| Abbas releasing accused killers of Nizar Banat on "bail": reportnoreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 22 Jun 04:45 AM Remember Nizar Banat? He's the criti | | Remember Nizar Banat?
He's the critic who publicly called the Palestinian Authority corrupt and organized protests against Mahmoud Abbas.
Last June 24, at 3:30 AM, he was arrested by PA security services. By 6:30 AM, he was dead.
The PA pretended to be shocked at his death and arrested a bunch of people after the international community expressed displeasure at an obvious assassination.
And now, according to reports, the supposed murderers will be set free on bail.
Felesteen reports that according to sources, the military court of the PA in Ramallah decided to release on bail 14 defendants in the case of the assassination of Nizar Banat. The sources stated that the decision to release the accused was based on the decision of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.
The defendants are being released on condition that their movement be restricted. And if they happen to disappear towards Jordan, well, these things happen.
Especially when you work in a government as corrupt as the PA is, under the dictatorship of Mahmoud Abbas. * * * * * * Buy the EoZ book, PROTOCOLS: Exposing Modern Antisemitism today at...Read More |
From Ian: Fred Maroun: Guilty Until Proven Innocent–and then STILL Guilty We may never know how Abu Akleh was killed, but we do know one thing: when there is an opportunity to make accusations against Israel, the pro-Palestinian media is quick to judge Israel guilty without any proof, and some of the international media follows far too willingly. The death of Abu Akleh, which occurred in Jenin in the West Bank, reminds me of another accusation against Israel: the so-called Jenin massacre. A battle took place in Jenin in the first few days of April 2002 during the Second Intifada after Israeli soldiers entered Jenin, as part of Operation Defensive Shield, in search for terrorists who were responsible for several terrorist attacks. Palestinian sources quickly claimed that a massacre had occurred, and Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch (HRW), and some international news outlets repeated the accusation without any proof. The claim of a Jenin massacre has since then been widely discredited. As was written in the Washington Post on May 3, 2002, "The "Jenin massacre" is more than a fiction. It is a hoax." But in the pro-Palestinian media, the lie endures. The Middle East Monitor repeated the accusation as recently as April 2020. Al Jazeera repeated the accusation in April 2018. In an ideal world, the tactic of making blatantly false accusations...Read More |
Arab48 reports: The administrative detainee, Khalil Awawda, suspended this morning, Tuesday, his open hunger strike, which lasted for 111 days, in rejection of his arbitrary arrest, after promises and pledges to end his detention, according to the Prisoner Club in a statement. Awawda's hunger strike has been a cause célèbre especially in Islamic Jihad circles, because he has been a known terrorist for a long time. As with nearly all cases of hunger strikes, the striker declares victory based on some supposed Israeli promises that are not spelled out. The article doesn't say that he will be released now. Typically, the deal from Israel seems to be in the form of promising not to extend the existing administrative detention beyond its initial timeframe.
The hunger strike has barely been mentioned in Western media. Years ago these strikes garnered some publicity, but without anyone actually dying from these extended "hunger strikes" that involve a bit of cheating, the media lost interest. And without publicity, the propaganda value has been considerably reduced. * * * * * * 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 |
According to Al Jazeera, which claimed that it obtained a photo of the bullet that killed Shireen Abu Akleh: An investigation by Al Jazeera has obtained an image of the bullet used to kill the network's journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. According to ballistic and forensic experts, the green-tipped bullet was designed to pierce armour and is used in an M4 rifle. The round was extracted from her head. The bullet was analysed using 3D models and, according to experts, it was 5.56mm calibre – the same used by Israeli forces. The round was designed and manufactured in the United States, experts said. If their experts are correct and the bullet was manufactured in the United States, then the bullet must have been shot by Palestinian terrorists.
IDF exclusively uses bullets made in Israel by IMI Systems, formerly Israel Military Industries and owned now by Elbit, and they all manufactured in Israel, not the US.
Al Jazeera's experts are saying that Shireen was killed by Palestinians.
If their experts aren't correct, then why believe anything you read from Al Jazeera? * * * * * * Buy the EoZ book, PROTOCOLS: Exposing Modern Antisemitism today at Amazon! Or order from your favorite bookseller, using ISBN 9798985708424. Read all about it...Read More |
From Ian: UN Human Rights Council report aims to put Israelis behind bars Notably, the report itself admits that it is one-sided. The authors explain that the findings regarding the "underlying root causes" were overwhelmingly directed toward Israel because of "the reality of one State occupying the other." Yet the conflict predates 1967, and Israel's presence in the West Bank persists primarily as the result of Palestinian aggression against the Jewish state. The report consistently ignores Israel's security needs. In framing the outbreak of the May 2021 war, the authors overlook the Hamas-Fatah rivalry and Hamas's saber-rattling that helped initiate the war, focusing instead on Israeli evictions that never occurred. The report also criticizes Israel's construction of a West Bank "wall" without mentioning the Palestinian terrorism of the Second Intifada that led to its construction. Similarly, the authors present the blockade of Gaza as an example of Israel pursuing "political objectives" rather than advancing legitimate security concerns. In this context, the COI report calls Israel's efforts to prevent Hamas from amassing weapons for further attacks on Israeli civilians a "15-year economic and social blockade." The authors also argue that Israel's supposedly perpetual occupation has created inequalities (that a future report might determine amount to apartheid...Read More |
By Daled Amos Most Jews consider Israel and Zionism to be part of their Jewish identity, and under normal circumstances that would not be an issue. But our circumstances rarely fall into the category of "normal." Antisemitism has morphed into anti-Zionism. Just as we have historically been attacked for their Jewish identity -- now Jew-haters feel free to attack Jews for having any connection to Israel. Einat Wilf, in The BDS Pound of Flesh, describes how the haters -- under the guise of anti-Israel activism -- bully Jews to relinquish the Zionism component of their Jewish identity before they will be accepted in progressive circles. Her advice?
The only response to anti-Zionism, is Zionism. How does that work? A new book claims that Zionism is more than a conscious option open to Jews to express their Jewish identity. Instead, Zionism is developing into a key, indispensable element of Jewish identity. More than that: Zionism today is becoming the glue that will maintain Jewish identity and strengthen it going forward. The author, Gol Kalev, is a former Wall Street investment banker, now living in Israel, where he writes for The Jerusalem Post and is the chair of the America-Israel Friendship League Think Tank.
[Disclaimer: I helped proofread his book] In his new book, Judaism 3.0: Judaism's Transformation To Zionism, Kalev writes: Judaism 3.0 is a recognition that the organizing principle...Read More |
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