| The Proto-Protocols of Jewish Domination, 1868noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 27 Jun 04:45 AM The New Arab, which is considered one of the saner Arab | | The New Arab, which is considered one of the saner Arab publication, starts off a Sunday article with this: The Jewish Rabbi Rijkorner said at a secret meeting held by the Jews in Prague, in 1869: "If gold is the primary force, then the press is the secondary force, but the second does not work without the first, and we must, by means of gold, seize the press, and when we seize them, we strive to destroy family life, morals, religion and virtue." In extreme antisemitic circles, there is a story circulating of a Rabbi Reichorn who supposedly made a speech describing hw the Jews will take over the world - decades before the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. The New Arab article is based on that lie. This wholly fictional speech was published in 1921 in antisemitic French magazine La Vieille France It claimed to have copied this speech from the book La Russie Juive.
Here are the supposed Protocols of 1869: 1. Every hundred years, We, the Sages of Israel, have been accustomed...Read More |
While the world is falling over itself to declare Israel guilty for the death of Shireen Abu Akleh, no one seems to be talking about how careless and negligent the Palestinian Authority has been in its "investigation." I've watched lots of videos from the spot where Abu Akleh was killed in Jenin, but I have not seen one that shows the Palestinian police.
Think about every crime scene you have ever seen, in person or on TV. Reporters and residents are kept away, while the police try to preserve the scene, tag and photograph the position of all the bullets, and do everything a proper forensics unit does.
But in Jenin on May 11, there was no hint of police.
Here is where she was killed, not long thereafter, before the tree turned into a full fledged memorial. Where is the caution tape? More importantly, the audio shows that there were at least a dozen bullets seemingly from the same source. The PA has one of them - the one that hit Shireen. Where are the rest of them? Any one of them could show that the IDF had fired in that direction - why doesn't anyone seem to have them? Either the Palestinian police - funded by the West - is spectacularly incompetent, or they are hiding important data from the public. The people who are investigating using open-source tools don't seem to be bothered by the fact that there is so little information being shared from the supposed side of the victim. * * * * * * Buy the EoZ book...Read More |
From Ian: Negev Summit to become permanent forum Foreign Ministry Director-General Alon Ushpiz will travel to Bahrain on Monday to meet with representatives of foreign ministries of countries that participated in the Negev Summit that took place in Israel last March. The summit, which was hosted by Foreign Minister Yair Lapid, brought together Israeli and Arab leaders and was attended by the United Arab Emirates' Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Bahrain's Abdullatif bin Rashid Al-Zayani, Morocco's Nasser Bourita, Egypt's Sameh Shoukry and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The Israeli Foreign Ministry said on Twitter that in March, the states decided the summit would become a permanent forum, "an ongoing process based on six working groups": food and water security, energy, health, education and tolerance, tourism, and regional security. It said the goal of Monday's meeting was to "determine the working groups' process" and "serve as a milestone ahead of the US President's expected visit to the Middle East." President Joe Biden is expected to visit Israel, and later Saudi Arabia, in mid-July. Are Jews the New Nazis?The internet is awash with claims that Jews are like Nazis. This comes through insinuation or is explicitly stated. Some say Israelis are behaving like the Nazis today. Others, (invariably the same people...Read More |
UNRWA held a pledging conference in New York starting on Thursday. While it managed to get an additional $160 million in funding, it says it is still $100 million short of its needs.
At his opening remarks, UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini inadvertently described UNRWA's exact problem: UNRWA cannot be compared to any other UN humanitarian agency. You have mandated UNRWA to provide government-like services. But we do not have the fiscal and financial tools of a government. Yet no one is asking why a humanitarian agency is performing government-like functions? Palestinians live under governments in Gaza, the West Bank, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria - why don't those governments do their jobs and provide medical, educational and housing aid to these faux refugees who have lived under these governments' rule far longer than the Syrian and other real refugees that they do take care of? The US representative speech highlights the problem: [The] United States reiterates our support to UNRWA and urges other donors to provide robust, reliable funding to help address the Agency's long-term sustainability. UNRWA was...Read More |
The Wall Street Journal reports: The U.S. convened a secret meeting of top military officials from Israel and Arab countries in March to explore how they could coordinate against Iran's growing missile and drone capabilities, according to officials from the U.S. and the region. The previously undisclosed talks, which were held at Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, marked the first time that such a range of ranking Israeli and Arab officers have met under U.S. military auspices to discuss how to defend against a common threat. The meeting brought together the top military officers from Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt and Jordan and came as Israel and its neighbors are in the early stage of discussing potential military cooperation, the officials said. The United Arab Emirates and Bahrain also sent officers to the meeting. The U.S. was represented by Gen. Frank McKenzie, then the head of the U.S. Central Command. The talks were enabled by several changes, including common fears of Iran, improved political ties signaled by the Abraham Accords and the Trump administration's decision in January 2021 to expand Central Command's area of coverage to include Israel. Another factor driving expanding military cooperation has been Arab countries' desire for access to Israeli air defense technology and weapons at a time when the U.S. is shifting its military...Read More |
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