| The boars are back in town - and @Mondoweiss and @TheIMEU have them!noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 17 Nov 05:45 AM Zionist pigs (according to "anti- | |
Zionist pigs (according to "anti-Zionists")
The IMEU brings back one of our favorite stories of the Zionist Attack Zoo: that religious Jewish settlers raise (decidedly unkosher) wild pigs and release them to attack Palestinians and their fields.
Their Twitter thread: Israel is using wild boars to strengthen its colonial hold on Palestinian land. Yes, you read that right. But how? Palestinian farmers have long documented the impact of wild boar populations, which dig up crops and destroy farmland. This has only worsened in recent years, thanks to the Israeli Nature and Parks Authority intentionally dumping large numbers of pigs onto Palestinian land. Aggressive wild boars have caused significant damage to Palestinian livelihoods, and have injured and killed many. This is the outcome of Israel's colonialism, which endangers Palestinian lives by causing irreparable damage to their environment. Even Israeli settlers have been found to release wild boars onto Palestinian farmland as a form of abuse. These illegal settlers use the boars to pressure and intimidate Palestinians, hoping to drive them away from their lands and vacate it for illegal settlement growth. Thanks to Israel, Palestinians have been left with no way to protect themselves from the wild boars. Though Israel has no right to control the West Bank, it has turned...Read More |
From Ian: Meir Y. Soloveichik: The Prime Minister and the Minyan While Jabotinsky's own appreciation of civic religion may have grown over time, there was no guarantee that the nascent Israeli right in 1948 would have been sympathetic to the Jewish state being a place that cherished traditional Jewish faith. It was Begin who, as prime minister three decades after the founding, first demanded kosher food when making state visits abroad; and it was Begin who, as prime minister, first insisted that Israel's airline not fly on the Sabbath. He argued, as Yehuda Avner recounts in The Prime Ministers, that "one need not be pious to accept the cherished principle of Shabbat. One merely needs to be a proud Jew." It was Begin, in other words, who understood the role religious tradition would play in the Israeli future. This understanding has been vindicated. Much has been written on the various and very different views of the members of Israel's newest government. But less focus has been given to the remarkable fact that this seems to be the first Israeli coalition with a majority made up of Orthodox Jews. This includes not only the members of the religious parties themselves but also those MKs from the Likud who are part of the Orthodox community. And this is an accurate representation of what the country has become. As Maayan Hoffman noted in an article titled "Why the Israeli...Read More |
Dave Chappelle made it onto my Comprehensive List of Antisemitic Celebrities already a year ago. That's approximately when his offensive Netflix comedy special, "The Closer" was first aired. The special included a joke about making a movie called "Space Jews." It was masterful. No one could ever have imagined that so many antisemitic tropes could be packed into so few sentences: In my movie idea, we find out that these aliens are originally from earth. That they're from an ancient civilization that achieved interstellar travel and left the earth thousands of years ago," he said. "Some other planet they go to, and things go terrible for them on the other planet, so they come back to earth, [and] decide that they want to claim the earth for their very own. It's a pretty good plot-line, huh? I call it 'Space Jews.' Let's unpack that. 1. Jews aren't human. They're "alien." 2. The Jews weren't expelled from their homeland, but left for the Diaspora of their own volition, having "achieved interstellar travel." 3. Jews didn't likethe way they were treated in space/Europe, what with all the pogroms and the Holocaust and such, so they came back to earth/Israel to claim it for...Read More |
Raseef22, a liberal Arab site with an English section, has a series of articles that describe how badly women are treated in Arab countries, today.
Some excerpts. Do we have to be superheroes to be safe and protected? The answer is absolutely no. I'm not Superwoman, and I don't want to be her. I am an ordinary woman with simple dreams, like living in a safe world, and not being subjected to harassment, rape, or physical violence — dreams of not being told by a man at a demonstration, "Ladies, to the back!", and dreams that a soldier would not be told, "Consider her your sister", as a means to stop him from beating a female protester — dreams of a man not thinking of my physical safety as his personal mission, turning my body into the scene of a conflict between two men, without a role for me in it. My wishes as a Lebanese woman are not confined to the geographical spot that I live in. As a Lebanese woman, I search for my wishes in Syria as well, where physical safety would mean thousands of Syrian women not being subjected to all known forms of gender-based violence and torture in the Assad regime's prisons or during direct military operations, and that Jaysh al-Islam will not kidnap the two human rights defenders, Razan Zaitouneh and Samira al-Khalil, whose fates remain unknown to this day. My wishes as a Lebanese woman are also in Egypt, where physical safety means individual and collective...Read More |
From Ian: Caroline Glick: The Biden administration weaponizes the FBI against Israel Even if the crisis passes quickly, the incoming government needs to understand that so long as the Democrats are in power, the next crisis is just a progressive rally away. As the midterm elections demonstrated, today, there are two Americas, not one. The Republican America, led by the likes of Sen. Cruz, Gov. Ron DeSantis and former President Donald Trump, is the best friend Israel has ever had. The Democratic America hates Israel and the Republicans. They view both as fundamentally illegitimate. This state of affairs, where one America loves Israel and the other hates it, is unlikely to change for the better in the foreseeable future. The Abu Akleh affair makes clear that moderates in the Democratic Party—like Biden himself—have transferred policymaking power regarding Israel to their all-but openly anti-Semitic progressive base. What awaits us will be even worse than what Israel suffered with Barack Obama. We can expect to see the Democrats' America backing arrest warrants of IDF soldiers and commanders. Democrats can be expected to cut off critical arms supplies. We can expect them to do in public what they are already doing in private—namely funding Palestinian terrorists. We can expect them to support economic boycotts of Israel and to enable the passage of anti-Israel resolutions at...Read More |
This is the least important news you will read today, but it says a lot.
November 15 is considered by Palestinians to be their "independence day" because Yasir Arafat declared it as such in 1988, in a move that was accepted by practically nobody.
The official Wafa news agency recorded the congratulatory telegrams that Mahmoud Abbas received from national leaders on the occasion. One press release describes those sent from Mauritania, Pakistan, Senegal and Tajikistan.
The contents of these telegrams are all identical. In their telegrams, the presidents and officials affirmed their continued keenness to develop and strengthen fraternal relations with the State of Palestine, in a way that serves common interests and contributes to the progress and stability of the region . They stressed their continued support for the Palestinian people and their just cause to restore their legitimate national rights and enable them to establish their independent state with Jerusalem as its capital. The wording in the second paragraph is identical to countless official Palestinian statements. It is not language that national leaders would come up with on their own when sending communications like this. Similarly, the message from the president of Tunisia:
It gives me pleasure, on the occasion of the commemoration of the 34th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, to address you...Read More |
Diversity. Equity. Inclusion. These are sacred concepts for progressives.
They also happen to be concepts roundly ignored by the Palestinian leadership.
And the aforementioned progressives don't really care.
Here is a photo from a PLO Executive Committee meeting presided over by Palestinian dictator Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday evening. Not one woman. Not one man whose skin tone would make them a victim of discrimination anywhere.
Once upon a time, Hanan Ashrawi was a member of the committee. She resigned in 2020 - and was replaced by yet another white man.
EC members are not elected. They are effectively handpicked by Mahmoud Abbas to support his decisions, as he controls every single branch of Palestinian government.
None of this bothers the people who claim to care so much about diversity and inclusion. * * * * * * 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 |
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