Palestinians Massing At The Israeli Border

[P F Tinmore]

While Mandela and his ANC party did employ violence in the struggle against South African apartheid, it is an insult to both Gandhi and Martin Luther King that Hamas can make any comparison between itself and the advocates of real non-violence.

According to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute at Stanford University, King’s notion of non-violence had six key principles, including:

• One can resist evil without resorting to violence;
• Non-violence seeks to win the “friendship and understanding” of the opponent, not to humiliate him;
• Those committed to nonviolence must be willing to suffer without retaliation as suffering itself can be redemptive;
• The resister should be motivated by love in the sense of “understanding,” or “redeeming good will for all men.”

Does this really sound like Hamas’s definition of non-violent protest?

This is the reality of the protests at the Gaza border:

Why is it non-violent when Palestinians throw stones and firebombs yet anyone else would be arrested and prosecuted for doing the same thing in another country? Is it the bigotry of low expectations that judges Palestinians by such low standards of what constitutes non-violent activities?

(full article online)

AP Exposes Hamas Definition of 'Non-Violence' | HonestReporting

There is no legal requirement for occupied people to be non violent. Violence might not be the best tactic, but no Palestinians are going to The Hague.

There is no reason to expect Islamic terrorists to be non violent. Islamic terrorists should expect their violence to be met with an appropriate response.

Israel's settler colonial project is constant violence.

 

[Hollie]

While Mandela and his ANC party did employ violence in the struggle against South African apartheid, it is an insult to both Gandhi and Martin Luther King that Hamas can make any comparison between itself and the advocates of real non-violence.

According to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute at Stanford University, King’s notion of non-violence had six key principles, including:

• One can resist evil without resorting to violence;
• Non-violence seeks to win the “friendship and understanding” of the opponent, not to humiliate him;
• Those committed to nonviolence must be willing to suffer without retaliation as suffering itself can be redemptive;
• The resister should be motivated by love in the sense of “understanding,” or “redeeming good will for all men.”

Does this really sound like Hamas’s definition of non-violent protest?

This is the reality of the protests at the Gaza border:

Why is it non-violent when Palestinians throw stones and firebombs yet anyone else would be arrested and prosecuted for doing the same thing in another country? Is it the bigotry of low expectations that judges Palestinians by such low standards of what constitutes non-violent activities?

(full article online)

AP Exposes Hamas Definition of 'Non-Violence' | HonestReporting

There is no legal requirement for occupied people to be non violent. Violence might not be the best tactic, but no Palestinians are going to The Hague.

There is no reason to expect Islamic terrorists to be non violent. Islamic terrorists should expect their violence to be met with an appropriate response.

Israel's settler colonial project is constant violence.

It is the muhammedan settler colonial project which is bringing a war to the Israeli border.

 

[rylah]

Q. If so then... will You notify the Caliph?

PLO chief Mahmoud Abbas

Abbas tribe
The Banu Abbas (Arabic: بنو عباس‎) are an Arabian tribe, descendants of Al-‘Abbas ibn ‘Abd al-Muttalib. The caliphs of the Banu Abbas served as heads of the Muslim community for a period of five centuries (from 750 until the sack of Baghdad in 1258).[2] This was the Abbasid caliphate.

 

[Coyote]

Another journalist has been killed.

Palestinian journalist, shot by Israeli troops at Gaza protest, dies

 

[Indeependent]

Another journalist has been killed.

Palestinian journalist, shot by Israeli troops at Gaza protest, dies

Did they remove his homicide belt before taking him to the hospital?

 

[Sixties Fan]

[ A member of the Hussein family (?) does not mention Hamas and the weapons, the firebombs, and attempts to destroy the security fence of a sovereign country. Surprise !
How did he get that title is what I would like to know. ]


The UN’s High Commissioner for Human Rights accuses Israel of using excessive force during weekly mass riots along its border with the Gaza Strip.

“Every week, we witness instances of use of lethal force against unarmed demonstrators,” says Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein in a statement. “Warnings by the United Nations and others have seemingly gone unheeded, as the approach of the security forces from week to week does not seem to have changed.”

