Who Are The Palestinians? Part 2

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Hamas has an image problem. They tend to get a bit antsy when members of their Cult go rogue and expose the Cult practices.

Maybe it's time for more silly fashion parades.


Hamas fighters take part in a military maneuver in Gaza City on March 25, 2018. (AFP Photo/Mahmud Hams)


The Gaza-based Hamas terror group has launched an expansive effort to counter an Israeli television news interview with the son of one of the terror group’s founding fathers in which he accused the organization of being corrupt, power-hungry, racist and bad for the Palestinians, Channel 12 news reported Thursday, a day after it broadcast the interview.

The “public show of unity” reportedly includes rallies, a media blitz and a wide-reaching social media campaign aimed at discrediting both the claimant and his critique that Hamas is not truly concerned with the welfare of the Palestinian people.
 
It's almost beyond belief that the international community continues to prop up one islamic terrorist dictator after another. Generation after generation of oxygen-wasting islamobots proceed from cradle to grave with nothing but self-hate that defines their lives.



 

The International Committee of the Red Cross has been the focus of protests in Gaza in support of the six prisoners who escaped from Gilboa Prison this week.

On Thursday, the ICRC in Gaza issued a statement on its responsibilities vis a vis Palestinian prisoners:

The ICRC works on the basis of confidential dialogue with authorities. That's why we have full access to detainees. Having access to all places of detention, being able to meet detainees, and using our confidential dialogue to advocate for their interests is our priority.
Our visits to places of detention aim at assessing the treatment of detainees and their conditions of detention with the ultimate objective of ensuring humane treatment and acceptable conditions of detention.
Following the events of this week, we continue our detention activities and visits in Israeli prisons. Our teams will continue to monitor the situation in terms of the treatment of detainees and their conditions of detention.
It is however the responsibility of the detaining authorities to ensure calm while dignity and humane treatment of the detainees are preserved.


Should detainees be transferred in the future, we will continue monitoring their treatment and conditions and engage the authorities in our bilateral dialogue if needed. We ensure families of detainees moved are informed so they can stay in touch with their loved ones.
That isn't enough for those who want to see all terrorists free to attack Jews with impunity.

Today, Islamic Jihad placed dozens of armed terrorists outside the headquarters of the ICRC in Gaza, and organized a demonstration beyond that, in an attempt to intimidate the organization to go beyond its normal areas of responsibility and to openly support the escaped terrorists.



Dozens of Al-Baha Force members of the Al-Quds Brigades, the military arm of the Islamic Jihad, were present at noon in front of the Red Cross headquarters in the Gaza Strip.

Al-Baha forces carried all their military equipment in a strong message to the international community and to the Red Cross to take urgent action to save the lives of the prisoners before it is too late.


Terrorists intimidating an international aid organization is not newsworthy, of course.

(full article online)


 
Residents of the PA city of Beita in Samaria burned an effigy of a Jew last night, including a skullcap and long sideburns.

"The world is silent," commented MK Itamar Ben-Gvir (Religious Zionism) "Had this been done by Jews, the ISA would have dropped everything to focus on it. They are clearly biased."

(full article online)

 
Sheikh Bilal Abu Hassan, a mosque preacher from Jenin, was surprised last week to receive a letter from the Palestinian Authority Ministry of Waqf and Religious Affairs informing him of the decision to fire him.

Abu Hassan lost his job because of a khutbah (sermon) he recently delivered during Friday prayers at one of Jenin’s mosques and in which he heaped praise on the Palestinian factions, including Hamas, in the Gaza Strip.

Referring to the Israel-Hamas war last May, Abu Hassan applauded the “Joint Operations Room,” which consists of various Palestinian factions that operate as a quasi-army against Israel. “Our Joint Operations Room has unified the Palestinians,” he said from the minbar, a pulpit in a mosque where the imam (leader of prayers) stands to deliver sermons. “This is the true meaning of Palestinian national unity.”

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The PA is being forced to toe the line and join the Palestinian public’s campaign of solidarity with the fugitives and the other prisoners because it does not want to be seen as sitting on the fence or, worse, being in collusion with Israel. The PA has long been facing severe criticism for its ongoing security coordination with Israel. Moreover, it regularly comes under attack for failing to secure the release of prisoners.

This week, at the Jenin refugee camp, home of Zakaria Zubeidi, the only Fatah member among the fugitives, even prominent Fatah activists were critical of Abbas because of his alleged rapprochement with the Israeli government and the Biden administration. The activists accused the PA leadership of “abandoning” its supporters in the Jenin area, especially the armed men who are wanted by Israel.

To ensure that the mosque preachers abide by the instructions, the PA security forces regularly deploy informants to the mosques to listen to the sermons and report to their handlers.

As far as the PA is concerned, criticism of senior Palestinian officials, especially during Friday prayers, is a crime that can even land the perpetrator in prison. The same applies to any preacher who dares to heap praise on Hamas or other groups opposed to the policies of the PA leadership.

The PA is not opposed to mass demonstrations in the West Bank in solidarity with the Palestinian prisoners. But the PA leaders also know that an escalation could deteriorate into another all-out war with Israel, something that is likely to further undermine the PA’s credibility and standing and boost the popularity of Hamas and PIJ, as was the case after the last Israel-Hamas confrontation in May.

