| Arabic religious website publishes supplications for prayer asking Allah to wipe out the Jewsnoreply@blogger.com (Unknown), 13 Jul 04:45 AM Roy2a is | | Roy2a is a Qatar-based website whose audience is mostly Egyptian, Algerian and Saudi.
It says its goal is "to raise the level of Arabic content to a level befitting the Arab user, in order to become an accurate reference for the Arab user to refer to all the fields he needs with accurate information."
It's values statement says it is "committed to ethical and societal values in all of its articles in order to respect all religions, sects and cultures, as it places great emphasis on the need for mutual respect for all different points of view and adherence to information professionalism in order to contribute significantly to the achievement of an informed and educated Arab society.
On Wednesday, it published a selection of suggested supplications for Muslim worshipers to add to theyir prayers.
They are not exactly respectful of Jews. [Palestinians] pray to God to protect their homeland and their beloved holy relic from the evils and immorality of the Jews: Oh God, make the Mujahideen among our brothers steadfast in Jerusalem. Oh God, direct their shooting. Oh God, make their feet firm and tie their hearts and strike terror into the hearts of their enemies. Oh God, make Jerusalem a cemetery for the Jews. Oh God, shake...Read More |
From Ian: The Democratic Socialists of America just endorsed ethnic murder The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is the largest left-wing organisation in the United States and a prominent backer of Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. DSA Palestine recently sparked controversy by claiming about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that 'One could (and should) very well argue that in a settler colonial context there are no such things as "civilians"' and by endorsing a right of 'resistance in all forms'. By erasing the distinction between combatants and non-combatants DSA Palestine is defining all Israeli Jews as legitimate targets for murder. Ari Allyn-Feuer calls for the upcoming DSA conference to apologise, explain, and reconsider its recent lurch to crude 'Smash Israel' politics. Introduction: DSA endorsed ethnic murder Something extremely strange happened last week. Democratic Socialists of America, the largest socialist organisation in the United States, endorsed the idea that there is a particular ethnic group whom one is entitled to murder. Despite this stance being condemned by many, the DSA has not retracted or apologised. It has, rather, reiterated and defended its position that Israeli Jews are legitimate targets for murder. The matter has gotten much less attention than it deserves, particularly on the left. This article encourages decent people within...Read More |
The story goes that my three times great grandfather,
Mordechai Shmuel Yanovsky, entered Yaffa port playing dead in a coffin, his
wife, my three times great grandmother, Taibe Leah, playing the part of the
grieving widow. According to my now 96-year-old 2 cousin two times
removed, who is Israeli through and through, our ancestor came into the Holy
Land in a coffin because the Turks did not allow Jewish males to enter
Palestine. I mentioned this to an Israeli contemporary who scoffed, "Never
heard about such a thing. Many Jewish men openly came to Israel during the 19th
century, while our land was occupied by the Ottoman Turks. "Either the story is inaccurate - or there must be another
reason for that, which I'm not aware of." I was quite ready to just accept what she said and move on.
So many of the stories one or another relative has relayed about our family
have turned out to be embroidered or difficult to verify. When I tell people
about Mordechai Shmuel playing dead to enter Israel, they inevitably laugh,
picturing him like some kind of jack-in-the-box peeking out to see if the coast
was clear. That makes me think the story is probably made up. Because it really
does seem ridiculous. Still, it would be nice to find a grain of truth in there
somewhere—and maybe I did. In
Yishuv: Palestine at the End of the Ottoman Period, historian Margalit
Shilo writes about preponderance...Read More |
PCHR reported on July 3 that Israeli forces shot Ali Hani Al-Ghoul in the chest, killing him. It admitted that he was a member of an armed group and said he was 20 years old.
Later, the Israel/Palestine Timeline site said that al-Ghoul was shot in the head, and that he was 17 years old.
His mother was interviewed: His mother brought back some of her memories with her little Ali, which she will never forget; She says, "About two years ago, Ali used to come home at night, with his clothes dusty and his eyes red, and he was suffering from severe pain, which was caused by the explosive materials he was using." "Ali was one of the resistance fighters who made explosive devices in the Jenin camp from primitive materials, but their impact was great and effective by damaging many Israeli military vehicles," according to his mother, who expressed her pride in what her son did and what his friends say about his actions that...Read More |
From Ian: What are the latest Israeli government protests about? The 'reasonableness standard' explained For the last six months, the sight of thousands of Israelis taking to the streets has become part of daily life in the country. Since the election of Netanyahu's controversial coalition, protests and counter-protests over his planned judicial reforms have been taking place week in and week out. This week saw a 'Day of Disruption', which was called in response to the Knesset passing the first reading of the Reasonableness Standard Bill on Monday evening. This bill is the latest chapter in the saga of Prime Minister Netanyahu's attempts to overrule the legal system in the country while himself facing corruption charges. The bill, which passed by a vote of 64 to 56, would block Israel's courts from applying the doctrine of "reasonableness" to government decisions. This permits the judiciary to overrule government decisions that are considered beyond the scope of reasonable authority. The doctrine defines unreasonable action as a situation in which the administrative authority fails to give proper weight to all relevant considerations, and does not properly balance between all situations according to their weight. Justice Minister Yari Levin argues that the reform is "long overdue". He said that it was aimed at...Read More |
The Palestinian Authority has been trying to walk a tightrope between publicly supporting terror to its people and quietly doing a small part to retake police control over the parts of the West Bank that have become fully subjugated to terror groups.
The local terror groups complained loudly after Israel's Jenin operation last week that the PA had reportedly intercepted terrorists en route to the camp to fight Israeli forces.
Abbas was humiliated when one of his senior Fatah officials, Mahmoud Aloul, was expelled from Jenin while attending a funeral for some of the terrorists killed during the operation. Today, the PA arrested a member of Fatah's Al Aqsa Brigades, a 17 year old who was transporting bombs in his car in Nablus. The "Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades - Youth for Revenge and Liberation" group called on the PA to release their member, stating, "We direct our words to the security personnel and whoever may be concerned, that what was seized is an honorable weapon, and it is on its way to our soldiers in the camp." And they warned the PA, "Do not deviate from the proper direction, and do not be a helping hand for those who want to...Read More |
On Monday, Francesca Albanese, Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territory occupied since 1967, presented her latest anti-Israel report to the UN Human Rights Council.
In the entire report, not one word was mentioned about Palestinian terror attacks. Not one word about incitement or glorification of terror in Palestinian media and schools. In fact, in a two year period when more Israeli civilians are being murdered than at any time since 2008, their deaths are utterly absent from Albanese's report.
There is not even a pretense of impartiality - no paragraph buried inside the report sayin, oh by the way, armed militias are popping up in Jenin and Nablus and Hebron, or a pro-forma declaration that Israel has the right to defend itself. Nothing,
Jews are simply not human to the UN Human Rights Council.
So naturally, Hamas has heartily endorsed this report.
Hamas issued a press release: We hail the speech of Francesca Albanese, the Special Rapporteur...Read More |
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