| Head of Egyptian political party: "Jews are people of treachery"noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 24 Feb 05:45 AM M. Sameh Mohamed Bassiouni is the hea | | M. Sameh Mohamed Bassiouni is the head of Egypt's Islamist Nour Party (which has seven seats in Egypt's Parliament) and is also a member of the Presidential Council.
He published an antisemitic screed on his Facebook page, summarized by Fath-News which he linked to on his Twitter account:
The Jews are people of treachery and not people of peace. Throughout history, they are killers of the prophets. They kill children, women, and the elderly in cold blood. They do not respect a believer except for a covenant. They see themselves as above human beings and consider it lawful to kill others and enslave them, as stated in their books and on the tongues of their rabbis. ... On the false claims of normalization, what they promote of an alleged Abrahamic religion or a manufactured Abrahamic house is very dangerous, with...Read More |
From Ian: Jonathan Tobin: Golda Meir would agree with Netanyahu on this one Mirren's claims about what Meir would think about this issue demonstrate complete ignorance of the subject matter at hand. During her entire time serving in and then leading Israel's governments during its first quarter-century, the country's Supreme Court did not exercise or claim to have the powers that contemporary left-wingers now assert are essential to democracy. On the contrary, the governments led by Prime Ministers David Ben-Gurion and Levi Eshkol did not recognize the right of the court to act in the manner it has done for the last 30 years. Neither did Meir. The idea that founding father Ben-Gurion or Meir—or anyone in their Labor Zionist-led coalitions—would have tolerated for a single minute the court weighing in on every decision that the cabinet, ministers or the military made is laughable. They didn't believe that any Israeli court had the right to override their decisions on appointments, policies or military operations without even establishing their standing to do so. The judicial revolution initiated by former Chief Justice Aharon Barak didn't begin until many years later. Meir was a hard-core partisan, and despised the Israeli right and its leader Menachem Begin. But the assumption that Netanyahu's reforms would end democracy in Israel would mean that the country wasn't one before Barak...Read More |
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Our weekly column from the humor site PreOccupied Territory. Check out their Facebook page. New York, February 9 - Wordle, Quordle, Spelling Bee - for the vast majority of players, these and other games provide a few minutes of brain-stimulating fun; for a select few, they carry important coded messages to agents from the shadowy Jewish council that manipulates world affairs for the benefit of the Jewish collective. Tens of millions of people around the world view such pursuits as an enjoyable diversion: find the five-letter word in as few guesses as possible; form as many words as possible with a given set of letters; and so on. Algorithms do exist to select randomly from among the sets of letters or words that conform to the each game's principles - but in the case of the world's most popular such games, their very ubiquity and popularity has made them perfect for the Elders of Zion to reach their thousands of well-placed manipulators, saboteurs, or other agents efficiently without arousing suspicion. In fact, analysts believe, the games themselves only became popular because the Elders desired an additional avenue through which to communicate their daily encrypted instructions. "The sudden popularity of these games seems like an arbitrary, but still explainable, thing," noted counterespionage expert Alex Jones. "Nobody really knows what makes a thing take off - well, nobody...Read More |
From the UN's OCHA: The number of exit permits for [Gaza] workers and traders issued by Israeli authorities increased from just over 10,000 in January 2022 to more than 18,000 in November 2022. This has allowed more exits of people compared with any time since the early 2000s. At the same time, the Egyptian authorities allowed more exits than any time since 2014.This is an understatement. The number of Gazans allowed to cross into and Israel and back more than doubled between 2021 and 2022, and it was by far the most since Hamas took over Gaza.
Less authorized goods were brought in through Israel and more were imported through Egypt. Goods exiting through either border increased and, for the first time, exceeded the pre-blockade annual figures.
There are more Gaza exports than there were before the Hamas takeover of Gaza!
These are the exports (ignore the caption, this is for both Erez and Rafah crossings): Israel is clearly trying to help the Gaza economy.
When Israel acts the opposite of the narrative (which says they are starving Gazans in their open-air prison), suddenly the news media loses all interest in reporting about movement and exports from Gaza.
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From Ian: Republican Senators Introduce Bill to Halt Aid to Gaza Senators Rick Scott (R-FL) and Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS) on Tuesday announced the reintroduction of the Stop Taxpayer Funding of Hamas Act, which would prohibit US aid expenditures intended for Gaza so long as that aid continues to benefit Hamas and other terrorist groups. "Israel is a country facing unyielding attacks from terrorist groups, like Hamas, who wish to destroy the Jewish state and its people," Scott said in a statement. "Our bill, the Stop Taxpayer Funding of Hamas Act, requires the president to certify that any taxpayer money authorized to the territory of Gaza will not end up in the hands of Hamas terrorists, making clear that we will cut off ANY AND ALL ties, direct or indirect, to terrorist organizations that attack our allies." Critics of US aid to UNRWA – the UN agency that assists Palestinian refugees and their descendants – argue that by operating schools and hospitals in the Gaza Strip, the agency effectively benefits Hamas by relieving it of costs it would otherwise have to pay from its own budget. "There is no circumstance in which taxpayer dollars should prop up terrorist organizations, especially when such an organization's goal is the destruction of Israel, an important ally to us. Hamas is just such an organization," Hyde-Smith said. The bill follows the introduction on Monday...Read More |
Where's the candy?
Pallywood is the term coined by Richard Landes to describe media manipulation by Palestinians, most prominently by staging events like carrying healthy people to an ambulance. But another aspect of media manipulation that we often see is the false captioning of real photographs or footage.
It works because people are conditioned to believe the caption of a photo or description of a video,. When such a video or photo is shown in a vacuum, observers often have no idea of what they are looking at or the context, and they rely on the caption to understand what they are seeing. The picture may be worth a thousand words, but it only takes a few words to brainwash people into thinking they are seeing something that never happened.
I've shown examples of this before. Issa Amro is one of the more famous people who routinely accuse Israel of crimes, and he was called a "human rights defender" by the UN. And he is as an enthusiastic practitioner of this brand of Pallywood manipulation. He captions this video: "Israeli settlers distributed sweets and candy to celebrate the killing of 10 Palestinians in...Read More |
Palestinian government sources and media rushed yesterday to accuse Israel of "massacring" ten people in Nablus. But how many of the dead were really killed by Israeli forces?
In an unusual tweet, an UNRWA official described the death of a former UNRWA teacher this way: Abdelaziz Ashqar, 64 years old retired UNRWA staff was killed yesterday, a loving colleague who was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He was caught in a crossfire between Israeli military and armed residents in Nablus. Violence must stop. Civilians must always be protected. If UNRWA doesn't blame Israel for the death of a colleague, that is a pretty good indication that they know that he was killed by Palestinian militants.
The Palestinian Center for Human Rights seems to know the truth as well. Even though they accuse Israel of killing seven militants and three civilians, the circumstances for the deaths of the terrorists and civilians couldn't be more different: According to PCHR's investigations and eyewitnesses' testimonies, at around 10:00 on Wednesday, 22 February 2023, an Israeli special force sneaked via a truck belonging to al-Sharq Company for Transportation into the eastern vegetables market in Nablus...Read More |
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