“The loss of life is deplorable, and the staggering number of injuries caused by live ammunition only confirms the sense that excessive force has been used against demonstrators – not once, not twice, but repeatedly,” he adds.

The statement makes no mention of Hamas, the terror group that runs Gaza and is committed to Israel’s destruction.

Hamas has encouraged the weekly clashes, which have seen protesters burn tires, throw rocks and firebombs at Israeli troops, fly flaming kites over the border, and attempt to destroy the border fence.

(full article online)

UN rights czar slams Israeli response to Gaza clashes, makes no mention of Hamas

 

[Sixties Fan]

Images out of #Gaza today. Notice the last picture with children taking part in the #GreatReturnMarch. As @riotgoy says: “You really shouldn’t be publishing pictures of parents having great big lunches while their kids get sent off to get shot by the #IDF”

Anna Ahronheim on Twitter

 

[Sixties Fan]

Today, #Hamas organized another "#GreatReturnMarch" of violent riots and youths trying to sabotage the Israel-#Gaza fence & fly firebombs toward Israeli communities. Israel will continue to protect its citizens from Hamas' terrorists.

Israel Foreign Min. on Twitter

 

[Sixties Fan]

During the so-called “Great Return March,” Palestinians at the border have displayed flags embroidered with the Nazi symbol. Images, including video, of these flags have been published by The Times of Israel and were highlighted by the Israeli Defense Forces spokesperson in an April 6 tweet captioned: “No words needed.”

And indeed, major U.S. and international news outlets offered precisely that: no words.

The presence of that flag during the violent demonstrations went unmentioned in the dozens of reports filed by major U.S. news outlets, including The Washington Post, The New York Times, USA Today and others. Dozens of reporters, photographers and film crews have been present at the border, providing coverage. The Washington Post alone has published no fewer than seven reports and one editorial on the “march.” Yet not one noted the Nazi flag, which offered a good indication of what many of those massed at Israel’s border want: the genocide of Jews, which Hamas’s Mein Kampf-quoting charter calls for.

Other seemingly hard-to-miss indicators have appeared. On April 20 (Hitler’s birthday), “Palestinians at the Gaza border flew a kite marked with a swastika and carrying a petrol bomb into Israel,” The Times of Israel reported. Once again, the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit distributed pictures and video of the kite. And yet again, major U.S. news outlets failed to report it.

(full article online)

Palestinian Nazi flags and Hamas talking points

 

[Sixties Fan]

IDF says ‘hundreds’ try to breach Gaza fence; 3 killed, over 300 hurt in clashes

 

[Sixties Fan]

Gaza rioters try to burn security fence

 

[Sixties Fan]

 

[Sixties Fan]

I’m just back home in the U.S. from a visit to Israel, where for four straight Fridays the Hamas terrorist group that rules the Gaza Strip has organized protests at the border with Israel involving thousands of Palestinians. Some of the protesters have attacked Israel’s border security fence “with explosives, firebombs and other means,” The Associated Press reported.

“Huge plumes of smoke from burning tires (set afire by demonstrators) engulfed the border area,” the AP reported from the scene. “Some of the activists` threw stones toward the fence or flew kites with flaming rags dangling from their tails.”

In other words, what’s happening on the Gaza-Israel border is not a peaceful protest. While most protesters aren’t joining in the violence, some are violent and dangerous terrorists who want to tear down Israel’s security fence to make it easy to launch deadly attacks on the Jewish state.

Acting to defend their nation, Israeli forces have killed 34 Palestinian attackers along the border since the protests began March 30, despite the best efforts by the Israelis to use the minimal force required.

No nation on Earth would welcome terrorist murderers to cross its borders to take the lives of innocent civilians. And if terrorists assaulted any other border on the planet, the number of attackers killed would undoubtedly be much higher.

The protests are scheduled to end with a massive Palestinian march on the border May 15, the 70th anniversary (on the secular calendar) of Israel gaining independence from Britain.