There are two issues that are considered the most explosive and sensitive among the Palestinians: Security prisoners and Al-Aqsa Mosque. If the Palestinians decide to launch another intifada, it will be over one or both of these issues.

The dismissal of Abu Hassan and the continued crackdown on Hamas and PIJ members is yet another sign of mounting tensions between the PA and Hamas.

The latest tensions began immediately after the last war in the Gaza Strip, when thousands of Palestinians took to the streets in the West Bank to celebrate Hamas’s “victory” over Israel. Scores of Palestinians have since been arrested or summoned for interrogation for participating in the pro-Hamas demonstrations or voicing support for the Islamist movement on social media platforms.

The PA crackdown marks the end of a short-lived honeymoon with Hamas that began more than a year ago. The two parties have been at loggerheads since 2006, when Hamas won the Palestinian parliamentary election. The crisis reached its peak in the summer of 2007, when Hamas seized control of the entire Gaza Strip after toppling the PA.

(full article online)

 
Qatar’s envoy to Gaza said on Friday that efforts to send aid from his country to the Gaza Strip, including to employees of the Hamas government, were off after the Palestinian Authority backed out of the deal.

Qatar pledged $500 million for Gaza following the May 10-21 conflict that saw heavy bombardments in the Strip and intense rocket fire into Israel.

 
Strange, that. I found nothing on the Israeli government website that urged caution for Israelis traveling to the UK indicating the potential for attacks by heavily armed groups of Lutherans or Presbyterians.

Those in the UK traveling to Israel, on the other hand, face any number of threats from any number of islamic terrorist franchises.


Attacks could be indiscriminate, including in crowded areas, government, military and police installations and against personnel, transportation networks, businesses with Western interests. Areas where foreign nationals and tourists are known to gather may be at higher risk of attack. You should be particularly vigilant in these areas and follow any specific advice of the local security authorities.

Be vigilant, monitor media reports and keep up to date with travel advice. Make sure you are familiar with contact details for the emergency services (in Israel - dial 100; in the West Bank and Gaza - dial 101).
 

The Islamist occupiers have spent generations making these bellicose claims.​

Fatah in violence-promoting post: “We will redeem you with our blood, Palestine”​

Official Fatah Facebook page | Jan 26, 2020
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Image and text posted on the official Fatah Facebook page

Posted text and text on image: “We will redeem you with our blood, #Palestine”
The image shows a rioter in a Palestinian flag shirt with his head masked in a keffiyeh (Arab headdress) throwing rocks as a fire burns in the background and a Palestinian flag appears in the midst of smoke. At the bottom left is the Fatah logo that includes a grenade, crossed rifles, and the PA map of “Palestine” that presents all of Israel as “Palestine” together with the PA areas. To the right of the logo is written: “[Fatah] Mobilization and Organization Commission – Information Office”
 
Early retirement from the gee-had.





Israeli police shot and killed a Palestinian man on Friday after the man tried to stab the officers, according to reports.
 

Reports to cops by local residents who encountered the escapees were instrumental in their capture; trackers following discarded items and footprints in the dirt did the rest​


(full article online)

 

Reports to cops by local residents who encountered the escapees were instrumental in their capture; trackers following discarded items and footprints in the dirt did the rest​


(full article online)


AWESOME!!!
 
How can you negotiate with people who have chosen to behave like "mad dogs"?
They are fewer than 9 million people, living on a postage stamp-sized piece of land. They do not invade other nations and take land. How do people negotiate with them? Leave them the hell alone. Israel doesn't spend time threatening the world with destruction. You left out the key element there, PaliSymp. They'd use nukes IF they were being overrun. Don't try to genocide their children and erryting be airee.
 
As we see, according to the Koran, Jesus was the son of God, a Muslim prophet.
Nice try. The Issa of Islam is not the Jesus of the Bible. One claims to be God, the other will fall in line behind the "Mahdi" or "rightly guided one". Interesting fact - when you look at the scriptures that describe the false prophet of the book of Revelation, it perfectly aligns with the description of your "Issa" in end-time eschatology.

Your religion has been a pestilence to this world since it first began with that crime boss of the desert, Muhammad. You live in peace with no one unless they become Muslim and your religion will eventually lead to a nuclear war that will kill billions. Islam and all who practice the Fundamentalist tenets of it are evil. Fortunately, the God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob (Israel) is in control and the day is coming when your kind will only be a memory.
 
(Israel's Fifth Column.

"One last Occupation in the world" ??? Clearly the MK is not familiar with all the British colonies and all other places which are still being occupied by European Christians and Middle Eastern Muslims. North Cyprus rings a bell?
Teacher!!! Teacher !!!!! )
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MK Ayman Odeh, chairman of the Joint Arab List, wants all imprisoned terrorists to be freed.


In a Saturday night interview with Israel's "Meet the Press" program, Odeh said, "I have a dream that they will all be freed, that a Palestinian state will be founded alongside Israel."

"Me, my dream is that there will be no more prisons, there will be no more occupation."

"People escaped from prison - we need to close all of the prisons. All of these prisoners need to be in the Palestinian state which will be founded alongside Israel. The occupation is the root of all evil. There is only one last occupation in the entire world - what Israel does to the Palestinian nation."


 
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