| Huwara is a massive chilul Hashem - and a hint towards the biggest danger to Israel and world Jewry todaynoreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 01 Mar 05:45 | | The riots of religious Jews in Huwara on Sunday night were unforgivable. Nothing justifies targeting innocents, burning down houses, and leaving one dead. The Huwara celebrations for murdering two Jewish brothers are not and cannot be an excuse for such behavior. The Jews were, in this case, terrorists by any definition of the term.
But it's even worse.
Perhaps the most disgusting part was this video showing these religious Jews praying towards the fires they set. This perversion of Judaism is unbearable.
This is the definition of chilul Hashem - the desecration of G-d's name - making all Jews look bad because of the actions of a few.
We religious Jews cannot fall back on the "no true Scotsman" logical fallacy to say that these aren't real Jews. They are. And their immoral, gleeful actions represent a catastrophic failure on the part of religious Zionism, no matter how tiny a percentage of that community they represent. Not to mention their attacks on the IDF, putting them solidly on the same moral plane as Palestinian terrorists..
While I am not happy with the use of the word "pogrom" to describe the rampage, but it is understandable.
However, there is one word that some Jews (and Arab MKs) are using to describe the violence that is unconscionable. And that is "Kristallnacht."
That is the word used by Nachum Barnea at Yediot Aharonot, and by...Read More |
From Ian: The Two-State Solution Hoax For Israel to survive as an independent Jewish state it is necessary to carry out an exchange of population — which the Palestinians will reject, and the reason is simple: they flow like tributaries into all areas of the State of Israel, which they reward by vandalizing it and assassinating its innocent civilians, whether within their country or in one of the Palestinian villages adjoining Israel. (There is a real tangle of roads which allows the Palestinians to commit such crimes with impunity. We have witnessed the lynching of travelers who had the misfortune of taking the wrong route.) The danger Israelis encounter in their daily life is due to Palestinians' infiltration into major Israeli cities. But it is also due to a viral collaboration of Israeli Arabs with their Palestinian brothers. The cantor of a two-state solution, Yair Lapid would take us back into a trap, an ignominy resulting from a virulent lack of scruples, conscience, and integrity. Israel is already mired up to its neck in a swamp of Arab-Palestinians holding Israeli identity cards, for which they have neither respect nor love, but which they use to enjoy the benefits of democracy while fighting in all ways to undermine Jewish state foundations. The great danger in this dead end is that Israel ultimately risks becoming a bi-national state. The only solution for Israel to survive as a Jewish state...Read More |
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Muntasir Al-Shawa, above, was a 16-year-old child soldier of the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade. On February 8, when religious Jews were going to visit the Joseph's Tomb shrine to pray as they do every couple of weeks, he decided to fight the Israeli soldiers protecting them. He expected to, and wanted to, die. And he indeed got injured and died a couple of weeks later. Palestinian Media Watch quotes his mother when he told her his plans to become a "martyr." The day before [my son's] injury [from which he died], he told me: 'I want to go to the Balata refugee camp [near Joseph's Tomb], and I'll come back to you as a Martyr.' I laughed at him and told him: 'Do you think being a Martyr is something trivial? Go bathe, pray, bow down to Allah, and then there might be a chance that Allah will agree to accept you [as a Martyr].' The following night he came back to me as a Martyr. Praise Allah. [Official PA TV News, Feb. 21, 2023] What kind of a culture has mothers encouraging their children to die - and giving them advice to accomplish that goal?
Palestinians have a sick, depraved and perverted culture.
Once again, I am more than happy to have anyone who disagrees to find me an article in Arabic by a Palestinian who objects to this mindset. Just one.
I've been waiting for years. * * * * * * Buy the EoZ book, PROTOCOLS: Exposing Modern Antisemitism today at...Read More |
From Ian: JPost Editorial: Israelis and Palestinians won't achieve peace through vigilante attacks When is retaliation considered "too much"?
According to the IDF, the terrorist opened fire in broad daylight from close range at an Israeli-owned car driving past the Palestinian town of Huwara on Route 60, deep in the northern West Bank, killing brothers Hallel Yaniv, 21 and Yagel Yaniv, 19, residents of nearby Har Bracha. They're only the latest victims of terror who were murdered simply because they were Israeli. Before the impact of the atrocity could be fully comprehended, however, a large group of settlers converged on Huwara and, in what can only be labeled as a pogrom, set alight dozens of vehicles and homes in the village. The rampage lasted for hours until Israeli security forces restored order, but not before one death and a number of injuries were reported in addition to the massive damage in the village. The onslaught was the worst case of "price tag" retaliation that most people could remember. Some responses, including that of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, attributed the harshness of the revenge attacks to the positions of the more extreme members of the government, including National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Ben-Gvir was slow in condemning the settler attack. However his Otzma Yehudit Knesset colleague Zvika Fogel – a former IDF general – praised the Jewish attackers, saying...Read More |
Another day, another example of outrageous antisemitism in Palestinian media.
Dr.. Mustafa Youssef Al-Lidawi holds a Ph.D. in political science and is a frequent writer. He has also been (and probably still is) a member of Hamas. He was deported by Israel to Lebanon in the early 1990s, where he still lives.
He writes in Shms.ps that the real victims of the Holocaust are...Holocaust deniers! They ask the countries and peoples of the world to recognize the massacres they were subjected to during the Second World War, and they hold the international community responsible for the consequences of the Holocaust, in which they claim that "millions of Jews" were exterminated unjustly and aggressively, and they force them to apologize to them and compensate them, and they blackmail and embarrass regimes and rulers, and put pressure on peoples and organizations .... The Israelis weep over what befell them, claim injustice for what befell them, punish anyone who denies the Holocaust or questions it and refuses to recognize it, declare war on him, prosecute him, harass him, expel him, strip him of all his characteristics and deprive him of his most basic rights, and consider silence about it a crime, and many European thinkers and historians suffered...Read More |
Former Palestinian prime minister and Oslo negotiator Ahmed Qurei, known as "Abu Alaa'", died last week in Ramallah.
He is being praised as a brilliant negotiator and peacemaker. Mr. Qurei's Israeli and American interlocutors remembered him as a trustworthy, creative, shrewd and often humorous negotiator. "Together we've tried to bring peace to our peoples in an understanding that it's our responsibility to make a better future to our children," Tzipi Livni, a former Israeli minister and peace negotiator, wrote on Twitter after Mr. Qurei's death. Dennis Ross, a Middle East envoy and the chief peace negotiator in the administrations of presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, recalled Mr. Qurei as "someone who was engaging and often brilliant as a negotiator." "He knew how to acknowledge Israeli concerns about security to gain acceptance of Palestinian needs," Mr. Ross wrote in an email. There is no doubt that, compared to Palestinians in general, Qurei was a moderate. He spoke out against the second intifada's terror attacks (although not against the intifada altogether.) Yet even his comparative moderation proves how immoral Palestinian leaders are. If you read his words carefully, he - along with all other "moderate" Palestinian leaders - never objected to suicide bombings or blowing up pizza shops on moral grounds, even when he claimed he was. This is from his...Read More |
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