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Palestinian Authority mourns three terroristsnoreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 09 Feb 05:45 AM After Israel's shooting of three known Fatah terrorists Like   Tweet   Palestinian Authority mourns three terrorists noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 09 Feb 05:45 AM After Israel's shooting of three known Fatah terrorists in Nablus yesterday, the Palestinian Authority has made it crystal clear that they support the terrorists. They put out posters to make them look like ordinary people: But there are other photos of the three posing with weapons: It is no secret that they were terrorists. The Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade has said so very publicly. Their obituary praised them as being part of "a tireless march of struggle and jihad" and called them "heroic fighters who were not discouraged by all adversities from continuing to fight the enemy." They had been responsible for several shooting attacks in recent weeks, Yet members of the Palestinian Central Council publicly recited the Surat Al-Fatihah for the souls of the three terrorists. There is no question whose side the "moderate" Palestinian Authority is on. * * * * * * ...Read More 02/08 Links Pt2: My father Elie Wiesel would have been ashamed of Beijing Olympics; Lyn Julius: The Nazi roots of Arab anti-Semitism must not be denied; LA as the Center of American Jewish Life noreply@blogger.com (Ian), 08 Feb 06:00 PM From Ian: My father Elie Wiesel would have been ashamed of Beijing Olympics I know now that we have failed my father in this regard. He did not fail us. He spoke of how he always felt he had to answer to the dead: Did he do enough? And yes. He did. He was there to speak up against atrocities in Darfur, Bosnia, Cambodia, Rwanda. He tried with everything he had to tell us. And all the words he spoke and wrote could not change the fact that five years after his death, 1 million people are reportedly in concentration camps, because of their race and religion, in the grip of a totalitarian regime — a regime honored to host the world's nations, on a global television platform that packages sports with advertising. Today's culture of workplace activism is highly developed. In corporations and small businesses across the United States, Black Americans and their allies, for one, showed with emotion how cries against police brutality could be heard in board rooms and executive suites. But are men and women of conscience reaching out to their managers at the corporations that sponsor the Olympics? Are voices inside corporate America respectfully but insistently calling for company conversations about their responsibility when they hear survivors' reports of genocide on the part of the Chinese government? If they are, they are not making themselves heard. There are brave leaders, like Steve Simon of the Women's Tennis Association...Read More Storming Jews - The Next Generation noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 08 Feb 04:00 PM We've seen so many stories in Arab and Muslim media about "fanatic settlers storming and desecrating the Al Aqsa Mosque" (accompanied by photos showing Jews walking quietly on the Temple Mount). But the same story every Sunday through Thursday gets a little boring. It needs a little extra - something, something to make the Jews look even more monstrous. From Iran's Mehr News (English): Zionist settlers brutally raid Al-Aqsa mosque TEHRAN, Feb. 07 (MNA) – Zionist settlers launched a large-scale raid on Al-Aqsa Mosque and chanted anti-Islamic slogans in the holy place. The Zionist settlers are continuing their hostile actions against the Palestinian sanctities, Palestine Al-Youm reported. According to the report, the Zionists heavily raided the Al-Aqsa mosque on Monday and chanted anti-Islamic slogans. A fierce clash took place between the Zionists and Palestinian citizens following their attack on Al-Aqsa Mosque. Look at how they are brutally raiding! The parts about the clashes are fiction. There were none reported - if there were, Palestinian media and Haaretz would have headlined it. When Muslims play soccer and volleyball on the sacred site, they are "worshippers." When Christins visit, they are ignored. When Jews visit and act respectfully, they are "brutal raiders." Yeah, that might be a little antisemitic. * * * * * * ...Read More An Arab writer talks about empathizing with Israeli Jews. I can't recall ever seeing this before. noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 08 Feb 02:00 PM Here's an article that is utterly unremarkable - yet it is a message that is very rarely written in Arabic language media. Elaph is considered a liberal Arab newspaper published in London. Today, Fadel Al-Mansafa wrote that Israel needs to make concessions for peace - and so do Palestinians. His specific ideas are not as important as the possibility of Arabs reading this message that is commonplace in English and Hebrew, and incredibly rare in Arabic media: Should hundreds of Palestinians die and starve in order for the idea of ​​Hamas to live, which sees no place for Jews in Palestine? Should hundreds of thousands of Israelis live in fear of rocket attacks from Gaza? Where is the humanity in all that is going on!? And for how long will we continue with the same methods that lead to the same results. Until the end of the world? Peace