Arab Genocide campaign on Jews began before reestablished Israel

[Street Juice]

Um... No.

Um.. Yes.

So any single person represents all of a group? If I show a video of a Jew who says something different, how can they both represent the same group. Do you ever even listen to yourself?

If I say the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, and you reply, by way of rebuttal, not every Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, everyone would laugh and tell you to go back out to the playground. This conversation is for adults.

Anyone who disagrees with you lies, it seems. Your ignorance knows no bounds.

No, no, just the liars. That SPLC article is pure lies. I oughta know, because it is about me. But I have been waiting for someone to link to it and call me a name based on it, which you did, so now I have the grounds for a defamation suit. So, in your zeal to be nasty, you did me a big favor. LOL

That's the thing about you people. You simply never can stop.

 

[rosends]

If I say the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, and you reply, by way of rebuttal, not every Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, everyone would laugh and tell you to go back out to the playground. This conversation is for adults.

So you would attack everything Japanese today and forever because of Pearl Harbor. In fact, because of Pearl Harbor, you would take a blog post by an American Japanese person a d say it speaks for all Japanese. Good work.

No, no, just the liars. That SPLC article is pure lies. I oughta know, because it is about me. But I have been waiting for someone to link to it and call me a name based on it, which you did, so now I have the grounds for a defamation suit. So, in your zeal to be nasty, you did me a big favor. LOL

You also don't know the law. I do. You want to pursue this you should at least learn the relevant case law. You have a nexis/lexis account?

That's the thing about you people. You simply never can stop.

And you can't learn. You are way out of your league on most every front.

 

[Street Juice]

So you would attack everything Japanese today and forever because of Pearl Harbor. In fact, because of Pearl Harbor, you would take a blog post by an American Japanese person a d say it speaks for all Japanese. Good work.

You also don't know the law. I do. You want to pursue this you should at least learn the relevant case law. You have a nexis/lexis account?

And you can't learn. You are way out of your league on most every front.

Oh, believe me, I know the case law. But, you are boring and a waste of time. When you answer how the phrase "save alive nothing that breatheth" doesn't mean kill everybody, then maybe I'll reengage.

 

[rosends]

Oh, believe me, I know the case law. But, you are boring and a waste of time. When you answer how the phrase "save alive nothing that breatheth" doesn't mean kill everybody, then maybe I'll reengage.

Ugh -- that translation is middling. The Hebrew phrase is lo techaye kol neshama (that breatheth? lol)
here are some important notes about the phrase:
"The validity of this commandment is limited to the generation Moses is addressing, i.e. the period during which the Israelites will be engaged in fighting the Canaanites in order to settle in the land promised by G-d to their patriarchs, Avraham, Yitzchok, and Yaakov. If members of these tribes had emigrated voluntarily, and at some future date return individually, and even wish to convert to Judaism this is acceptable." (Chizkuni)

[I'll skip what the Nachal Kedumim says about magic and witchcraft]

The Rashbam explains the phrase to mean "However, if they make the first move in approaching you, and express their willingness to become your slaves before the battle is joined you are allowed to let them live."

sorry you don't know how to read large chunks of text but if you started beforehand you would see that this specific verse is speaking only about specific tribes at a specific time and in specific circumstances. Now if you are against the laws of warfare in history then great. But to extrapolate from that and impute actions, motives and understandings to a group (which you know very little about in terms of actual beliefs and behaviors) then you look stupid. Like you do right now.

 

[Street Juice]

Ugh -- that translation is middling. The Hebrew phrase is lo techaye kol neshama (that breatheth? lol)
here are some important notes about the phrase:
"The validity of this commandment is limited to the generation Moses is addressing, i.e. the period during which the Israelites will be engaged in fighting the Canaanites in order to settle in the land promised by G-d to their patriarchs, Avraham, Yitzchok, and Yaakov. If members of these tribes had emigrated voluntarily, and at some future date return individually, and even wish to convert to Judaism this is acceptable." (Chizkuni)

[I'll skip what the Nachal Kedumim says about magic and witchcraft]

The Rashbam explains the phrase to mean "However, if they make the first move in approaching you, and express their willingness to become your slaves before the battle is joined you are allowed to let them live."

sorry you don't know how to read large chunks of text but if you started beforehand you would see that this specific verse is speaking only about specific tribes at a specific time and in specific circumstances. Now if you are against the laws of warfare in history then great. But to extrapolate from that and impute actions, motives and understandings to a group (which you know very little about in terms of actual beliefs and behaviors) then you look stupid. Like you do right now.

