| The Lebanese remain insane about anything remotely Zionistnoreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 22 May 04:45 AM A funny thing happened in Lebanon. A large | | A funny thing happened in Lebanon. A large Star of David - with a dove of peace! -was seen in the port in Tyre. Someone saw it and went insane, ripping it all apart. But it turns out it was a prop for an anti-Israel event for Lebanon's "Resistance and Liberation Day" held every May 25. Probably Hezbollah or another group planned to use that Star of David as a centerpiece in a huge explosion or something that would symbolize the destruction of Israel and would make Lebanese cheer.
And one guy ruined all the fun! * * * * * * 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 |
Here's an interesting sports story out of Egypt.
The Zamalek handball team won the African Cub, defeating the Al Ahly team. The coach says that he used psychology to defeat the other team, praising how wonderful they were before the match and that his team has many problems.
The coach is now bragging that he tricked them like "the Jews" do all the time.
What is the coach's name?
Ahmed Ramadan Hitler.
His brother, who plays professional handball as well, is Muhammad Ramadan Hitler. Their father was a professor, Ramadan Muhammad Hitler.
Cairo Scene noted in 2014:
In everyday life, the name of the former dictator [Hitler] is adorned everywhere, from store signs to street corners, antisemitism is found on TV channels, in cafes and in even among supposedly educated, liberal Egyptian homes. It doesn't take long on the streets of Cairo to before you find a copy of Mein Kampf...Read More |
From Ian: The 'Nakba' narrative is nonsense In the years since Israel's rebirth in 1948 a narrative has taken root, a story of well-armed and financed Jewish immigrants overrunning peaceful Palestinian villages, brutally expelling Palestinians from home and country. This narrative is summed up in the Arabic word "nakba," or catastrophe. In contrast, Israelis view their War of Independence as a battle of the few against the many, a battle forced on a beleaguered Jewish community by Palestinian militias and five invading Arab armies. If, as is believed almost uniformly throughout the Arab world, Israel was born in original sin, if the Jews really did ransack placid Palestinian villages, murdering children in front of parents and parents in front of children and expelling whoever was left, then Palestinian hatred for Israel and Jews would be understandable, as would their fundamental refusal to really make peace with Israel. Though this Palestinian narrative is credulously accepted by many Europeans and an increasing number of "progressive" Americans, it is nonetheless false, and contradicts basic historical facts. Israel was not born in sin—with a few justified exceptions there were no expulsions (for one of the justified expulsions, Lydda and Ramle, see here), nor was there any policy of harming innocents. On the contrary. Thus, even as early as 1937, Israel's founding father, David Ben-Gurion, wrote...Read More |
You know how "population transfer" is considered a major war crime nowadays? And how so many try to prove (and fail) that Zionist Jews planned to transfer Arabs from Palestine?
Here's a little piece of history that has been erased: IRAQ FOR SHIFTING PEOPLE
Would Exchange 100,000 Jews for Palestine Refugees BEIRUT, Lebanon, Oct. 15 — Nuri as-Said, Iraqi Premier, proposed to the United Nations Economic Mission to the Middle East during its brief visit to Baghdad yesterday that 100,000 Iraqi Jews out of some 160,000 to 180,000 be sent to Israel in exchange for 100,000 Palestine refugees, the mission spokesman revealed. He indicated the refugees should be capable of performing the work of the Jews they would replace in Iraq society. The Jews would leave their property in Israel and take over the property in Israel of 100,000 Arabs. Before 1949, mass transfer of populations were considered reasonable solutions to intractable problems between ethnic groups. Only with the Fourth Geneva Convention did involuntary transfers become a war crime. This proposal was made after the Fourth Geneva Convention became international law. But no one had a problem when Iraq suggested this to the UN. And it wasn't only Iraq. Egypt also suggested such a population transfer to the UN Conciliation Commission for Palestine. Egypt's position on the refugee question was the one described in I.B.2 (b): They also did not seem to favour...Read More |
This is Maria al-Hasani, whose father Eyad al-Hasani was head of Operations in the military wing of the Islamic Jihad before he was killed by Israel during Operation Shield and Arrow.
In the video, she says she is happy her father is a martyr, and says that the Jews will melt in hellfire, and Palestinians will kill them all.
I am Maria, and I am the daughter of Eyad al-Hasani, I love him very much, and I am very strong, more than all the Jews. The Jews are happy because they killed my father. They think that they are very pleased, but my father wanted (to die a martyr) and he got what he wanted. Now he is very happy in Paradise, and when you (Jews) will go to hell, you will melt (in the flames.) I don't fear you because you are cowards. If it wasn't for your advanced weapons it all would have been over with because you are a bunch of lowlifes. You don't even know the meaning of "Allah." We will pray in Al Aqsa, and my father is now a martyr. We will grow stronger and we will pray in Jerusalem. We will continue to bomb you and fight you until we liberate our lands, because this is our land and we must hold it. You will not stay here, and if you touch a single rock we will kill you! Maria said very similar things in what appears to be an earlier, shorter video on TikTok where her handlers appear to prod her to hone her message. She says again that she is proud of her father because he fought the Jews, he's in heaven while they are going to hell.
The person with the camera asks...Read More |
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