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Shabbat Shalom and Chag Sameach!noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 03 Jun 05:05 PM I've been playing with an artificial intelligence art generator, and Like   Tweet   Shabbat Shalom and Chag Sameach! noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 03 Jun 05:05 PM I've been playing with an artificial intelligence art generator, and here was the best I could get it to do for Shavuot: Maybe I should stick with cheesecake pictures. Anyway, chag sameach! I will not be blogging or tweeting from Friday night to Monday night. * * * * * * 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 06/03 Links Pt2: Morningstar's ESG unit admits anti-Israel bias; Beinart, in New York Times, Aims at Maker of Iron Dome, Javelin While Misleading on Military Budget noreply@blogger.com (Ian), 03 Jun 05:00 PM From Ian: Caroline Glick: From Washington to Jerusalem, the conspiracies are unravelling Like every politician on the face of the planet, Netanyahu sought positive coverage from news organizations. The prosecution decided that this effort amounted to a solicitation of a bribe. Netanyahu signed regulatory decisions that affected a telecommunications firm owned by his friend. The prosecution decided this was a favor – a payment for positive coverage from his friend's news website. Unfortunately for the prosecution, Netanyahu received terrible coverage from the website. But no matter, the prosecutors simply updated the definition of bribery. They said Netanyahu received "undo responsiveness" from the website's management to his requests for better coverage, and that was now the definition of a bribe. Over the first several months of the trial, prosecution witness after prosecution witness shred the claim. The website's management was not responsive to requests from Netanyahu or his spokesmen, not in absolute terms and not in comparison to requests from other politicians. Over the past three months, the focus of the trial moved to the alleged regulatory favors Netanyahu provided his friend, who owned the telecommunications giant Bezeq along with his website. Here too, the prosecution's case has fallen apart. Netanyahu was a mere rubber stamp in the regulatory process...Read More Posters that summarize proof that Palestinians killed Shireen Abu Akleh noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 03 Jun 01:15 PM I created a series of posters to summarize the main findings I mentioned in my video and followup posts. The IDF was only in Jenin for perhaps 45 minutes that morning, it was not a large operation. They simply didn't have the time to take over buildings and set up sniper positions in a hostile environment. As we showed in other contexts, some Palestinian observers even identified the snipers all over Jenin as being militants. Shireen was shot by Palestinian snipers in the buildings opposite her. I don't know if it was accidental or purposeful - they were about 185 meters away so they may have misidentified the helmeted Abu Akleh as a soldier - but the soldiers were in a different direction, and too far away to have fired the gunshots we heard in the videos. * * * * * * 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 06/03 Links Pt1: Why the US won't stop appeasing the Palestinians; Blinken promotes an immoral Israeli-Palestinian moral equivalence; Demonization of Jews, not flag march, at fault for Jerusalem unrest noreply@blogger.com (Ian), 03 Jun 11:00 AM From Ian: Melanie Phillips: Why the US won't stop appeasing the Palestinians Although such incitement has recently reached a crescendo, the P.A. routinely promulgates Nazi-style blood libels and "evil Jew" conspiracy lunacies; instructs its children that their highest calling is to kill Israelis and steal their land; and continues to pay terrorists' families a reward for murdering Israeli Jews. In any sane and morally functioning universe, such people would therefore be treated as social and political pariahs, and be held to account for their murderous agenda. So why is the Biden administration so determined instead to elevate them? Of course, there are elements within the administration of gross anti-Zionist or anti-Jewish hatred. Such bigotry marks many Palestinian supporters in progressive circles throughout the West. But there is also a lethal refusal to face reality in the Middle East that has characterized American administrations, as well as governments in Britain and Europe, for many decades. This has been fed by a fundamental misconception that the war of extermination waged against Israel is instead a conflict between two rival claims to the same area of land. To those wearing such blinders, the solution must therefore be a compromise between the two sides in which the land has to be shared. But since this is in fact a war of extermination by the Palestinian side...Read More A Muslim storms the Kotel and joins in Talmudic prayers noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 03 Jun 09:00 AM Arabic media is upset at this tweet from Mohammed al-Dhirabi, a trainer in the Council of Arab Economic Unity of the League of Arab States, who is visiting Israel. Watanserb reported it this way: Bragging about his Zionization, the Bahraini coach accredited to the Council of Arab Economic Unity of the League of Arab States, Muhammad Al Dhirabi, published a picture of him performing a Talmudic prayer next to a number of Jewish extremists at the Al-Buraq Wall, which the Zionists call "the Western Wall." Al-Dhirabi appeared in the photo, wearing a white cloak and a red shemagh, next to the wall, accompanied by a group of extremist Jews, performing their prayers. The tweet is a greeting of Shabbat Shalom to all Jews. Notice that the Jews have no problem with a Muslim praying at the Kotel with them. The contrast with the Muslim insistence that no Jews pray (or even visit) the Temple Mount could not be more striking. * * * * * * Buy the EoZ book, PROTOCOLS: Exposing Modern Antisemitism today at Amazon! Or order from your...Read More NPR and the poor, misunderstood terrorists noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 03 Jun 07:00 AM NPR has a segment pretending to analyze the very valid reasons why Palestinian terrorists from Jenin try to kill Jews in Tel Aviv cafes by interviewing his gracious host, one uncle of the terrorist who murdered three in a Tel Aviv cafe in April. NPR justifies terror and humanizes terrorists. What compelled a young Palestinian man to open fire at a bar in Tel Aviv last month? It was one of several deadly attacks in Israel that has sparked a military crackdown in the occupied West Bank, where a prominent journalist was recently killed covering an Israeli raid. NPR's Daniel Estrin visited the Jenin refugee camp to trace one early spark that ignited the latest flames. DANIEL ESTRIN: Amin Khazem invites us to his rooftop porch in the Jenin refugee camp. From your rooftop, you can see the whole camp. AMIN KHAZEM: Yes. ESTRIN: What are you growing here? All these rooftop plants, what are these? KHAZEM: Small oranges. ESTRIN: Amin is also raising two parrots ...And looking after his 5-year-old grandson, whose T-shirt, shorts and shoes feature the silhouette of an M-16. Here, the culture in the refugee camp is a culture of jihad and martyrdom," Amin says. They carry the memories of their families' old villages, destroyed when Israel was created. KHAZEM: (Speaking Arabic). ESTRIN: Wow. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine - can't even count...Read More    ©2022 EoZ | EoZ, NYC area Web Version   Preferences   Forward   Unsubscribe     Powered by Mad Mimi®A GoDaddy® company