So God was cool with slaughtering innocents if it was at a "different time and place." Nice God, y'all got there. But now God is different (because he changes his laws--call rosends to find out which parts of scripture are still in effect, I guess) and when Netanyahoo and the rabbis and the Christian Zionists use scripture to justify the genocide of the Palestinians, they are being, what? Apostates? Blasphemers? Evil?

Wasn't the monstrous YHWH just speaking of a particular time and place when he said the Jews were the Chosen People? Didn't that only apply so long as they were "observing the statutes and judgments"--i.e. slaughtering their neighbors? Didn't the slaughter-god promise to "turn his face away" if they Jews broke the law, for example, permitted intermarriage between Jews and non-Jews. How do we know? Do we have to wait for you to explain it to us?

See? This is what happens when you worship a psychopath. Ezekiel may have been the most evil person to ever live. Thanks, Jews!

What happened when Nehemiah read the Law to the people in Jerusalem? The people wept. They were enslaved, drawn back into the filthy horrors of the Levites. Now, in 2025, you are still enslaved to the psychopathic wilderness slaughter-god of the hibarus, thirsting for the destruction of the world.

Disgusting.

 

[Pastelli]

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Most Jordanians are palestinian" Arabs.

 

[Pastelli]

So God was cool ...

Who goes after the innocent if not the genocidal Arab side? They also hide among civilians.
Disgusting cowards.

 

[Street Juice]

Who goes after the innocent if not the genocidal Arab side? They also hide among civilians.
Disgusting cowards.

Ever heard of the Massacre of Dar Yasein?

Bill Ackman Snatches Defeat from the Jaws of Victory

It is said that Jews of a certain vintage would pick up the New York Times at the breakfast table, back when it was consumed in its physical form, and ask “well, is it good for the Jews?” What is picked up at this morning’s breakfast table — in paper or I-phone format — is most certainly not...

www.unz.com

 

[Pastelli]

Ever heard of the Massacre of Dar Yasein?

/

What was the point about Holocaust denier UNZ what's the connection to the subject?

Deir Yassin was in 1948.


Propaganda Exposed.
Review of 'The Massacre That Never Was' by Eliezer Tauber.
by Seth Mandel. Mar 2022.

Propaganda Exposed

In April 1948, Deir Yassin was an Arab village of about a thousand residents. It was captured then by Jewish forces seeking to break the siege of Jerusalem during the war

www.commentary.org

The Massacre that Never was: The Myth of Deir Yassin and the Creation of the Palestinian Refugee Problem.

Eliezer Tauber.
Toby Press, 2021 - History - 336 pages

What really happened at Deir Yassin? In The Massacre That Never Was, a work of engrossing narrative and exhaustive research, Professor Eliezer Tauber proves that no massacre of Palestinians took place in the village of Deir Yassin in 1948, exploding a myth that has been the cornerstone of the Palestinian narrative for seven decades. Reconstructing a fierce ten-hour battle through a meticulous analysis of Arab and Jewish testimony and documents from 1948 that are still closed to the public, Professor Tauber persuasively demonstrates that the massacre narrative was a myth intentionally invented by the Arab leadership of 1948 Jerusalem. Furthermore, the subsequent false rumors surrounding the event exacerbated the mass exodus of Arabs from Palestine, thus creating the refugee crisis and fueling propaganda against Israel, which has shaped the world's understanding of the affair to this day. A timely work of historical reappraisal, The Massacre That Never Was will have a major impact on how we understand Israeli and Palestinian history. Book jacket.

The Massacre that Never was

What really happened at Deir Yassin? In The Massacre That Never Was, a work of engrossing narrative and exhaustive research, Professor Eliezer Tauber proves that no massacre of Palestinians took place in the village of Deir Yassin in 1948, exploding a myth that has been the cornerstone of the...

books.google.com

 

[Pastelli]

Ugh -- that translation is middling. The Hebrew phrase is lo techaye kol neshama (that breatheth? lol)
here are some important notes about the phrase:
"The validity of this commandment is limited to the generation Moses is addressing, i.e. the period during which the Israelites will be engaged in fighting the Canaanites in order to settle in the land promised by G-d to their patriarchs, Avraham, Yitzchok, and Yaakov. If members of these tribes had emigrated voluntarily, and at some future date return individually, and even wish to convert to Judaism this is acceptable." (Chizkuni)

[I'll skip what the Nachal Kedumim says about magic and witchcraft]

The Rashbam explains the phrase to mean "However, if they make the first move in approaching you, and express their willingness to become your slaves before the battle is joined you are allowed to let them live."

sorry you don't know how to read large chunks of text but if you started beforehand you would see that this specific verse is speaking only about specific tribes at a specific time and in specific circumstances. Now if you are against the laws of warfare in history then great. But to extrapolate from that and impute actions, motives and understandings to a group (which you know very little about in terms of actual beliefs and behaviors) then you look stupid. Like you do right now.

