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Hamas calls Israel building a new community in the Negev a "dangerous escalation"noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 06 Feb 05:45 AM JNS reports: Israel Like   Tweet   Hamas calls Israel building a new community in the Negev a "dangerous escalation" noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 06 Feb 05:45 AM JNS reports: Israel's Cabinet voted on Sunday to establish a new community along the border with the Gaza Strip. The future town, to be named Hanun, will be located in the Sdot Negev Region and eventually be inhabited by some 500 families. "The establishment of the community is further evidence of the resilience of the [citizens living in the] 'Gaza envelope' and the power of the State of Israel. We're proud to build up the Land of Israel and we're proud to strengthen settlement in all parts of our land," said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Hamas calls Israel building a community within the Green Line a "dangerous escalation" - and threatened it: The Hamas movement confirmed that the continuation of the Zionist occupation government with its aggressive settlement policies in our land, the latest of which was its announcement today, Sunday, of building a settlement near the Gaza Strip, constitutes a dangerous escalation...Read More Sudanese website: Welcome to the Jews! noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 05 Feb 04:00 PM With the announcement last week that Israel and Sudan plan to complete a signed agreement this year, Sudanese media has been discussing the pros and cons of normalizing relations with Israel. Here's one that is very supportive by Salah El-Din Awdah: And with logic we speak; And logic does not know the language of emotion; Rather, it is the language of the mind. And this language we respond to those who reject normalization. Whether with Egypt, Morocco, Bahrain, Jordan, or the Emirates, finally with Sudan. From a religious standpoint, there is nothing that precludes the conclusion of peace treaties with the Jews. Our Holy Prophet himself did it before. And from a political point of view, every treaty is possible with any side; Politics is the art of the possible. From a moral point of view, there is no crime in such a step. Nor can we Sudanese be more Palestinian than the Palestinians. The Palestine Liberation Organization signed the Oslo Accords with Israel And that during the life of its late leader, Arafat. My attitude towards the Jews is not new. I have praised their democracy as opposed to our government. I have said that they have a million reasons to be proud of it; they describe it as an oasis...Read More 02/05 Links: David Collier: Jerusalem, dead Jews – and a history of media excuses; The Queering of Antisemitism; Ruthie Blum: The Israeli left's violent rhetoric and phony 'apologies' noreply@blogger.com (Ian), 05 Feb 01:00 PM From Ian: David Collier: Jerusalem, dead Jews – and a history of media excuses On Friday 27 January 2023, at about 8:15pm, a Palestinian terrorist murdered seven people outside a synagogue in Neve Yaakov, a neighbourhood of Jerusalem. This was a cold-blooded, inexcusable, and targeted terrorist attack against innocent civilians. Yet whenever Jews are murdered just for being Jews – the media has a long history of twisting events or making excuses for the terrorists that set out to kill them. This is the kind of reporting the recent massacre has seen: Jerusalem synagoge massacre in January 2023 The New York Times runs with a 'fear of escalation', using the slaughter of Jews as a means to attack the current Israeli government. In another example of twisted reporting, CNN writes about the Israeli army action against Islamic Jihad terrorists that took place the day before – without even mentioning the targets were radical Islamic terrorists belonging to proscribed terrorist groups. An unforgivable description of 'tit-for-tat', equating Israel defending itself, with the brutal slaughter of Jews outside a synagogue. Media excuses Following this attack we even saw stories about the terrorist's grandfather, who may have been killed by Israelis 28 years ago. All in an attempt to turn the finger of blame for the killing – back on to the Israelis themselves. When Jews die – it is the Jews fault. None of this makes sense. Just two months...Read More Today's Arab media antisemitism noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 05 Feb 10:45 AM Lots of Jew-hate this weekend in Arabic language news media (defined as such by Google News.) The Palestinian Wattan site says that "we do not deny the truth of the Holocaust" but adds a caveat: "Regardless of the issue of the Zionist exaggeration of the victims of the Holocaust in order to win the sympathy of the world and the support of the Zionist state..." The article also rails against Holocaust education in UAE schools, saying that Israel's treatment of Palestinians is at least as bad as the Holocaust and should be taught together with it, at the very least. Pan-Arab Laa Media also has a lengthy article about the Holocaust, saying that it was exaggerated, that Jews use it to force the world to do their desires, and that the Holocaust deniers who are telling the real truth are being persecuted. Jordan's Alsaa.net says that any nuclear war will not affect the Arab countries near Israel. The Quran promised that the Children of Israel would gather in their land, and that prophecy is being fulfilled by Israel. Therefore, the Muslims will destroy the Jews by conventional weaponry, because that it the only way that the other Quranic prophecy will be fulfilled, that...Read More .@UNRWA makes up a new international law to @CNN @NicRobertsonCNN @VascoCNN noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 05 Feb 08:00 AM Since the Jenin "massacre" story started fading from the headlines, CNN has a story about the family whose apartment was used by the IDF as a firing position against the group of Jenin terrorists planning a major attack. No doubt the family was severely affected by being invaded by IDF troops. But the story says this: Representatives of the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) visited Jenin in the days after the incident and spoke to al-Hayja and his family. "Their children were noticeably traumatized," Adam Bouloukos, director of UNRWA Affairs in the West Bank told CNN. "This kind of invasion violates not only international law but common decency." The UNRWA official is lying about international law and, as usual, the media doesn't bother to fact check. The main relevant section of the Fourth Geneva Conventions, Article 53, says: Any destruction by the Occupying Power of real or personal property belonging individually or collectively to private persons, or to the State, or to other public authorities, or to social or cooperative organizations, is prohibited, except where such destruction is rendered absolutely necessary by military operations. The ICRC...Read More    ©2023 EoZ | EoZ, NYC area Web Version   Preferences   Forward   Unsubscribe     Powered by Mad Mimi®A GoDaddy® company