| Palestinians looking to incite violence on Temple Mount on Yom Haatzmautnoreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 04 May 06:00 AM According to report, Israel i | | According to report, Israel is planning to allow Jews to return to the Temple Mount on Thursday, Yom Haatzmaut, after banning them for the last week of Ramadan and for Eid al-Fitr.
And naturally the Palestinians are calling to block that from happening.
Felesteen says: The National Commission for the Support and Support of Our Palestinian People in the Occupied Interior called upon the masses of the 1948-occupied lands, and everyone who could reach Jerusalem, to mobilize and march Thursday to the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque to protect it from the crimes of the Zionists and prevent them from entering and desecrating it. A spokesman for the Islamic Jihad Movement in the West Bank, Tariq Ezzedine, said, "We will not allow settlers to violate Al-Aqsa and impose a fait accompli." Hamas spokesman Abdel Latif al-Qanou...Read More |
In June, 1931, a young couple went for a walk near Tel Aviv.
Yohanan Stahl, 23, was a new immigrant from Germany. His companion was Salia Zohar, 22. They seem to have wanted to hike the Sharon plain and visit an orange field.
The couple disappeared.
Their bodies were found in September, buried in the sand.
Police later determined that a group of five Bedouin encountered the couple. Yohanan was stabbed and apparently beheaded. (One account says he was stabbed and buried alive.)
Salia was repeatedly raped by all five Arabs before she was murdered.
Three of the Arabs were released without charge. One was a minor and it is unclear if anything happened to him. Only one of the murderers, Rashid Osman, stood trial and was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
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From Ian: 'Arguments fall silent in cemeteries': Herzog calls for unity at Memorial Day speech Israel on Tuesday evening mourned the country's fallen soldiers and terror victims as sirens sounded nationwide at 8 p.m. to mark the start of Memorial Day The sirens brought Israel to a halt for a full minute, as people stood in somber silence on the streets, inside homes and on balconies. Traffic too came to an abrupt halt, as vehicle occupants exited their vehicles to stand beside them. The day's official opening ceremony was held at the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City, with President Isaac Herzog giving an address in which he urged Israelis to continue developing the country in a spirit of unity. "Our sons and daughters, who fell in defense of our state, fought together and fell together. They did not ask, nor did anyone ask them, who was right-wing and who was left-wing. Who was religious. Who was secular. Who was Jewish and who was not Jewish," he said. "They fell as Israelis, defending Israel. In cemeteries, arguments fall silent. Between the headstones, not a sound. A silence that demands that we fulfill, together, their single dying wish: the resurrection of Israel. The building of Israel. United, consolidated, responsible for each other. For we are all sisters and brothers," Herzog acknowledged a recent series of terror attacks that have...Read More |
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Tiferes Yisrael on the left, Hurva on the right, ;ate 1930s
The Royal Committee for Jerusalem Affairs of Jordan was created by the late King Hussein in 1971 and reconstituted in 1994. Its mission: The Royal Committee for Jerusalem Affairs is working to raise awareness of the importance of the issue of Jerusalem and not to separate it from its Arab and Islamic dimension, expose the Judaization and daily Israeli violations it is subjected to, and increase efforts working to stabilize Jerusalemites, support their steadfastness and publicize their suffering.
Its website is filled with antisemitic invective, calling every Jew in Jerusalem a "colonialist." Here is a typical article that exposes how thoroughly antisemitic the Committee is - as well as the government that funds it. It rails against the Israeli plans to rebuild the Tireres Yisrael synagogue in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem, which was destroyed along with every single other synagogue in the Old City in 1948 by Jordanian forces. [Israel's] plans to start building a synagogue allegedly called Tiferes Israel, on an endowment land in which there is an Islamic historical building, about 200 meters from the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque...Read More |
From Ian: Emily Schrader: Revealing the truth behind al-Aqsa and 100 years of lies THIS YEAR, Palestinian leaders and terrorist organization Hamas are once again using Ramadan to spread rumors that Israelis are "desecrating" al-Aqsa, which has led to massive riots and violence at al-Aqsa Compound throughout the month. They claim Jews are "storming" the Temple Mount, yet video footage shared by Palestinians showed Palestinians using the mosque to prepare for violent confrontation before any non-Muslims entered the premises. During Passover, Israel explicitly banned any Jews from visiting the holy site, so as to avoid an increase in tensions. Despite that, the campaign of incitement surrounding al-Aqsa being "in danger" continued. Camping out in the mosque with their shoes on for days, Palestinian rioters used the holy site to throw rocks, Molotov cocktails, and fireworks at Israeli police and non-Muslims, even damaging the mosque itself. This occurred even when police were outside the compound entirely. The rioters prevented the vast majority of peaceful Muslim worshippers from being able to pray during Ramadan. Yet how was this reported on social media and in the international press? That the Israeli police were preventing Muslims from worshipping at al-Aqsa Mosque. This is the definition of disinformation, fake news, or just plain old lies – not to mention outrageously lazy and irresponsible journalism on the part...Read More |
By Daled Amos Antisemitism is on the rise.
We see it not only getting worse on college campuses, but also in the cities. The reactions by university officials seem tepid at best.
Local government officials are not doing any better. And on the international stage, calls for the genocide of Jews are ignored -- Last week, Palestinian Media Watch reported an Imam calling for the extermination of Jews -- not the defeat of Israelis, but rather the murder of Jews: ...a Palestinian imam led a prayer in a mosque that was broadcast on PA TV, calling for the extermination of Jews:
"Allah delight us with the extermination of the evil Jews" In addition, he called for extermination of those he called "their hypocritical supporters who have evil and their hearts." Significantly, this imam presented the extermination of Jews in his Ramadan prayer in the Al-Ain Mosque in El-Bireh, near Ramallah, as something that will bring pleasure and "delight" to Palestinians. This public call for genocide was brought to you by Abbas's Palestinian Authority, the good people who are consistently referred to as Israel's peace partners. Meanwhile, that same week, Hamas joined in the hatefest, proudly proclaiming that they do in fact target women and children There is a big show by self-described human rights groups, cobbling together arguments that Israel...Read More |
Yesterday, Hamas' Al Qassam Brigades took responsibility for the terrorist murder of security officer Vyacheslav Golev, in Ariel. They claimed that the two men captured for the murder were Hamas mujahadeen.
This is the first time Hamas has claimed responsibility for a terror attack in quite a while.
The claim is dubious. If it was true, they would have claimed responsibility immediately, not waiting a few days.
During those two days, Hamas essentially took over the Eid al Fitr celebrations on the Temple Mount, turning them into pro-terror rallies and unfurling a huge Hamas banner showing a militant with a surface-to-air missile. Meanwhile, Hamas leader Yahya al-Sinwar made a speech where he said threatened a war against Israel and Jews worldwide if Israel does pretty much anything he doesn't like.
Like the other terror groups, Hamas has praised the recent terror attacks that killed several Israelis. What appears to be happening now is that Hamas wants to take advantage of those attacks = which the Palestinian Arabs overwhelmingly support - by appearing to be the driving force behind them.
Hamas is painting Mahmoud Abbas as weak and out of touch. The groups has been pointing out that he was nowhere to be seen during Eid al Fitr celebrations, and didn't even appear at the ceremony to lay a wreath on...Read More |
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