It seems "Street Juice" has mistranslation, directly from neo nazi sources.

 

[shockedcanadian]

This was written on March 11, 1948. Months before re established Israel.

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⁨⁨The Sentinel⁩, 11 March 1948⁩ — ⁨Page 26⁩

'Genocide' is Now Practiced by Arabs
In their Campaign Against Jews

FRESH FROM THE WIRES.

By HIRSCH WOLFSON.

Paris, France, (WNS)—Some 800,000 to a million Jews living in the Arab lands of Africa and the Middle-East are today in mortal danger of annihilation.
They are being subjected to a wave of persecution of Hitler prototype and are being held as hostages no less, in the calculated scheme of reactionary Arab leaders to prevent the fulfillment of the UN decision to establish independent Jewish and Arab states in Palestine.

Much of the news about what is happening to the Jews in these countries today—from Libya and Tripoli in Africa to the new Dominion of Pakistan on the subcontinent of India— is prevented from reaching the outside world. But enough information is available to paint a very grave picture of the conditions of the Jews in this part of the world.

Significantly enough , the worst anti-Jewish outbreaks reported to date, have occurred in in the British protectorates of Aden and Bahrien. A pogrom occurred in Aden (on the Red Sea) on December 2 , 1947 in which 76 Jews are known to have been killed and at least 64 wounded. Of all the Jewish
homes in Aden, one-third were destroyed,
the majoritv of all Jewish stores were robbed or put to the torch, and four synagogues have been burned and the only two Jewish schools were also set afire. In the Bahrien Islands on the Persian Gulf 41 Jewish casualties have been reported, and homes and synagogues have been burned.

Other serious outbreaks have occurred in Aleppo, Syria, where ten synagogues, five Jewish schools, 50 shops and other Jewish property were destroyed; and in Peshewar, Pakistan, where many Jewish people were killed, their homes sacked , and the entire Jewish population had to be evacuated.

This anti-Semitic activity is by no means something foreign , or new to the political climate of these Arab countries.
In a number of these countries, anti-Jewish restrictions have prevailed for many years and anti-Semitic outbreaks have occurred frequently.

In Algeria, Tunisia and French Morocco, the Vichyite regime during the war introduced anti-Jewiah laws by which Jewish businesses were Aryan-ized and anti-Semitism encouraged among the local population. The Jewish population of 375,000 in these countries thus endured great suffering, which has hardly been alleviated since the end of the war.

In Libya , occupied by the Germans during the war, the Jewish community of 25,000 was subjected to a sadistic pogromist campaign in the usual manner of the Nazis. Liberation and occupation by Britain brought no relief here either.

In 1945 a new series of pogroms occurred in Tripoli , in which about 80 Jews were killed and more than 250 wounded.

Everywhere the Arab league, now leading the fight against the UN Palestine descision, has for many years dome its vest to stir up the native population against the Jews. And governments in Arab league countries such as in Egypt, Iraq , Syria and Lebanon have not hesitated to introduce restrictions working great hardships on the Jews.

The latest outbreaks herald a turn to a much worse situation, according to information obtained by the World Jewish Congress. It is reported that the Arab league has now submitted to its member states a series of proposed anti-Jewish laws modelled after Hitler's infamous Nuremburg decrees against the Jews. By these laws, declares A. L. Easterman, political secretary of the World Jewish Congress, the Jews in the Arab countries would be deprived of their political and civic rights, reduced to the status of "foreigners" and have their means of livelihood severely limited and possibly eliminated altogether.

This action against the Jews of those lands is part of the general conspiriicy of the Arab league to prevent the ful-fillment of the UN decision on Palestine. It is inspired by the ex-Mufti, Haj Amin el Husseini, who aided Hitler in exterminating the Jews of Europe and now wants to ape Hitler in the Arab lands as part of a campaign to increase his own power in the Arab world.

World Jewish Congress leaders have rightfully termed the pogroms against the Jews in Arab lands, together with the contemplated anti-Jewish laws, as Genocide, which has been declared a crime under international law by the General Assembly of the United Nations.

The Arab states emulating Hitler's anti-Jewish policies are members of the United Nations and bound by the UN Charter and the decision of the UN Assembly taken in November, 1946, calling on governments "to take the most prompt and energetic steps. . . . to put an immediate end to religious and so-called racial persecution and discrimination. . . ."

With full justification, World Jewish Congress has called for investigation and action by the UN in regard to the deteriorating circumstances of the Jews in Arab Lands. The need for effective measures to protect the Jews these countries is part of the need for forthright UN action to implement its own decision on Palestine. The attitude of the Arab league in defying the UN decision and in conspiring to commit the UN designated crime of genocide is the most serious challenge yet to the authority of the United Nations Organization.

