ISIS in Jerusalem.

[Phoenall]

Palestinian referred to native Christians and Muslims of Palestine at least in 1921. That is how the British referred to them in formal communications and how the Christians and Muslims referred to themselves in the same formal communications. But, hey don't let the facts confuse you.

More to the point how did they see themselves ?

 

[flacaltenn]

C'mon people.. This is a SPECIFIC CURRENT news item..

Don't go back to Constantine over "IS/ISIL/DAESH" in Jerusalem..
Dog anecdotes are Ok tho ---

 

[Lipush]

The vast majority of Palestinians hold a very negative view of ISIS....In nations with significant Muslim populations, much disdain for ISIS

I wonder if there is some overriding propoganda need to conflate the Palestinians with ISIS (like they've done with the Nazi's) and thus further demonize them, or if it is just legitimate concern?

The vast majority of Palestinians were very much in favor of ISIS at the beginning, even with them killing Muslims too, because the idiots believed ISIS will invade Jordan next, and then will head west to save them from the "occupation".

Once they figured out that ISIS were afraid of the IDF and each time they grew more cruel to innocent Sunnis, they slowly grew their "dislike". all and all, they're the same crazy bunch of.... never mind.

 

[Coyote]

The vast majority of Palestinians hold a very negative view of ISIS....In nations with significant Muslim populations, much disdain for ISIS

I wonder if there is some overriding propoganda need to conflate the Palestinians with ISIS (like they've done with the Nazi's) and thus further demonize them, or if it is just legitimate concern?

The vast majority of Palestinians were very much in favor of ISIS at the beginning, even with them killing Muslims too, because the idiots believed ISIS will invade Jordan next, and then will head west to save them from the "occupation".

Once they figured out that ISIS were afraid of the IDF and each time they grew more cruel to innocent Sunnis, they slowly grew their "dislike". all and all, they're the same crazy bunch of.... never mind.

Do you have a link or source for your claim?

 

[Boston1]

The vast majority of Palestinians hold a very negative view of ISIS....In nations with significant Muslim populations, much disdain for ISIS

I wonder if there is some overriding propoganda need to conflate the Palestinians with ISIS (like they've done with the Nazi's) and thus further demonize them, or if it is just legitimate concern?

The vast majority of Palestinians were very much in favor of ISIS at the beginning, even with them killing Muslims too, because the idiots believed ISIS will invade Jordan next, and then will head west to save them from the "occupation".

Once they figured out that ISIS were afraid of the IDF and each time they grew more cruel to innocent Sunnis, they slowly grew their "dislike". all and all, they're the same crazy bunch of.... never mind.

Do you have a link or source for your claim?

When ISIS first reared its ugly head I read similar pieces concerning the Arab Muslims in Israel taking a shine to them. But I'll let Lepush continue from there.

 

[RoccoR]

Coyote, Boston1, Lipush, Flacaltenn, et al,

I get the distinct impression that there are separate cells in DAESH (ISIS/ISIL,IS, etc) that hold an quasi-allegiance to the central theme of DAESH. DEASH was, in 2004 when I was in Baghdad, considered by many as some sort of malleable but undefined splinter group of al-Qaeda (AQ). (Of course back then, all the various groups were AQ__ and fillin the blank). AQ played better than the emergence of a new anti-American radical Islamic group. The Commanders did not really want to send the impression that US Intervention was creating more enemies than it neutralized.

While there was a period in which DAESH and AQ were often given to have an association, there was clearly a difference between the two organizations; in February 2014, al-Qaeda made it very clear that it had renounces ties with DAESH (Salafist Sunni). It was no more than a few months later June/July 2014, that DAESH announced the creation of an Islamic State ---- a caliphate across northern Iraq and Syria. At the time, it was thought that the announcement was some sort of power-play --- implementing Sharia Law --- that would establish authority over the world's billion (or so).

