| Nothing scares Iran more than Muslims normalizing relations with Israelnoreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 21 Feb 05:45 AM The Iranian ABNA News Agency, | | The Iranian ABNA News Agency, which is geared towards the worldwide Shiite community, has many articles about the evils of normalization with Israel. Half the time it denounces Muslim countries who have normalized relations or seem to be on the path of normalizing relations - and the other half of the time it touts interviews with low level officials of countries that hate Israel, swearing that they will never normalize relations.
The thing is, their protests against normalization show how successful normalization has been!
We see headlines like: Do you think they are protesting a bit too much? Headlines like this would have been unthinkable two years ago. Now, seeing officials deny any chance of normalization with Israel makes it look like this is something that some people are seriously considering.
You can get the best news in Iranian media. * * * * * * Buy the EoZ book, PROTOCOLS: Exposing Modern Antisemitism today at Amazon!...Read More |
From Ian: Tzipi Livni opens up about her Gulf visits before the Abraham Accords Long before "Hatikvah," Israel's national anthem, played openly in Abu Dhabi or Manama, long before Israeli military jets took part in training exercises with Gulf countries, and long before normalization agreements were signed at the White House, there was one Israeli leader engaging in quiet, and very secret, diplomacy with the Arab world: Tzipi Livni. Livni, 63, who served in a variety of Israeli government positions, including deputy prime minister, foreign minister and justice minister, between 2001 and 2014, also led the country through several rounds of peace negotiations with the Palestinians. It was this role – where she worked opposite the Palestinian Authority's chief negotiator, the late Saeb Erekat – that led her to forge warm ties with multiple Arab leaders, some of whom are now at the forefront of the Abraham Accords, the U.S.-mediated normalization agreements between Israel and four Arab countries. In a recent interview with Jewish Insider, the former Israeli lawmaker downplayed more than a decade of covert meetings and conversations with country leaders, foreign ministers and other representatives of the Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, even Saudi Arabia. And while former President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior advisor Jared Kushner has twice been nominated for...Read More |
Al Mayadeen, a pan-Arab satellite network that is regarded as pro-Hezbollah and pro-Syria, published an article about Israel that included this example of tolerance: A cursory look at Jewish rabbis throughout history proves, beyond any doubt, the fact that these people were associated with the Jewish religion since they were mere masters of the Children of Israel after escaping from Pharaoh, on a journey of wandering and loss, in an endless quarrel with the Prophet of God Moses and his brother Aaron. The material mind was the master of the situation in their feelings, attitudes and the nature of their interaction with all developments, and this is why the Qur'an devoted a wide space to in exposing the material mentality of the masters of the Children of Israel during the life of Moses, or after his death. This is what we saw in the sending of the Prophet of God Jesus, and how they opposed him and sought to kill and crucify him, in endless plots. The one who looks at the ordeals that afflicted the Children of Israel throughout history will find it related, in its entirety, to the level of greed and keenness to control and influence the Israeli mind, as represented by their rabbis. Therefore, the Jewish religion, as a tool in the hands of these rabbis...Read More |
In 2017, Maryland governor Larry Hogan signed an executive order that says: Executive agencies may not execute a procurement contract with a business entity unless it certifies, in writing when the bid is submitted or the onset is renewed, that:
1. it is not engaging in a boycott of Israel; and
2. it will, for the duration of its contractual obligations, refrain from a boycott of Israel. The Council on American-Islamic Relations legal team sued Governor Hogan on behalf of Saqib Ali, a software engineer and former legislator who is running to regain a set at Maryland's House of Delegates.
Ali argued that the executive order violated his right to free speech and that it imposed a type of "loyalty oath" to Israel.
The argument was rejected by U.S. District Judge Catherine C. Blake and this has now been upheld by Maryland's 4th Circuit. Saqib Ali cannot sue Hogan because Ali had not applied for a state contract and been rejected and thus cannot claim an "injury" due to the governor's executive order, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stated in its published 3-0 decision. The 4th Circuit also rejected Ali's argument that the order's required pledge violates his constitutional right to speak freely against Israel, whom he believes oppresses Palestinians. The court said the order does not infringe on the First Amendment...Read More |
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