Not only to relieve a persecuted people, but in the name of all humanity and to protect world peace and se-curity, the most forthright UN action is needed to cope with the serious situation that has developed as a result of the Palestine decision.

They famously communicated with the nazis, though there were some well respected Islamic leaders who were against the genocide.

Unfortunately there was also those who agreed firmly with the nazis and there have even been suggestions that they first suggested the Final Solution though this is debatable.

 

[Pastelli]

They famously communicated with the nazis, though there were some well respected Islamic leaders who were against the genocide.

Unfortunately there was also those who agreed firmly with the nazis and there have even been suggestions that they first suggested the Final Solution though this is debatable.

When it came to Arab-Palestine area, it was overwhelmingly nazi-fied. As Shukeiri testified in his book, as poll showed in Feb-1941 and as CIA reported in 1942.

 

[Sayaras]

When it came to Arab-Palestine area, it was overwhelmingly nazi-fied. As Shukeiri testified in his book, as poll showed in Feb-1941 and as CIA reported in 1942.

It the reason why propagandist fake historian Racist Arab Gilbert Achcar try to blend Arab Palestinians with Arab Egyptians . To make it sem "complex".
No wonder, the Arab lobby on Wikipedia promoted him

 

[shockedcanadian]

When it came to Arab-Palestine area, it was overwhelmingly nazi-fied. As Shukeiri testified in his book, as poll showed in Feb-1941 and as CIA reported in 1942.

The question is, were they the impetus of discouraging the nazis from forcing Jews to leave Germany as they didn't want them to emigrate to the Middle East and instead supported/recommended Hitlers efforts to commit genocide instead?

Obviously even forcing people to abandon their homes is horrible. Some fortunate citizens in Europe did just that leaving everything behind but they were correct in their assessment, not an assessment everyone shared at the time; and it saved their lives. This is true for not just Germany but other European nations as Germanies war machine rolled on and some became better informed and of course, resistance groups developed in places like France.

One has to understand that they didn't have internet back then, the main source of news was via the paper or radio. So many didn't realize just how much danger they were really in. The Arab influence has evidence confirming both arguments though it seems fairly clear that they certainly weren't an ally of what was good and honourable at that time.

Our species is flawed. Events today don't lend one to be optimistic about our species survival for even 100 years let alone 100,000.

 

[Pastelli]

The question is, were they the impetus of discouraging the nazis from forcing Jews to leave Germany as they didn't want them to emigrate to the Middle East and instead supported/recommended Hitlers efforts to commit genocide instead?

Obviously even forcing people to abandon their homes is horrible. Some fortunate citizens in Europe did just that leaving everything behind but they were correct in their assessment, not an assessment everyone shared at the time; and it saved their lives. This is true for not just Germany but other European nations as Germanies war machine rolled on and some became better informed and of course, resistance groups developed in places like France.

One has to understand that they didn't have internet back then, the main source of news was via the paper or radio. So many didn't realize just how much danger they were really in. The Arab influence has evidence confirming both arguments though it seems fairly clear that they certainly weren't an ally of what was good and honourable at that time.

Our species is flawed. Events today don't lend one to be optimistic about our species survival for even 100 years let alone 100,000.

What is interestingly sad is. That the Brits gave radios to Arabs but the Arabs rather tuned to Radio Bari to hear Fascist propaganda .

 

[Sayaras]

On Oct 4, 1948, Fawzi Kaukji stated: "The Arab armies are now strong enough to defeat the Jews and push them into the sea."



The Palestine Post⁩, 6 October 1948⁩.

NARGHILEH NEWS.

The Arab armies are now strong enough to defeat the Jews and push them into the sea, Fawzi Kaukji stated on his arrival in Cairo, on Monday, Cairo Radio reported. The commander of the irregulars in Palestine said that they were only waiting for orders from the High Commandment which, he said, should be liquidated forthwith.

https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1948/10/06/01/article/5

 

[luiza]

Israelis call insane Nutty Yahoo the ENEMY and TRAITOR .

Mass protests all over Israel for this most Evil of all Vermin to be removed and inmprisoned for life .

Supporters of Nutty being spat on .

 

[Sayaras]

Hitler fan

Israelis ...

 

[Sayaras]

"PALESTINIAN" ARAB ISLAMIC GENOCIDAL REGIME KILLINGS ITS PEOPLE SO PALLYWEID CAN BE BOOSTED

Biden: Palestinians being used as 'human shields'.
The Washington Post
Oct 14, 2023 — President Biden accused Hamas of using Palestinian civilians as "human shields" at the Human Rights Campaign National Dinner on Oct. 14.


