| More information on Abu Akleh: Reporters KNEW there were Islamist snipers ALL OVER Jenin right before she was shot (video)noreply@blogger.com (Unknow | | I just got part of the translation of the conversation between reporters (and I think a resident) in the minutes before Shireen Abu Akleh was shot. (I'm trying to get more.) The video comes from Middle East Eye, and is unlisted at the moment.
The transcript is a little muddled, but they are talking about the Palestinian snipers all over Jenin, specifically pointing to the southwest where I have been saying was the source of the gunfire that killed Abu Akleh.
Not just one - multiple snipers. In buildings. Transcript that I received of the translation: 3:00 There is the sniper, there, there 3:01-3:03 There, that's the sniper, there… 3:03-3:05 There, those… 3:07-3:08 Listen, there is a sniper in that house, there… 3:12-3:14 There are more than that, there (is one or there are some) above, there (is or are) right in the middle of the house, there… 3:14-3:15 (different person): There is (or are) in the house, and there is (or are)… 3:15 There, on the what's it's called… 3:17-3:18 The two that are… 3:18-3:20 yes, yes… 3:19-3:20 On the house that they were on… 3:20-3:25 (Single shot in the background and someone says) Are those the shabab (who shot?) 3:24-3:25 There is a house that is under construction (Someone answers) There is (or are) here, and there is (or are) here (unclear if he means house/s under construction or snipers) If the snipers were in (or on top of) buildings, they are the ones who shot Shireen:
\* They are known to be in the "Goldilocks zone" of the...Read More |
From Ian: Palestinianism: The global Intifada Palestinianism, therefore, is a threat to the ideals of Western civilization. It promotes violence against Jews as a value, and one which justifies suicidal attacks as a worthy ideal. That includes attacks against those who support Israel, and targets like New York City. It is what inspired Islamic leaders, such as al-Husseini, to instigate pogroms against Jews during the 1920s, 30s and 40s, and why he supported the Nazis and their "Final Solution." It was a way of turning Arab nationalism (as it was known before 1948) into a destructive force. It was and is the basis of the PLO, Hamas and other terrorist organizations. And it is the basis of "Jihad." Palestinianism seeks to turn the world against the Jewish people, especially those in Israel. That is the meaning of Intifada. Palestinianism promotes the "Nakba" narrative: that Israel's establishment in 1948 was and continues to be a catastrophe; that Israel expelled and slaughtered Arabs in the war that resulted when it was attacked by five Arab countries, supported by Britain; that those who became refugees and their descendants are entitled to return to Israel; and that Jews who live in areas conquered by the IDF in 1967 must be expelled. This, however, is only the first step in the crusade to destroy Israel, now supported by Iran and Arab countries such as Qatar – and, of course, global jihadists, like ISIS and al Qaeda...Read More |
From Ian: Melanie Phillips: No rainbow's end for the Jews of Oz Australian Jews woke up this week to a new and unsettling reality. Scott Morrison's conservative, pro-Israel Liberal Party government was defeated, and the new prime minister is the Labour Party leader, Anthony Albanese. Albanese has a history of anti-Israel positions. He has declared himself a "strong advocate of justice for Palestinians," called Israel an "oppressor" and accused it of collective punishment against the Palestinian Arabs. In 2019, he traveled to Britain, where he met the British Labour Party's hard-left former leader Jeremy Corbyn. Afterwards, he posted a photograph of himself and Corbyn smiling together with the caption: "Great to catch up with @jeremycorbyn today in #Westminster at a critical time in British politics." Like his friend Corbyn, Albanese is rooted in radical socialism. He would have taken note, however, of how Corbyn and his hard-left cronies made the British Labour Party unelectable through their extremist policies and omnipresent anti-Zionism and antisemitism. So Albanese has now taken care to tone down his Israel rhetoric. Earlier this month, he declared that "Israel will have Australia's friendship and support" from a Labour government, and said he was "passionate" about opposing the movement to boycott Israel. Yet last year Penny Wong, who is expected to become the new government...Read More |
This is mostly a Twitter thread I wrote earlier today.
Here is a summary of what @bellingcat and @CNN got wrong with Shireen Abu Akleh's death: The only way they have any clue of the distance of the gunshots that killed her came from is the audio study. It is accurate. But they assume that fire can ONLY have come from due south. They make the basic error (and I did too!) that since the only videos they had seen showed only the IDF at (roughly) that distance, that the fire MUST have come from the IDF. And since it appeared that it was directed at the reporters, they assumed it was purposeful. It didn't QUITE add up - the IDF was further away than their estimate (and their estimates were about 20 meters off) but since there was no other possible gunmen in that area south, it MUST have been the IDF. Everyone else made LESS sense. So, assume it is the party whose guilt requires the least amount of twisting facts - even though facts still needed to be twisted. The fact that the IDF is a professional army, with great disincentive to fire on reporters, did not enter their thinking. This could be because of subconscious bias, or assuming that evidence at hand is all the evidence.