You might think the United Nations and countries around the world would be condemning the violent protests – but you’d be wrong. Israel’s s actions to defend its border prompted the usual Israel-bashing at the U.N., in the media, and wherever left gathers to condemn the only democracy in the Middle East.

In Gaza, Hamas is the oppressor -- not Israel

 

[Sixties Fan]

(full article online)

Next Time You Read About a Palestinian Member of “Press” Getting Killed, Remember These Images

 

[P F Tinmore]

I’m just back home in the U.S. from a visit to Israel, where for four straight Fridays the Hamas terrorist group that rules the Gaza Strip has organized protests at the border with Israel involving thousands of Palestinians. Some of the protesters have attacked Israel’s border security fence “with explosives, firebombs and other means,” The Associated Press reported.

“Huge plumes of smoke from burning tires (set afire by demonstrators) engulfed the border area,” the AP reported from the scene. “Some of the activists` threw stones toward the fence or flew kites with flaming rags dangling from their tails.”

In other words, what’s happening on the Gaza-Israel border is not a peaceful protest. While most protesters aren’t joining in the violence, some are violent and dangerous terrorists who want to tear down Israel’s security fence to make it easy to launch deadly attacks on the Jewish state.

Acting to defend their nation, Israeli forces have killed 34 Palestinian attackers along the border since the protests began March 30, despite the best efforts by the Israelis to use the minimal force required.

No nation on Earth would welcome terrorist murderers to cross its borders to take the lives of innocent civilians. And if terrorists assaulted any other border on the planet, the number of attackers killed would undoubtedly be much higher.

The protests are scheduled to end with a massive Palestinian march on the border May 15, the 70th anniversary (on the secular calendar) of Israel gaining independence from Britain.

You might think the United Nations and countries around the world would be condemning the violent protests – but you’d be wrong. Israel’s s actions to defend its border prompted the usual Israel-bashing at the U.N., in the media, and wherever left gathers to condemn the only democracy in the Middle East.

In Gaza, Hamas is the oppressor -- not Israel

May 15, the 70th anniversary (on the secular calendar) of Israel gaining independence from Britain.

Interesting that Israel's war of independence was not fought with Britain.

 

[Hollie]

I’m just back home in the U.S. from a visit to Israel, where for four straight Fridays the Hamas terrorist group that rules the Gaza Strip has organized protests at the border with Israel involving thousands of Palestinians. Some of the protesters have attacked Israel’s border security fence “with explosives, firebombs and other means,” The Associated Press reported.

“Huge plumes of smoke from burning tires (set afire by demonstrators) engulfed the border area,” the AP reported from the scene. “Some of the activists` threw stones toward the fence or flew kites with flaming rags dangling from their tails.”

In other words, what’s happening on the Gaza-Israel border is not a peaceful protest. While most protesters aren’t joining in the violence, some are violent and dangerous terrorists who want to tear down Israel’s security fence to make it easy to launch deadly attacks on the Jewish state.

Acting to defend their nation, Israeli forces have killed 34 Palestinian attackers along the border since the protests began March 30, despite the best efforts by the Israelis to use the minimal force required.

No nation on Earth would welcome terrorist murderers to cross its borders to take the lives of innocent civilians. And if terrorists assaulted any other border on the planet, the number of attackers killed would undoubtedly be much higher.

The protests are scheduled to end with a massive Palestinian march on the border May 15, the 70th anniversary (on the secular calendar) of Israel gaining independence from Britain.

You might think the United Nations and countries around the world would be condemning the violent protests – but you’d be wrong. Israel’s s actions to defend its border prompted the usual Israel-bashing at the U.N., in the media, and wherever left gathers to condemn the only democracy in the Middle East.

In Gaza, Hamas is the oppressor -- not Israel

May 15, the 70th anniversary (on the secular calendar) of Israel gaining independence from Britain.

Interesting that Israel's war of independence was not fought with Britain.

Britain does not have a 1400 year old history of religiously inspired Jew hatred.

That is unique to Islamism.

 

[P F Tinmore]

(full article online)

Next Time You Read About a Palestinian Member of “Press” Getting Killed, Remember These Images

He is just ducking out of the way. Do you have a point.