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Florida Republican urges defunding UN Human Rights Council until UN condemns Hamas.
The bill already has several cosponsors, including Florida Democrat Rep Jared Moskowitz.
Houston Keene By Houston Keene , Thomas Phippen. Fox News, October 31, 2023.
..."The United States should not fund the UN Human Rights Council until it stops targeting our closest ally," Luna said. "The UN must unequivocally condemn Hamas’s utter disregard for human life and the terror they are inflicting on Israelis and the innocent Palestinians they use as human shields."

Florida Republican urges defunding UN Human Rights Council until UN condemns Hamas

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., introduced a bill on Tuesday to strip the U.N. Human Rights Council of funding until they condemn the Palestinian terrorist organization Hamas.

www.foxnews.com

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U.S. Says Hamas Operates Out of Gaza Hospitals, Endorsing Israel’s Allegations
John Kirby, a spokesman for the National Security Council, said that intelligence from U.S.-generated sources supported Israel’s claim that Hamas has tunnels under Al-Shifa and other hospitals.
By Michael D. Shear.
reporting from Washington.
NY Times. Nov. 14, 2023

U.S. Says Hamas Operates Out of Gaza Hospitals, Endorsing Israel’s Allegations (Published 2023)

John Kirby, a spokesman for the National Security Council, said that intelligence from U.S.-generated sources supported Israel’s claim that Hamas has tunnels under Al-Shifa and other hospitals.

www.nytimes.com

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Hamas use of the civilian population as human shields and Gaza’s civilian facilities for terrorism.
Published: 18/11/2023.

https://www.terrorism-info.org.il/en/hamas-use-of-the-civilian-population-as-human-shields-and-gazas-civilian-facilities-for-terrorism/

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The Pinsker Centre.
REPORT: Hamas and Human Shields
23 Nov, 2023.
Since the outbreak of the war between Israel and Hamas after the October 7th Massacres, Hamas has consistently used tactics that put unarmed civilians at risk of death or injury. Hamas has a long history of using the people of Gaza as human shields to protect their terrorist leaders from Israeli strikes, and even operates its command center under the Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City.

How has Hamas used civilians to protect its leaders?
Since Hamas took power in the Gaza Strip in 2007 after a bloody war with Fatah, the terrorist organization has utilized human shield tactics such as putting entrances to terror tunnels in residential buildings, hiding rockets to fire indiscriminately at Israeli civilians in schools, hospitals, and mosques, and even publicly calling on its own civilians to climb onto the roofs of Hamas officials’ homes to ward off Israeli strikes.

As the current war expands in the Gaza Strip, Hamas has not strayed away from its traditional tactics. In one instance, it launched a barrage of rockets from a diplomatic building, which was just across the street from a UN-run school for Gaza children. The IDF has revealed an increasing and troubling use of UN facilities for its war against Israel– although the UN has condemned Hamas’s use of the tactic since the 2012 war, the terror group has continued using UN schools, offices, and hospitals to stash and launch rockets at Israeli civilians.

The Gazan people are victims of this war, but not from Israeli aggression. Hamas repeatedly puts the people of Gaza in the line of fire to protect its own terrorists, and the intricate tunnel network under Gaza reflects that. While the terrorists get to hide in bunkers from bombardment, the Gazans are indefensibly shuttled above command centers to deter Israeli airstrikes and to create mass casualty events. Ultimately, Hamas has weaponized the innocent people of Gaza and turned them into expendable pawns to advance terrorism.

Has Hamas broken international law by using human shields?
International humanitarian law is unequivocally against the use of human shields, and Hamas’s actions even invalidate protective status that is normally given to civilian locations in war. The 4th Hague Convention, one of the tenets of Treaty Law on the laws of armed conflict, clearly states that protected status should be granted to cultural, religious, medical, and other civilian sites, but it also clearly states that such protection is only given “provided they are not being used at the time for military purposes.” Moreover, the Geneva Conventions also state similar directives: civilian, cultural, and medical facilities are protected as long as they are not used “to commit, outside their humanitarian duties, acts harmful to the enemy.” Although certainly not the fault of Gazan civilians, many of their crucial humanitarian sites are now weaponized by Hamas as military targets. Putting rockets in hospitals, mosques, and schools only creates unnecessary hurt for the people of Gaza, but this is due to the actions of Hamas.

Sources and further reading:

“Exposed: Hamas’s hospital hideouts– a grave abuse of Gaza’s medical lifelines,” The Jerusalem Post, 8 November 2023, [Exposed: Hamas's hospital hideouts - a grave abuse of Gaza's medical lifelines - editorial].

