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All The News Anti-Israel Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
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[ Could Israelis/Jews Please......stop feeling "Humiliated"? The humiliated are the ones who are doing it, and not you. Stand tall. This is part of the SHAME culture too many Arabs live by.
No shame, no humiliation comes to you but only to them who insist that all non Muslims are inferior to them and have no problem denying non Muslims their rights ]
“They really did not want us to go to Aaron’s Tomb. They even canceled jeeps we ordered to take us there on Thursday,” he said. “We still wanted to go and found Bedouins who agreed to drive us close by.”
While some Jews believe Aaron was buried at the mountaintop site in Petra, others have expressed doubt that his tomb is located there. Muslims also revere Aaron and consider him to be a prophet.
Aaron’s Tomb near Petra, Jordan. (CC BY-SA Joneikifi, Wikipedia)
Spokespeople for the Jordanian government and foreign ministry did not respond to requests for comment for this article.
Ayalon said that after he and the other Israelis arrived at Aaron’s Tomb, they started singing and dancing. He stated that the Jordanian police officers then immediately made them leave the site.
“They made us go down and they didn’t let anyone else come up,” he said. “What happened is not right.
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Guide raps Jordan’s ‘humiliating’ treatment of Israelis booted from Aaron’s Tomb
No shame, no humiliation comes to you but only to them who insist that all non Muslims are inferior to them and have no problem denying non Muslims their rights ]
“They really did not want us to go to Aaron’s Tomb. They even canceled jeeps we ordered to take us there on Thursday,” he said. “We still wanted to go and found Bedouins who agreed to drive us close by.”
While some Jews believe Aaron was buried at the mountaintop site in Petra, others have expressed doubt that his tomb is located there. Muslims also revere Aaron and consider him to be a prophet.
Aaron’s Tomb near Petra, Jordan. (CC BY-SA Joneikifi, Wikipedia)
Spokespeople for the Jordanian government and foreign ministry did not respond to requests for comment for this article.
Ayalon said that after he and the other Israelis arrived at Aaron’s Tomb, they started singing and dancing. He stated that the Jordanian police officers then immediately made them leave the site.
“They made us go down and they didn’t let anyone else come up,” he said. “What happened is not right.
(full article online)
Guide raps Jordan’s ‘humiliating’ treatment of Israelis booted from Aaron’s Tomb
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Did you hear that P.A. officials are calling to cut off the hands of any Jew who visits the Temple Mount?
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RE: All The News Anti-Israel Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss
⁜→ Shusha,
Where did you hear this? This would be the sinsiter thing the PA has done yet.
v/r
R
⁜→ Shusha,
Where did you hear this? This would be the sinsiter thing the PA has done yet.
v/r
R
Did you hear that P.A. officials are calling to cut off the hands of any Jew who visits the Temple Mount?
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Can you find the article? I have not seen that yet. Next step in denying Jews their rights and incite the Arabs against the Jews because "the whole world belongs to Islam".
Did you hear that P.A. officials are calling to cut off the hands of any Jew who visits the Temple Mount?
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The only people who could hate this idea are the people who hate Israel no matter what.
It benefits Israel, the Palestinians, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states.
Egypt would be the main loser because this plan competes with the Suez Canal.
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Video of Israeli "Tracks for Regional Peace" plan - railway from Haifa to Jordan and Saudi Arabia ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
It benefits Israel, the Palestinians, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states.
Egypt would be the main loser because this plan competes with the Suez Canal.
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Video of Israeli "Tracks for Regional Peace" plan - railway from Haifa to Jordan and Saudi Arabia ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
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More than a dozen United Nations workers in Yemen are under investigation for allegedly embezzling millions of dollars of humanitarian aid in the war-torn nation, according to a Monday Associated Press report.
The World Health Organization (WHO) conducted an internal investigation, drawing attention to unqualified people being paid excessively, the use of personal bank accounts for donated funds, suspicious contracts and the disappearance of essentials like food and medicine. UNICEF, another U.N. organization, is alleging one of their own may have protected a rebel leader, according to the AP report citing information from eight anonymous aid workers.
