanently banned me from the site because of hostility towards my political opinions and national origin, not in reliance on any neutral policies. I hope my case will make it easier for Palestinians and supporters of justice in Palestine to speak freely on social media. Read the complaint here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V3ZXFGNPHwfJPl5pJ1zIpsU6NPaibgz1/view?usp=sharing

- Rima Najjar

What a whiner.

 

[P F Tinmore]

How AIPAC is losing bipartisan support in Washington
It was once described as the 'most effective' lobbying group in Washington, but AIPAC is beginning to lose support as it turns against its critics - most of whom are Democrats

Republican and Democratic presidents have praised the group, and some of the measures it has pushed have gained unanimous bipartisan support in Congress.

But times are changing. Once dubbed "the most effective general interest group" by former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, AIPAC was called a "hate group" by a senior Democratic congresswoman on Wednesday.

How AIPAC is losing bipartisan support in Washington

 

[P F Tinmore]

AIPAC is making Israel a political football, so BDS supporters may finally get off the bench

The pro-Israel lobby group AIPAC used to pride itself on doing its business in the dark. We work most effectively as a “night flower,” AIPAC operative Steve Rosen once explained to Jeffrey Goldberg.

Those days are now over, maybe forever. The rightwing group is controversial in ways that it never wanted to be.

Just in the last few days, AIPAC has made a lot of headlines. AIPAC apologized for smear ads it ran against “radical” congressional Democrats who dare to criticize Israel. “The radicals in the Democratic Party are pushing their anti-Semitic and anti-Israel policies down the throats of the American people,” AIPAC said. “Surprisingly partisan,” says Eli Clifton of Quincy Institute, who exposed the ads. One Congresswoman it targeted, Betty McCollum of MN, labeled AIPAC a “hate group” because in one of the ads it said she was worse than ISIS. J Street, the Israel lobby group in the Democratic Party, has slammed AIPAC for the ads and its ties to a partner organization, Democratic Majority for Israel or DMFI, that has run a deceptive ad campaign against Bernie Sanders in Nevada over his relatively pro-Palestinian stance. The Intercept reports that AIPAC is handing donors over to that right-wing Democratic pro-Israel group– — to try to bring down Sanders in Nevada. Elizabeth Warren has said that she will not attend the AIPAC conference next month…

AIPAC is making Israel a political football, so BDS supporters may finally get off the bench – Mondoweiss

 

[Hollie]

AIPAC is making Israel a political football, so BDS supporters may finally get off the bench

The pro-Israel lobby group AIPAC used to pride itself on doing its business in the dark. We work most effectively as a “night flower,” AIPAC operative Steve Rosen once explained to Jeffrey Goldberg.

Those days are now over, maybe forever. The rightwing group is controversial in ways that it never wanted to be.

Just in the last few days, AIPAC has made a lot of headlines. AIPAC apologized for smear ads it ran against “radical” congressional Democrats who dare to criticize Israel. “The radicals in the Democratic Party are pushing their anti-Semitic and anti-Israel policies down the throats of the American people,” AIPAC said. “Surprisingly partisan,” says Eli Clifton of Quincy Institute, who exposed the ads. One Congresswoman it targeted, Betty McCollum of MN, labeled AIPAC a “hate group” because in one of the ads it said she was worse than ISIS. J Street, the Israel lobby group in the Democratic Party, has slammed AIPAC for the ads and its ties to a partner organization, Democratic Majority for Israel or DMFI, that has run a deceptive ad campaign against Bernie Sanders in Nevada over his relatively pro-Palestinian stance. The Intercept reports that AIPAC is handing donors over to that right-wing Democratic pro-Israel group– — to try to bring down Sanders in Nevada. Elizabeth Warren has said that she will not attend the AIPAC conference next month…

AIPAC is making Israel a political football, so BDS supporters may finally get off the bench – Mondoweiss

"...doing its business in the dark."

That slanted, silly opinion piece started off as nonsensical and never recovered.

 

[teddyearp]

This is just an example of Trump Derangement Syndrome spilling onto the world stage. If you're name is Trump or you're associated with Trump you are a target of hatred. If your name is not, nor not affiliated with Trump, then you can get away with murder.

Just ask Epstein.

 

[P F Tinmore]

IDF censor redacted two thousand news items in 2019

According to official figures, Israel's military censor barred full publication of over 200 articles and partially redacted another 2,000 stories.

2019 was a year of relative calm for the IDF Censor. According to official figures provided to +972 Magazine, Local Call, and the Movement for Freedom of Information last month following a freedom of information act request, the censor barred the full publication of 202 stories in media outlets, and partially redacted another 1,973 stories.

Compared with figures that we have been gathering dating back to 2011, last year saw the least direct censorship of news outlets over the past decade.

All media outlets in Israel are required to submit articles relating to security and foreign relations to the IDF Censor for review prior to publication. The censor draws its authority from “emergency regulations” enacted following Israel’s founding, and which remain in place to this today.

IDF censor redacted two thousand news items in 2019 - +972 Magazine