“Hamas’ use of human shields in Gaza,” NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence, 6 June 2019, [https://stratcomcoe.org/cuploads/pfiles/hamas_human_shields.pdf].

Pamela Falk, “Israel says these photos show how Hamas places weapons in and near U.N. facilities in Gaza, including schools,” CBS News, 8 November 2023, [Israel says these photos show how Hamas places weapons in and near U.N. facilities in Gaza, including schools].

Pamela Falk, “Israel says these photos show how Hamas places weapons in and near U.N. facilities in Gaza, including schools”

“Palestinian Lives Matter, Except to Hamas,” The Wall Street Journal, 16 October 2023, [https://www.wsj.com/articles/israel-hamas-gaza-civilians-united-nations-1222797b].

Convention (IV) respecting the Laws and Customs of War on Land and its annex: Regulations concerning the Laws and Customs of War on Land. Sec. 2, Chap. 1, Art. 21, 27. The Hague, 18 October 1907.

Convention (IV) relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War. Part II. Geneva, 12 August 1949, pp. 174-178.

REPORT: Hamas and Human Shields — The Pinsker Centre

“Since the outbreak of the war between Israel and Hamas after the October 7th Massacres, Hamas has consistently used tactics that put unarmed civilians at risk of death or injury. Hamas has a long history of using the people of Gaza as human shields to protect their terrorist leaders from Israeli st

www.pinskercentre.org

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What Can We Possibly Say to the Children of Gaza?
By Nicholas Kristof. NY Times. Feb 3, 2024 — Any government would have struck back, and Hamas maximized the suffering of civilians by using them as human shields...

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/03/opinion/gaza-israel-war-children.html

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Martyrs Inc. in Rafah as Hamas gets just what it wants: civilian deaths.
By Mark Toth and Jonathan Sweet.
NY Post. May 28, 2024.

Martyrs Inc. in Rafah as Hamas gets just what it wants: civilian deaths

Savagely, Martyrs Inc. is open for business in Rafah — exactly as intended by Hamas and its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps sponsors in Tehran and overlords in Moscow.

nypost.com

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UN: Funding, word count limits kept Hamas human shields off blacklist.
António Guterres put the Israeli security forces on the annual "list of shame."
Mike Wagenheim.

(June 16, 2024 / JNS)
The United Nations’ point person on a report blacklisting Israeli forces’ treatment of Palestinian children says the decision to minimize Hamas’s use of human shields is partially a result of low funding and allowable word counts.

UN: Funding, word count limits kept Hamas human shields off blacklist

António Guterres put the Israeli security forces on the annual "list of shame."

www.jns.org

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Gaza Chief’s Brutal Calculation: Civilian Bloodshed Will Help Hamas.
Yahya Sinwar’s correspondence with compatriots and mediators shows he is confident that Hamas can outlast Israel
By Summer Said and Rory Jones. WSJ.
June 10, 2024.

https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/gaza-chiefs-brutal-calculation-civilian-bloodshed-will-help-hamas-626720e7

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Max Boot:
I’ve read student protesters’ manifestos. This is ugly stuff. Clueless, too.
Cosplaying pro-Palestinian activists on campuses are repeating the mistakes of the 1960s.

Washington Post. May 6, 2024.

As a journalist for the Daily Californian, the university’s independent, student-run newspaper, I covered a lot of protests for causes as varied as divesting from South Africa, ending U.S. proxy wars in Central America, getting the ROTC off campus and staying out of the 1991 Gulf War (“no blood for oil”). But underlying all of the transitory passions of the day, I detected a powerful nostalgia for the 1960s — that heady era when mere students could imagine they were heroic figures in the vanguard of historical change. It often felt as if the students of my generation were simply historical reenactors of past glories for whom the act of protest was more important than the causes for which they protested.

... today’s pro-Palestinian protesters are their own worst enemies; they have even been reenacting some of the excesses of the past, such as briefly occupying Columbia’s Hamilton Hall last week before police cleared them out. The students are not succeeding in forcing universities to divest from Israel, and even if they were, it wouldn’t have much impact on Israel’s economy.

Instead, the demonstrations are making an in-kind contribution to former president Donald Trump’s campaign by fostering an erroneous impression that the country is out of control and requires his authoritarian rule to restore “law and order.” The damage will only grow if demonstrators disrupt this year’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August as they did the one there in 1968...

