| Palestinians count 203 attacks on Israel...just last weeknoreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 03 Jan 05:45 AM There is a Palestinian organization, "Maata, | | There is a Palestinian organization, "Maata," that keeps track of every Palestinian attack on Israelis. Their daily, weekly, and monthly reports are widely quoted in Palestinian media, but as far as I can tell, ignored in Israeli media. Here is their graphic for attacks on Israelis and the IDF just last week: It says that from 12/23 to 12/29 there was:
1 "Palestinian martyr"5 Israelis wounded29 shootings1 car ramming attack5 instances of destroying Israeli military equipment18 "repelled attacks by settlers"47 instances of stone throwing4 Molotov cocktails9 throwing explosive devices4 "confrontations"76 protests
Look at the graphics for"settlers:" These statistics are meant to be points of pride. * * * * * * 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 |
From Ian: The New York Times in Bibi-land The New York Times is in panic mode. A front-page article by Jerusalem reporter Isabel Kershner (Dec. 30) began with an expression of trepidation that Israel's "right-wing and religiously conservative government," led by newly elected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, "will undermine the country's liberal democracy." How so? By ensuring "increased tensions with Palestinians," "undermining" judicial independence, and "the rolling back of protections for the L.G.B.T.Q. community" and "other" (unidentified) "sectors of society." But for Kershner it gets even worse. The Netanyahu governing coalition has "declared the Jewish people's exclusive and inalienable right to all parts of the Land of Israel," including biblical Judea and Samaria (until the Six-Day War identified as Jordan's "West Bank"). It has also "pledged to bolster Jewish settlement in the West Bank," which would undercut the "recognized formula for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict based on establishing a Palestinian state alongside Israel." In translation, Israel would reclaim its biblical heritage. Netanyahu's right-wing coalition, Kershner writes, might "complicate" Israeli-American relations. Although President Biden proclaimed his eagerness to work with Netanyahu ("my friend for decades"), he reiterated American support for "the two state solution" that the Palestinian Authority and...Read More |
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Bulldozers demolishing Jewish vineyard with illegally built mosque nearby, untouched
Here's a story that you won't ever see in the media.
From a press release by Regavim (received via email): This morning, the Civil Administration uprooted a Jewish vineyard near Yitzhar, only 300 meters away from an illegal mosque for which demolition orders were issued 15 years ago. The Civil Administration – under the auspices of the Ministry of Defense - uprooted a vineyard near the Yitzhar community this morning, following a petition submitted by Palestinian Arabs to Israel's High Court of Justice. Despite the fact that no Arab ownership of the land on which the vineyard was planted, some four years ago, has ever been proven, the Jewish owners of the vineyard received a "Disruptive Land-Use Order." This unique military order allows removal of agriculture, even when no conflicting claim of ownership is submitted or proven – and is used by the Civil Administration exclusively against Jews. Only 300 meters away from the uprooted orchard, in Area C on the outskirts of the nearby Arab town Burin, stands an illegal mosque for which the Civil Administration issued a demolition order over 15 years ago. The Regavim Movement appealed to the High Court of Justice to force the Civil Administration to enforce the demolition order, and the government gave its solemn commitment to uphold the law – but the illegal mosque stands, undisturbed, to this very day - and dozens of additional illegal structures...Read More |
From Ian: JPost Editorial: UN's advisory board on Israeli 'occupation' is hypocrisy It asked the ICJ to define how Israel's practices affected the legal status of Israel's "occupation" of territory over the pre-1967 lines, which would include the West Bank (Judea and Samaria), Gaza (from which Israel unilaterally withdrew in 2005) and east Jerusalem. The UNGA resolution specifically included the "Holy City of Jerusalem" and referred to the Temple Mount, Judaism's holiest site, only by its Muslim name of al-Haram al-Sharif. When a preliminary vote on the request for an ICJ opinion was held in November, 98 countries voted in favor and only 17, including Israel, opposed it. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu credited the drop in support for the Palestinians' position and the additional support for Israel to his efforts, along with those of President Isaac Herzog, the Foreign Ministry and UN Ambassador Gilad Erdan. "This is once again a one-sided Palestinian move that undermines the basic principles for resolving the conflict and potentially harming any possibility for a future process. The Palestinians want to replace negotiations with unilateral measures. They are once again using the UN to attack Israel."
Yair LapidPalestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh praised the UN vote as "a new victory for the Palestinians." Hamas also welcomed the UN vote. It is a dangerous move that is far from solving the Israeli...Read More |
Lebanese news site Al Shiraa published not one but two essays about how awful Jews are today. Abdul Hadi Muheisen, "writer and researcher," writes about the many expulsions of Jews from European countries in the Middle Ages, and justifies them, claiming that the Jews were expelled due to usurious practices. He takes the "pound of flesh" story from Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice as fact, saying that this was a routine practice by Jewish moneylenders. He then says that the ethnic cleansing of Jews from western Europe was a wonderful thing for the history of the world: Thus, it can be said that the dark ages of the Jews began with the beginnings of the Renaissance in Europe, and this fact supports the validity of the theory that some historians say, according to which the nations of Europe could not begin the era of renaissance and prosperity until after they were able to liberate themselves from the clutches of Jewish economic control. And, of course, the Jews deserve to be punished: The agents of the Illuminati were scattered in the neighborhoods of the ghetto, spewing poisons of hatred and the spirit of revenge into the hearts of the Jewish masses against those who abandoned and isolated them . The rabbis, in turn, taught them that they were God's chosen people, and that the day of vengeance would undoubtedly come and they would inherit the land and those on it. And...Read More |
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