and coexistence is the solution and the only option for resolving the Middle East issue. Otherwise, neither the Israelis nor the Palestinians will succeed in imposing the logic of force, violence and racism. Although I went on to talk that may be ridiculous to some, but it is the closest to the truth. The moment when the establishment of the State of Palestine will not come without serious Israeli concessions. On the other hand, Israeli concessions will not come without an explicit recognition of the right of the Jews to live next to the Palestinians. Without excluding or denying...Read More 02/08 Links Pt1: Amnesty hops on the UN Antisemitism bandwagon; Tlaib has paid out $170,000 to firm of anti-Israel activist; Biden's BDS Activist's Nomination 'in Limbo,' noreply@blogger.com (Ian), 08 Feb 12:00 PM From Ian: David Singer: Amnesty hops on the UN Antisemitism bandwagon Only one statement in the Report makes any reference to the League of Nations Mandate for Palestine (1920-1948) that governed Palestine for the first 28 years of that conflict: "… subsequent to 1967, Israel has exercised effective control over the whole territory of British mandate Palestine." Totally false. Jordan – in fact - exercises effective control over 78% of the territory of British mandate Palestine. The Arab residents of former Palestine attained their right to self-determination there when Britain granted it independence in 1946. Not one Jew lives there. Selling land to Jews is punishable by death. The Jews were left to exercise their right of self-determination in the remaining 22% of the territory of British mandate Palestine. Since 1967 the PLO has demanded an additional area from this Jewish-reserved 22% - known as Judea and Samaria (West Bank), East Jerusalem and Gaza - to create a second Arab state in former Palestine - in addition to Jordan. Every Jew living in these areas had been expelled in 1947 after Jordan and Egypt conquered and occupied these territories. Arabs living in Judea and Samaria 'West Bank') and East Jerusalem were Jordanian citizens between 1950 and 1988. The UN has falsely alleged that Jews have no right to live in Judea and Samaria ('West Bank'), East Jerusalem and Gaza and where so doing now - are acting...Read More Abbas' potential successor has been accused of sexual harassment, raping a minor and bullying the victims' families noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 08 Feb 10:00 AM From Reuters: Two potential successors to 86-year-old Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas were named on Monday to top posts in the Palestine Liberation Organization at a meeting boycotted by his Islamist rivals. Official Palestinian news agency WAFA said the PLO's 141-member Central Council appointed Hussein Al-Sheikh, 61, an Abbas confidant who serves as key liaison with Israel and the United States, to the PLO's Executive Committee. He is likely to replace the late Saeb Erekat as the committee's secretary-general. Al Sheikh is widely known in Palestinian circles as a serial sexual harasser and molester. The Palestinian Kawther site says: Mr. Hussein Al-Sheikh is the so-called "Minister of Civil Affairs" of the Palestinian Authority, a senior Fatah member and the man charged with keeping the coordination between the colonial israeli military administration in Beit Il and the PA. Using his lucky position, Mr. Al-Sheikh commits crimes of sexual molestation and abuse against women, often employees of the PNA. Mr. Al-Sheikh could until now count on complete impunity for his crimes against women, as he perpetrates them with knowledge of "President" Mahmoud Abbas, who in turn is fully supported and financed by the USA, the EU...Read More Three terrorists killed; Palestinian media calls them "civilians" - from Fatah's Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 08 Feb 07:57 AM Who is a civilian? According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, members of armed terror groups fit that definition. Palestinian media reported that the terrorists killed were civilians while also reporting that they were members of the Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades: Three Palestinian youths were killed on Tuesday evening by the Israeli occupation forces' bullets in the Makhfeya area in the center of Nablus city. In turn, the Palestinian Health announced the death of 3 civilians, who were shot by the occupation in Nablus. For its part, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, the military wing of Fatah movement, mourned on Tuesday its three martyrs after their assassination by the occupation forces in Nablus. In its statement, Al-Aqsa Martyrs said: "We mourn our heroic martyrs Ibrahim Al-Nabulsi, Adham Mabrouk and Muhammad Al-Dakhil, after a cowardly assassination carried out by a Zionist special force in the city of Nablus, Jabal Al-Nar." The battalions affirm that the blood of their martyrs will not be in vain, and that the response will come and blood will be met with blood." Israeli media reports that the group had been responsible for multiple recent shooting attacks, and were planning more. Keep in mind that these terrorists were not Hamas or Islamic Jihad. They were from Fatah, the organization headed by Palestinian president Abbas, who claimed...Read More    ©2022 EoZ | EoZ, NYC area Web Version   Preferences   Forward   Unsubscribe     Powered by Mad Mimi®A GoDaddy® company