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UN Special Rapporteur @FranceskAlbs quotes antisemitic Palestinian newspapernoreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 28 Jun 04:45 AM Francesca Albanese, UN sp Like   Tweet   UN Special Rapporteur @FranceskAlbs quotes antisemitic Palestinian newspaper noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 28 Jun 04:45 AM Francesca Albanese, UN special rapporteur for the territories, tweeted: The Quds News Network is a pro-Hamas news site. In this case it translated the words of Ben Gvir incorrectly - he threatened terrorists, not Palestinians. Haaretz quoted him as saying, "Our government killed the most terrorists, over 120 in the past six months, but a lot of work remains – and we have to lend a helping hand to soldiers and the police to support and strengthen them." But an Arab media outlet lying about what an Israeli said is hardly news. Far more interesting is that this is where a UN representative gets her news from. Quds News is an unabashedly pro-terrror site, like most Palestinian media. But it is also explicitly antisemitic. One article denies that Jews are a people, quoting the Khazar myth and others. This Quds News article about the Holocaust says that Jews believe "the suffering of the Jews cannot be compared to the suffering of the rest of the...Read More 06/27 Links Pt2: Why the Palestinian authority hates archaeologists; Glick: Biden's State Department goes BDS; Jewish National Fund marks 122-year anniversary noreply@blogger.com (Ian), 27 Jun 05:00 PM From Ian: Why the Palestinian authority hates archaeologists And you know what the archaeologists still haven't found in any of their ongoing excavations throughout Israel? Any evidence of an ancient "Palestine" or "Palestinians." Palestinian Authority officials are constantly claiming—without a stitch of proof—that the Palestinian Arabs are the true owners of the Holy Land, with roots that supposedly go back thousands of years. Last December, PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas told an interviewer from the Al-Arabiya news agency: "The Palestinian people [have] existed since the dawn of time. We have been around since the days of the Canaanites." Abbas has made similar outlandish claims on many other occasions. In one 2019 speech at Jalazoun, near Ramallah, he declared: "This land belongs to the people who live on it. It belongs to the Canaanites, who lived here 5,000 years ago. We are the Canaanites!" Ironically, those darn archaeologists have also documented that the Canaanites, with whom Abbas so closely identifies, practiced child sacrifice. And, of course, the Palestinian Authority and Hamas practice various kinds of child sacrifice of their own, such as using sending children to carry out terrorist attacks and using Arab children as human shields against Israeli counter-terror strikes. Perhaps the Palestinian Arab leaders could claim to be the spiritual descendants of the Canaanites, even though they are not their...Read More Newest EoZ memes and comics noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 27 Jun 03:00 PM These have been a hit on Twitter - and they are upsetting all the right people. * * * * * * 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 The Palestinian Authority has its own law to severely restrict all NGOs - and no one reports about it noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 27 Jun 01:22 PM Cover of PCHR's "Annual Reprot" [sic] Remember the huge amount of outrage last year when Israel shut down the offices of seven PFLP-linked NGOs? It was condemned by the UN, political leaders and human rights groups. Well, buried in the Palestinian Center of Human Rights 2022 annual report we see something that didn't generate a single headline in the West. This year witnessed further restrictions, including the amendment to the non-profit companies' regulation upon a decision issued by the Palestinian Cabinet, which imposed excessive restrictions on the work and funding of non-profit companies, under the pretext of fighting terrorism. Issuance of the Non-Profit Companies Regulation No. (20) of 2022 The Palestinian Cabinet issued a new regulation on non-profit companies, which includes many restrictions on the work and funding of these companies, which is one of the forms of the right to freedom of association in Palestine. This regulation, which was...Read More 06/27 Links Pt1: Israel is the second-most pro-America country in the world, poll finds; Ariel University decries 'racist and BDS-like' State Department; The Palestinians No One Talks About noreply@blogger.com (Ian), 27 Jun 11:00 AM From Ian: Israel is the second-most pro-America country in the world, poll finds Israel is the second-most pro-America country in the world and Israelis have a more positive view of the US than Americans by some measures, according to a Pew Research poll released on Tuesday. Eighty-seven percent of Israelis have a positive view of the US; the only country in which the US has a higher favorability rating is Poland, at 93%. The lowest score was from Hungary, at 44%. Israel's current view of the US is the most positive since 2000, and improved slightly from last year, at 83%. That 68% of Israelis have confidence in US President Joe Biden's "leadership of world affairs," is similar to how he is viewed in Sweden, Kenya, Nigeria, Germany, and the Netherlands. Biden's highest score came from Poland and the lowest from Hungary. Israelis' view of Biden improved eight percentage points since last year but has not yet reached former president Donald Trump's peak at 71%. Trump's high score tied with former president Barack Obama's in 2013, but they are also tied for the lowest score since 2000, 56%, which they received in 2009 and 2017. The US president with the best score among Israelis in the last 20 years was George W. Bush, with 83% approval in 2003...Read More Palestinians complain that Israel halted furniture exports from Gaza. They won't mention the reason. noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 27 Jun 09:25 AM On May 5, Middle East Monitor reported: Israeli authorities yesterday banned the export of furniture products from the occupied Gaza Strip. The economic ministry said in a statement that the Israeli move aimed at "inflicting more losses on the enclave's industries that have been suffering due to the blockade." The ministry called on the international community "to pressure Israel to allow freedom of import and export without restrictions so that the different industries in Gaza can prosper and overcome challenges resulted from the blockade." So according to Gaza authorities, Israel just decided to stop furniture exports to punish them for no reason. And Arabic media also complains about the ban, which continued into June, asking the international community to pressure Israel to resume the exports and stop its arbitrary punishment of a specific industry. But there was a reason. On May 3, Israeli authorities foiled an attempt to smuggle guns, silencers and cartridges of bullets from Gaza...Read More Palestinian leaders *want* Gaza to be an open-air prison noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 27 Jun 07:00 AM JNS reports: Residents of the Gaza Strip may soon be able to fly to Turkey via Israel's Ramon Airport near Eilat. The pilot program could start as early as July when two flights are anticipated, Channel 12 reported. The final decision is subject to approval by the security and political echelons. Gaza sources say the flights will be available to residents ages 35 and older. They will be shuttled to the airport from the Erez crossing to the northern Gaza Strip. At present, Gazans travel via the Erez crossing by land to Jordan and fly abroad from there. The announcement follows a similar one from the Israel Airports Authority in August 2022 that Palestinians from Judea and Samaria would be able to take charter flights from Ramon Airport to Turkey. The first flight from the airport with Palestinian Arabs on board departed on August 22. Its destination was not Turkey but rather Cyprus. While the announcement is not official, Palestinian travel agencies are already advertising the trips. Right now, for Gazans to travel anywhere, they need to get permission to enter Egypt, which is difficult to get to begin with, and then travel by bus directly to Cairo's airport - a six hour trip - and then wait hours more for their flights. The trip from the Gaza crossings to Ramon is about three hours. The Palestinian Authority...Read More    ©2023 EoZ | EoZ, NYC area Web Version   Preferences   Forward   Unsubscribe     Powered by Mad Mimi®A GoDaddy® company