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Hanan Ashrawi tweet proves she is both racist and antisemiticnoreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 10 Jul 04:45 AM Member of Congress Ritchie Torres tweete Like   Tweet   Hanan Ashrawi tweet proves she is both racist and antisemitic noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 10 Jul 04:45 AM Member of Congress Ritchie Torres tweeted during the Jenin operation: The Palestinian Authority has all but abandoned Jenin, leaving behind a power vacuum that has been filled by terrorists. In the past six months, those terrorists made Jenin a launching pad for more than 50 shooting attacks against Israelis. Israel is responding with a counterterrorism operation aimed at surgically removing these terrorists and their terror infrastructure. There's a word for this: self-defense, which is the right of every sovereign country, including Israel. There is not a word in this tweet that is inaccurate. So, naturally, it upset the Palestinians. Torres is Black and a progressive, which are two categories that Palestinians think that they have complete control over, but Torres is also an unapologetic Zionist - and this drives them crazy. So crazy that even the most politically astute Palestinians reveal their racism and antisemitism when foaming at the mouth about him. Commenting on Khaled Elgindy's fact-free tweet criticizing Torres, Hanan Ashrawi, the much honored grande dame of Palestinian politics, writes about Torres, "He's just mindlessly reciting what his AIPAC masters sent him as a mouthpiece of Israeli hasbara. Shameful." In one sentence, Ashrawi evokes...Read More Jenin militants sprinkled explosives on their own roads. Where are the anti-landmine activists? (UPDATE) noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 09 Jul 02:30 PM The Times of Israel reported last week during the Jenin operation: The Israel Defense Forces says troops located and destroyed at least 11 improvised explosive devices hidden along roads in the Jenin refugee camp in the northern West Bank. Operatives of terror groups "are planting IEDs and bombs on the roads in the refugee camp and in the city, in a civilian environment. This poses a threat to the security forces who use the roads in counterterrorism activities and to innocent people who also use them," the IDF says in a statement. The military says that during the last few hours, dozens of combat engineering vehicles have been combing the streets for such IEDs. This is confirmed by the Washington Post: One long street was plowed like a farm furrow where Israeli bulldozers had intentionally detonated explosives embedded in the pavement. Embedded explosives in the ground are pretty much the definition of landmines. The Jenin terrorists are burying landmines in their own town, where their own people could be killed. If...Read More 07/09 Links: Biden: This is one of the most extreme Israeli gov'ts I've seen; Nazism and the Palestinians; Palestinian envoy to UK memorializes PFLP terrorist noreply@blogger.com (Ian), 09 Jul 12:00 PM From Ian: Biden: This is one of the most extreme Israeli gov'ts I've seen The current Israeli government is one of the most extreme US President Joe Biden has ever seen, he said in an interview with CNN on Sunday. "This is one of the most extreme cabinets I've seen and I go back to Golda Meir," he said, referring to the fact that he has been in US politics since Meir was Israel's prime minister in the early 70s. Biden also said that Israel and Saudi Arabia are a long way from a normalization agreement that would involve a defense treaty and a civilian nuclear program from the United States. US officials have been negotiating in a bid to reach an elusive normalization deal between the two countries. "We're a long way from there. We got a lot to talk about," Biden said in an interview with "Fareed Zakaria's GPS." Israel's energy minister voiced opposition last month to the idea of Saudi Arabia developing a civilian nuclear program as part of any US-mediated forging of relations between the countries. Biden pointed to Saudi Arabia's decision, on the eve of his visit to the kingdom last summer, to open its airspace to all air carriers, paving the way for more overflights to and from Israel. Nazism and the Palestinians In Jan. 1941, Husseini wrote his first letter to Hitler. Husseini claimed that British imperialism was "pitting" Arab countries "against...Read More Speech in Egyptian parliament: "Jews are the most hostile people" noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 09 Jul 10:00 AM Arabs, including Arab Islamists, repeatedly claim that they have no problem with Jews but only Zionists. In Arabic, things are a little different. During a plenary session in Egypt's parliament on Sunday, Ahmed Khalil, head of the Parliamentary Committee of the Nour Party, spoke about Israel's anti-terror activities in Jenin. Khalil said, "What happened in Jenin was genocide from the Israeli occupation." Then, to make sure that no one would think that absurd accusations of "genocide" against Israel is anything but antisemitic, he added, "We have to confront the Jews because they are the most hostile of people." He bases this expression on a verse in the Quran. That verse has been widely used to justify antisemitic writings in the Muslim world. There has been no controversy in Egypt over explicit antisemitism being spouted in the Egyptian parliament. Which is the other reason you know that the Islamist protests that they oppose antisemitism are only for Western consumption. * * * * * * Buy the EoZ book, PROTOCOLS: Exposing Modern Antisemitism today at Amazon! Or order from your favorite bookseller...Read More "Pro-Palestinians" justify their intransigence and hate in revealing response to my cartoon noreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 09 Jul 07:04 AM Last week, Peter Beinart tweeted this: People in Jenin can't become citizens of the country in which they live. Can't vote for the govt that determines if they live or die. Can't return to the lands from which their families were expelled. This underlies everything happening now. The American press rarely mentions it Beinart complains that Palestinians do not have a state of their own where they can vote and make their own decisions, but wants to imply that this is entirely Israel's fault.. He blocks me but I tweeted a response: Palestinian Arabs rejected plans that would have given them their own state in 1937, 1947, 2000, 2001, 2008, 2014, and 2020. They will not accept the existence of a Jewish state on ANY borders. This underlies everything happening now, and for the past 8 decades. And Peter Beinart never mentions it - because his agenda exactly matches theirs. I decided to make the point in a more acerbic way, with a cartoon: The more my memes and cartoons tell the truth, the angrier the Israel haters (masquerading as "pro-Palestinians") get. And the many angry responses to this cartoon prove my point. Are you willing to give a bunch of squatters your land? If you say yes then you are a liar. That's because the Zionists are dishonest and have an...Read More    ©2023 EoZ | EoZ, NYC area Web Version   Preferences   Forward   Unsubscribe     Powered by Mad Mimi®A GoDaddy® company