(JERUSALEM)

I'm sure we are all aware that the Israeli General Security Service (AKA: Shin Bet or Shabak) have a handle on the half-dozen or so DEASH Operatives of the Galilee/Sakhnin Cell (Region in northern Israel). But for the last year, DAESH has been very low key (if not dormant) in Jerusalem. Gaza is a bit difference, with the occasional clash between DAESH Salafists Sunni --- versus --- the predominantly Sunni HAMAS Radical Jihadist and Nationalist. It is not totally clear to me if the cell in Jerusalem is a self-proclaimed DAESH Affiliate --- or --- a has a true command dialog with the Islamic State and DAESH. But it appears that the General Security Service has a fairly good handle on the potential threat. However, it appears to be the case that DAESH is establishing "safe houses" and "training facilities" in the Arab-Palestinian zones of control.

There was also some indication that kudos and awards from DAESH recruiters and trainers are gradually having an effect on recruitment among younger people.

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[Militants]

Bad very bad news from Israel.

 

[dani67]

Four Palestinians indicted for supporting Islamic State

BULLSHIT

The knife does not cut its own handle.
There is a honour among thieves

 

[fanger]

Flashback

Israel 'faked al-Qaeda presence'
BBC NEWS | Middle East | Israel 'faked al-Qaeda presence'

 

[Likkmee]

Wrong word.
ISIS FROM Jewrulessalem,IsNtReal.

 

[RoccoR]

Likkmee, et al,

I don't think we know that yet.

Wrong word.
ISIS FROM Jewrulessalem,IsNtReal.

(COMMENT)

Even a very small cell (4-to-5), operating independently, is capable of great harm; if properly experienced and trained. Like I said, it doesn't have to be a formal DAESH Affiliated asset, but what sometimes emerges as an "Inspirational Cell." And both in Gaza and the West Bank, there are plenty of unstable personalities and extremists that have just the right frame of mind to come together and implement some horrendous plan or create a devastating event.

There is very small difference (∑6º∆) between those that actively advocate violence and see their actions as patriotic “eyewash” --- and --- the Islamists’ that perpetually argue that their agenda not only embraces democracy but in fact takes anti-peaceful dialog to an entirely new level of radical Islamic participation.

Remember, "NO" Arab League Member is a "Full Democracy." While Israel is rated #34 (on the Democracy Index) as a "Flaw Democracy" --- along with Tunisia rated #57; there are only 3 Arab League Regimes considered Hybrids (including the 1988 State of Palestine). The remained of the Arab League States are considered "Authoritative Regimes" (2015).

Islamic State-affiliated Sinai Province fighters in the Sinai Peninsula.
(Photo Credit:WIKIMEDIA COMMONS/ARAB MEDIA)
'ISIS branch in Egypt's Sinai planning big operation in southern Israel'
03.30.2016 | 20 Adar II, 5776 Jerusalem Post --- Arab-Israeli Conflict​

ISIS affiliate in Egypt claims rocket fire toward Israel'
It's a matter of time until ISIS in Sinai attempts terror attack against Israel'

I'm not sure how valid this article is. But Arutz Sheva 7 is carrying a similar story. I have not seen any specific threat to Jerusalem.

But I did find this tid bit interesting.

"I recently explained that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is trying to blackmail the Western world into believing that if it pressures Israel to capitulate even more to his demands, ISIS-style terror will cease.

Abbas claimed that Israeli concessions would “ensure the end of all forms of terrorism, remove the pretext of extremists who have taken the Palestinian issue as an excuse to spread terror and murder, like ISIS and al-Qaeda and others, so we must achieve peace and end the occupation.”

But ISIS explicitly denies Abbas’ “linkage” argument.

This may be just another pro-Palestinian attempt at terrorist coercion; and the dissemination of disinformation.

Most Respectfully,
R

 

[Phoenall]

Flashback

Israel 'faked al-Qaeda presence'
BBC NEWS | Middle East | Israel 'faked al-Qaeda presence'

Why do you have to go so far back to find something nearly on topic to racially attack the Jews. This is from 2002 a full 14 years old and has been debunked thousands of times since, showing that you jump in with both feet and pay the price later.