The protesters are usually described as being opposed to the war in Gaza and in favor of Palestinian rights. In truth, the groups organizing these protests are opposed to the very existence of what they call the “Zionist project.” As a manifesto from Columbia University Apartheid Divest, endorsed by 94 student groups, states: “The brutal onslaught over the last month is but another chapter in over 75 years of violence, dispossession, and ethnic cleansing against the Palestinian people.” No mention, naturally, of all the violence perpetrated against Israel, including the horrifying Hamas attack on Oct. 7 and the Iranian drone and missile strike on April 13.

The manifesto goes on to endorse “the Right of Return” for Palestinian refugees who have fled Israel since its creation in 1948. Allowing 7 million Palestinians — most of them the descendants of refugees — to move to Israel (with its 7 million Jewish and 2 million Arab residents) would be a death knell for Israel as a Jewish state. The protesters’ slogan “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” is a call not for a two-state solution but for a single Palestinian state — and a mass exodus of Jews.

Note how one-sided all of this is: While denouncing alleged Israeli atrocities[sic], the manifesto has not one word of censure for Hamas or its brutal tactics, which include seizing hostages and perpetrating sexual violence, in addition to committing wholesale murder. Indeed, even though the protesters claim to care about Palestinian lives, they do not denounce Hamas for stealing international aid to build its tunnels and missiles or for using civilians as human shields. They call for Israel to stop fighting but not for Hamas to release its hostages or surrender.

The protesters’ agenda does not end in the Middle East; indeed, the movement’s ideologues see Israel as merely an “imperial outpost in the Arab world,” even though Jews have lived in the area since antiquity.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/05/06/student-protests-mistakes-gaza-help-trump/

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Hamas tries to prevent civilians fleeing danger in northern Gaza.
As troops urge Gazans to leave, many remain fearing travel through areas under IDF control and after threats from Hamas that seeks to use them as human shields while forces hunt them down.

Einav Halabi. Ynet. Oct 10, 2024.

Hamas tries to prevent civilians fleeing danger in northern Gaza

As troops urge Gazans to leave, many remain fearing travel through areas under IDF control and after threats from Hamas that seeks to use them as human shields while forces hunt them down

www.ynetnews.com

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Hamas, Palestinian Authority trade blows over human shields, West Bank operations
Fatah said it wouldn't allow Hamas "to reproduce its activities in the West Bank" and that the terror group jeopardized the Palestinian people.
By Mathilda Heller. JPost. January 11, 2025.

Hamas, Palestinian Authority trade blows over human shields, West Bank operations

Fatah said it wouldn't allow Hamas "to reproduce its activities in the West Bank" and that the terror group jeopardized the Palestinian people.

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Hamas’ rule in Gaza has been disastrous for both Arabs and Israelis.

Commentary.
By Ariel and Rena Cohen.
The Washington Times, January 28, 2025.

Hamas’ rule in Gaza has been disastrous for both Arabs and Israelis. Hamas will continue to be an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, a worldwide Islamist group intent on rebuilding a caliphate, an Islamic empire. These terrorists and their paymasters will not abandon jihad, a “holy war” to destroy the Jewish state, kill the Jews, and then turn against Europe and the United States.

Almost immediately after the ceasefire was announced, masked and uniform-clad terrorists emerged from Gaza’s tunnels, weapons in hand, reclaiming control of the strip. They have already killed six locals and shot a score more. They are poised to exploit the remaining hostages and the Gaza civilians as their human shields. They will return to seizing aid and selling it to the people at exorbitant prices while glorifying the bloodshed, torture, rape, violence and abductions of Oct. 7. 2023. They have already promised to repeat it...

Hamas’ rule in Gaza has been disastrous for both Arabs and Israelis

President Trump has floated the idea of relocating Gazans to other Muslim countries so that reconstruction can get underway.

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Emirati Political Analyst: We Must Remove The Extremist Hamas From Power In Gaza...
MEMRI. April 21, 2025
Palestinians, United Arab Emirates | Special Dispatch No. 11935

In his March 22, 2025 column in the Saudi news portal Elaph, titled "Hamas and the Strategy of Collective Suicide," Emirati political analyst Salem Al-Ketbi accused Hamas of espousing an extremist ideology and of provoking Israel into an all-out war in Gaza despite being aware that it is the Gazan civilians who would pay the price. As part of its extremist outlook, he said, Hamas uses civilians as human shields, places its military facilities in dense population centers and in hospitals and schools, commandeers the humanitarian aid delivered to Gaza and uses the suffering of the Gazans to gain political leverage – all while its leaders live abroad in fancy hotels and villas.

Emirati Political Analyst: We Must Remove The Extremist Hamas From Power In Gaza; Its October 7 Attack Violated Both Islamic And Human Values

In his March 22, 2025 column in the Saudi news portal Elaph, titled "Hamas and the Strategy of Collective Suicide," Emirati political analyst Salem Al-Ketbi accused Hamas of espousing an extremist ideology and of provoking Israel into an all-out war in Gaza despite being aware that it is the...