 

[P F Tinmore]

I’m just back home in the U.S. from a visit to Israel, where for four straight Fridays the Hamas terrorist group that rules the Gaza Strip has organized protests at the border with Israel involving thousands of Palestinians. Some of the protesters have attacked Israel’s border security fence “with explosives, firebombs and other means,” The Associated Press reported.

“Huge plumes of smoke from burning tires (set afire by demonstrators) engulfed the border area,” the AP reported from the scene. “Some of the activists` threw stones toward the fence or flew kites with flaming rags dangling from their tails.”

In other words, what’s happening on the Gaza-Israel border is not a peaceful protest. While most protesters aren’t joining in the violence, some are violent and dangerous terrorists who want to tear down Israel’s security fence to make it easy to launch deadly attacks on the Jewish state.

Acting to defend their nation, Israeli forces have killed 34 Palestinian attackers along the border since the protests began March 30, despite the best efforts by the Israelis to use the minimal force required.

No nation on Earth would welcome terrorist murderers to cross its borders to take the lives of innocent civilians. And if terrorists assaulted any other border on the planet, the number of attackers killed would undoubtedly be much higher.

The protests are scheduled to end with a massive Palestinian march on the border May 15, the 70th anniversary (on the secular calendar) of Israel gaining independence from Britain.

You might think the United Nations and countries around the world would be condemning the violent protests – but you’d be wrong. Israel’s s actions to defend its border prompted the usual Israel-bashing at the U.N., in the media, and wherever left gathers to condemn the only democracy in the Middle East.

In Gaza, Hamas is the oppressor -- not Israel

May 15, the 70th anniversary (on the secular calendar) of Israel gaining independence from Britain.

Interesting that Israel's war of independence was not fought with Britain.

Britain does not have a 1400 year old history of religiously inspired Jew hatred.

That is unique to Islamism.

Deflection.

 

[Hollie]

(full article online)

Next Time You Read About a Palestinian Member of “Press” Getting Killed, Remember These Images

He is just ducking out of the way. Do you have a point.

Why was he in an Islamic war zone?

 

[Hollie]

I’m just back home in the U.S. from a visit to Israel, where for four straight Fridays the Hamas terrorist group that rules the Gaza Strip has organized protests at the border with Israel involving thousands of Palestinians. Some of the protesters have attacked Israel’s border security fence “with explosives, firebombs and other means,” The Associated Press reported.

“Huge plumes of smoke from burning tires (set afire by demonstrators) engulfed the border area,” the AP reported from the scene. “Some of the activists` threw stones toward the fence or flew kites with flaming rags dangling from their tails.”

In other words, what’s happening on the Gaza-Israel border is not a peaceful protest. While most protesters aren’t joining in the violence, some are violent and dangerous terrorists who want to tear down Israel’s security fence to make it easy to launch deadly attacks on the Jewish state.

Acting to defend their nation, Israeli forces have killed 34 Palestinian attackers along the border since the protests began March 30, despite the best efforts by the Israelis to use the minimal force required.

No nation on Earth would welcome terrorist murderers to cross its borders to take the lives of innocent civilians. And if terrorists assaulted any other border on the planet, the number of attackers killed would undoubtedly be much higher.

The protests are scheduled to end with a massive Palestinian march on the border May 15, the 70th anniversary (on the secular calendar) of Israel gaining independence from Britain.

You might think the United Nations and countries around the world would be condemning the violent protests – but you’d be wrong. Israel’s s actions to defend its border prompted the usual Israel-bashing at the U.N., in the media, and wherever left gathers to condemn the only democracy in the Middle East.

In Gaza, Hamas is the oppressor -- not Israel

May 15, the 70th anniversary (on the secular calendar) of Israel gaining independence from Britain.

Interesting that Israel's war of independence was not fought with Britain.

Britain does not have a 1400 year old history of religiously inspired Jew hatred.

That is unique to Islamism.

Deflection.

I knew you wouldn’t be able to address my comment. You’re reduced to retreating to your usual cut and paste slogans.