IDF professionalism and the fact that Jenin fighters are trigger-happy amateurs did not enter their parameters. Find the best fit, gloss over the inconsistencies...Read More |
Middle East Eye released an entire seemingly unedited video of the scene in Jenin before and during Shireen Abu Akleh's death. (They mislabeled it as May 13, but it is clearly May 11.) It provides additional evidence that the Jenin militants to the southeast shot and killed Abu Akleh, not IDF soldiers. Here is a crucial 90 second excerpt that ends about three minutes before Shireen is shot: It starts off with three gunshots that the reporters don't seem too concerned about (2:41 in MEE video). There are occasional gunshots audible throughout the video, so the widespread reporting that there was no gunfire in the area before she was shot is not true. At 0:15 (2:55 in MEE) the camera looks up the street. There is the lead IDF armored car there, although a little hard to see. At 0:21 (3:01) we hear a gunshot. The reporters duck, unlike the earlier three gunshots, so they heard the bullet shockwave. This gunshot has a similar audio signature as the gunshots that were analyzed in the Bellingcat and CNN reports that they claim came from the from the IDF. But the sound gap between the shockwave and muzzle shot is a bit longer. Although we have not verified that the militants to the southeast were videoed at this exact time, they were walking north. Also, they were coming down a hill - it looks like...Read More |
From Ian: Mark Regev: Do Palestinians prefer united Jerusalem under Israeli rule? THE PALESTINIAN leadership sees all of formerly-Jordanian Jerusalem, including the Western Wall, as territory illegally occupied by Israel and demands recognition of east Jerusalem as its capital, while contending that the status of west Jerusalem is a matter for permanent status peace talks. And although the Palestinians have signaled a theoretical willingness to accept west Jerusalem as Israel's capital, whenever the issue arose in actual negotiations – Israeli prime ministers Ehud Barak and Ehud Olmert tabling concrete ideas to redivide the city – such proposals never proved acceptable. To buttress its position, the Palestinian leadership claims that Jerusalem's Palestinians are united in demanding an end to Israel's rule. But though widely accepted across the globe, this narrative is not reflected in a series of public opinion surveys of Palestinian Jerusalemites. In December 2021, the Palestine News Network (SHFA) released a poll that found an astonishing 93% of Jerusalem's Palestinians prefer Israeli to Palestinian rule. These results were significantly higher than a previous survey done by the Bethlehem-based Palestinian Center for Public Opinion released in August 2015, which found that 52% of Jerusalem Palestinians would choose "Israeli citizenship with equal rights," while only 42% would want to become citizens of a future...Read More |
There have been a wave of antisemitic attacks in Brooklyn over the past few years, and for the most part the media has been ignoring them - because the attackers don't fit the racial profile of white supremacists.
We've seen these videos way too often - a Hasidic man, walking along the street, being randomly attacked by a Jew-hater.
Like this one that seem to have happened yesterday: Luckily, we have video of what happened right afterwards, thanks to a Hasidic truck driver on the scene: This needs to happen more often. And in such a way that there is active disincentive for the potential attackers, who think they can punch and hit Jews with impunity.
I'll definitely buy more Golden Taste dips and salads! * * * * * * Buy the EoZ book, PROTOCOLS: Exposing Modern Antisemitism today at Amazon! Or order from your favorite bookseller, using ISBN 9798985708424. Read all about it here! ...Read More |
Remember when the Palestinian coroner said that Shireen Abu Akleh was shot in the forehead?
The results of the initial forensic medicine report indicate that the direct cause of death was brain damage caused by a high-velocity bullet. The bullet penetrated the skull cavity causing an entry wound and then exited from the cavity causing another wound. Following that, the bullet hit the internal side of the protective helmet, ricocheted and lodged in the damaged tissues inside the skull. The bullet hit her in front, exited the back, hit the helmet from inside and ricocheted back into her brain. Al Jazeera even said she was shot in the face. Apparently, the Palestinian prosecutor didn't like that story. Because the "investigation" has concluded something different: Palestinian Attorney General Akram Al-Khatib said today that based on the Public Prosecution's report on the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh, it was established that the veteran Al Jazeera journalist was killed by an armor-piercing projectile fired directly at her head by an Israeli sniper. According Al-Khatib, an autopsy and forensic examination conducted in Nablus after Abu Akleh's death showed she was shot from the back, indicating that she was attempting...Read More |
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