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The People of Gaza Are Human Shields for Hamas.
([https://europeanconservative.com/wp...df-soldier-with-palestinian-child-768x432.jpg]. An IDF soldier escorts a Palestinian child to safety).

Hamas’s Human Shields: The Truth the World Ignores.
Sabine Srerk. Mar 8, 2025.
In a world where truth is a matter of perspective rather than fact, a strange and dangerous illusion takes hold. The world has seen terror before, but never has it been so skillfully disguised as victimhood. Hamas, a group known for its brutality, rules over Gaza with an iron grip—not as protectors of their people, but as their captors. They do not build schools to educate or hospitals to heal. Instead, they build tunnels, stretching for miles beneath the city.

But these tunnels are not for sheltering civilians from war; they are for smuggling weapons, for ambushes, for terror. Yet when war comes, the civilians have nowhere to run. Hamas makes sure of that. They fire rockets from schoolyards, knowing return fire will bring destruction. They store weapons in hospitals, ensuring that any military response leads to tragic images of wounded innocents. They turn their own people into shields, yet the world only sees the suffering—not those responsible for it.
And the world believes…

When Hamas hijacks aid trucks, stealing food meant for their own people, they blame Israel for the famine. When their tunnels remain empty of refugees but full of armed militants, they cry of Israeli cruelty. When their leaders live in luxury abroad while their people starve, they point the finger not at themselves, but at the Jews. And the world believes…

Journalists, afraid of reprisals, report only what Hamas allows them to see. Politicians, eager for approval, repeat the lies without question. Protesters in far-off cities, disconnected from reality, march in rage—against the very people fighting to defend themselves. And what about the hostages?

The Blogs: Hamas’s Human Shields: The Truth the World Ignores

From the blog of Sabine Sterk at The Times of Israel

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Trump Admin Eyes Fresh Hamas Sanctions Under 'Human Shield' Law That Biden Admin Ignored.
'The Treasury Department is proud to use every tool available to us' to target Iran-backed terrorists, spokesman says.

Adam Kredo. Washington Free Beacon
April 18, 2025.

Trump Admin Eyes Fresh Hamas Sanctions Under 'Human Shield' Law That Biden Admin Ignored

The Trump administration is eyeing fresh sanctions on Hamas over the terror group's use of Gazan civilians as human shields—and using a longstanding law that the Biden administration ignored to do so, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.

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Such a report’s appeal to the international community is unlikely to succeed so long as there is a strong current of opinion that questions the right of Israel to defend itself when attacked.
Rob Killick
— May 13, 2025

The People of Gaza Are Human Shields for Hamas

Such a report’s appeal to the international community is unlikely to succeed so long as there is a strong current of opinion that questions the right of Isr ...

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[Sayaras]

Friday, May 25, 1956.
THE NATIONAL JEWISH POST.

Tells Rev. Elson Israel Had To Be Just Like Thirteen Colonies..

The so-called Arab “refugees” is not the real issue either, although it is being exploited politically. They are not refugees by our definition, people driven from their homes. On the contrary, they left voluntarily at the command of their own leaders, including the former Grand Mufti Haj Amin Al Husseini and the Arab commander Fawzi al Kaukji, who threatened with reprisals any who refused to leave.
The reason given by the Arab high executive was that upon the withdrawal of the British, the combined Arab armies would drive the Jews into the sea and then return triumphantly. The Jewish authorities begged them to stay and offered them protection and security. This was reported in the London Economist of Oct. 2, 1948. I am sure you can find similar data in the N. Y. Times of the same period.

The Governor of Maryland obtained the same information from eye-witnesses. I, too, have met an official eyewitness who had participated in the battle of Haifa.

About seven years ago I suggested to an Israeli official initial payments for abandoned properties and the balance when peace is established. He was anxious to proceed, but soon realized complica-complications of international law, because compensation is interrelated with reparations ami are contingent upon peace settlement which the Arabs refuse.

Majority population is not identical with original inhabitants. Over 80 per cent of Palestine’s Arabs had infiltrated from foreign countries, mostly in quest for better living standards by working for Jews. This is based upon a study by Cassidy of the N. Y. Herald Tribune, published in Middle East Affairs magazine 1946-47.
Using the interview method, he indicated that some 81 per rent of Palestine’s Arabs (including their forebears) had immigrated from Egypt-Sudan, Bosnia-Her-zegovina. Syria, Hauran, etc. The Bible and post-Biblical Jewish history are ample evidence as to the original inhabitants on both sides of the Jordan. Jewish legal residence and historical connections have been continuous.

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