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Palestinian Arab angry reactions to Mansour Abbas' words of sanity show why they can never be peace partnersnoreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 24 Apr 04: Like   Tweet   Palestinian Arab angry reactions to Mansour Abbas' words of sanity show why they can never be peace partners noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 24 Apr 04:15 AM i24news reported Sunday: Violence should be discarded and condemned "in all its manifestations" for Jews and Arabs to have a common future as neighbors, Mansour Abbas, arguably the most prominent Arab Israeli lawmaker of the day, told i24NEWS in an exclusive interview. "We think that this demand is a compulsory for all of us, and we should push the violence in all of its manifestations aside, and we should engage in peace and in construction. We need to treat the wounds of both sides, to translate into the reality the goals of both sides, in order for us to reach a solution that would be acceptable for both sides," Abbas, chair of the United Arab List faction, said. Abbas stressed that he regards himself and fellow Arab citizens of Israel as Israelis, and rejected attempts by Palestinian leadership including the Hamas terrorist group to enlist Arab Israelis against Israel on the side of the Palestinians. This is in response to Hamas trying to drag Israeli Arabs into becoming terrorists as a fifth column. I agree with very little that Mansour says, but this is a sane statement that reflects reality and not the fantasy of wanting nothing less than the destruction of Israel. Naturally, major Palestinian factions...Read More Contest: Come up with anti-Palestinian chants as offensive as their anti-Zionist/antisemitic chants noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 23 Apr 02:30 PM During anti-Israel rallies, one hears many quite offensive anti-Israel chants that are really calls to ethnically cleanse (or murder) Jews: "Long live the intifada" "From New York to Gaza! Globalize the intifada!" "There is only one solution - intifada revolution" "Hey hey, ho ho, Zionists have got to go" "With fire and blood, we'll liberate Palestine." (Arabic) "Itbach al-Yahud." - "Slaughter the Jews." (Arabic) "Khaybar, Khaybar Al Yahud,"- "Watch Out Jews, Remember Khaybar, the Army of Mohammed is returning" (in Arabic) "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free" "Resistance is justified! When people are occupied!" "We don't want two states! We want '48!" No one seems to get too excited about these, or they tend to justify them. So this contest is to find chants that are equally offensive to Palestinians. For example, "Nakba! Nakba! Long live the Nakba!" (and insisting that we mean the original meaning of the term, not how it is used today.) The reason is to point out the double standard - genocidal slogans that are accepted as normal nowadays when used against Israel would be obviously offensive when used against those who want to destroy Israel. I am not calling for actually using these slogans in pro-Israel rallies! I am looking for clever rhymed slogans that would...Read More 04/23 Links: Jordanian MP arrested by Israel on suspicion of smuggling weapons; No, Israel Did Not Rig the 2016 Election; UK Labour suspends Diane Abbott after letter claiming Jews do not suffer racism noreply@blogger.com (Ian), 23 Apr 12:00 PM From Ian: Ayaan Hirsi Ali: Issues of Concern Hamas is an enemy [of Israel], but it is a much weaker enemy than Iran, which is determined to go ahead and develop nuclear weapons with the sole objective of destroying Israel... Hamas is extreme in its ideology, which is radical Islam. They have absolutely no desire to resolve this conflict with Israel in the ways that Western leaders hope and expect -- which is settling the conflict by accepting what we have been calling a two-part state for a very long time. That is not the objective of Hamas. The objective of Hamas is to destroy the State of Israel. The Palestinians are unfortunate to have, on the one hand, a leader who is corrupt and really does not care very much about average Palestinians and may even want the conflict to continue so that he can continue to cash in on international handouts from the EU, America and others; then on the other hand, there is Hamas. This terrorist deadly group, also does not care about Palestinian lives. That is where the problem lies.... Both Hamas and the PA are deeply cynical: if they wished to increase the well-being of the average Palestinian, they would pursue peace.... One has to ask if peace with Israel is in their interest.... Hamas is an enemy, but it is a much weaker enemy than Iran, which is determined to go ahead and develop a nuclear weapon with the sole objective of destroying Israel. In terms of foreign...Read More Kids posing for Eid photos with masked Hamas terrorists noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 23 Apr 10:00 AM Here are photos of Gazan kids posing for photos with masked Hamas terrorists for Eid al-Fitr. And some lucky kids in Jenin get to play with real weapons! * * * * * * 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 Haaretz logic: Jews should give up on their holy places if Palestinians violently oppose them noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 23 Apr 07:13 AM Haaretz has an exclusive: One of their reporters, Hagar Shezaf, managed to visit Joseph's Tomb along with Jewish pilgrims last November. It is unclear why it took five months to write this report. Perhaps to make the religious pilgrims look as racist as possible while the residents of Nablus are hapless victims. The headline is, "A Nighttime Trip to Joseph's Tomb, Where Jewish Prayer Means a Military Raid" with the subhead, "Bus passengers coming from Jerusalem were greeted with empty streets in Nablus – but that's how it always is when Jewish worshippers visit Joseph's Tomb in the West Bank city, where the Israeli army forces Palestinians to put their lives on hold " The military operation that was necessary to provide security for this "field trip" (or "entrance" as they are called) was impossible to see through the bus' windows. The passengers couldn't see the hundreds of Israeli soldiers deployed around Nablus, the entire streets that were placed under curfew and the Palestinians living there. But they may have gotten a whiff of the residents' protest – mainly from the smell of burning tires. Seven Palestinians were killed last year during such "entrances," though this hadn't disturbed...Read More    ©2023 EoZ | EoZ, NYC area Web Version   Preferences   Forward   Unsubscribe     Powered by Mad Mimi®A GoDaddy® company