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UN Workers Under Investigation For Allegedly Lining Their Own Pockets With Humanitarian Aid
The World Health Organization (WHO) conducted an internal investigation, drawing attention to unqualified people being paid excessively, the use of personal bank accounts for donated funds, suspicious contracts and the disappearance of essentials like food and medicine. UNICEF, another U.N. organization, is alleging one of their own may have protected a rebel leader, according to the AP report citing information from eight anonymous aid workers.
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UN Workers Under Investigation For Allegedly Lining Their Own Pockets With Humanitarian Aid
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In her closing remarks (25:42) Thomas referred to “inhumane situations” despite the fact that no context to the measures imposed on the Gaza Strip in order to combat inhumane terrorism had been provided.
Thomas: “To me their story of food behind siege lines, like the others we’ve heard, shows not just people’s resilience but also the power of food to comfort and prove our humanity when we’re placed in the most inhumane situations.”
So why did the BBC World Service mislead its audiences by inaccurately framing the Gaza Strip as being ‘under siege’ in accordance with Hamas talking points and misinform them with regard to the background to the chronic problems with water and electricity supplies?
At the end of the interview with Wada Younis, listeners heard that it was set up by the BBC’s Gaza Strip office.
Thomas: “Many thanks to our colleague in Gaza Jihad Masharawi for arranging that interview.”
This is of course far from the first time the employees at the BBC’s Gaza office have amplified Hamas propaganda and neither is it the first time that Masharawi has been involved in producing BBC content that promotes the false notion that the Gaza Strip is ‘under siege’ by Israel.
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BBC WS food programme: inaccurate, lacks context and promotes Hamas propaganda
Thomas: “To me their story of food behind siege lines, like the others we’ve heard, shows not just people’s resilience but also the power of food to comfort and prove our humanity when we’re placed in the most inhumane situations.”
So why did the BBC World Service mislead its audiences by inaccurately framing the Gaza Strip as being ‘under siege’ in accordance with Hamas talking points and misinform them with regard to the background to the chronic problems with water and electricity supplies?
At the end of the interview with Wada Younis, listeners heard that it was set up by the BBC’s Gaza Strip office.
Thomas: “Many thanks to our colleague in Gaza Jihad Masharawi for arranging that interview.”
This is of course far from the first time the employees at the BBC’s Gaza office have amplified Hamas propaganda and neither is it the first time that Masharawi has been involved in producing BBC content that promotes the false notion that the Gaza Strip is ‘under siege’ by Israel.
(full article online)
BBC WS food programme: inaccurate, lacks context and promotes Hamas propaganda
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After American largess and Israeli know-how, the Jordanians have been offering safe haven to a cold-blooded murderer of American citizens who has made a career out of her crime.
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A very bitter Jerusalem bombing anniversary
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A very bitter Jerusalem bombing anniversary
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I’m not a terminology freak. Sometimes you have to use words or phrases whose connotations are ideologically impure, so that people will understand you. But I draw the line at “West Bank,” “Israel-Palestine,” and “Arab Jew.”
I don’t think I need to remind my readers that there was no “West Bank” before the illegal Jordanian invasion and annexation of Judea and Samaria. With the exception of those 19 years between 1948 and its liberation in 1967, the area was always Judea and Samaria. There is no reason for anyone to call it anything else; but unfortunately the media, even most of the Israeli media, can’t seem to stop.
“Israel-Palestine,” of course, implies that there is a place called “Palestine,” and that it is as legitimate as the place called “Israel.” In reality, there is a State of Israel, there is an area that Israel seems to have ceded to Hamas, and there is the autonomous but non-sovereign Palestinian Authority. Hamas has never declared Gaza a state, because it insists that all the land between the river and the sea is “Palestine.” The PA has declared a state which encompasses all of the land Israel conquered in 1967, but does not effectively control it, so it isn’t really a state. Israel is a state; “Palestine” is a word.
But I think the one that bothers me the most is the last, “Arab Jew.” It is used to refer to Mizrahim, Jews whose last exilic homes were in Arab countries. It suggests – see, for example, this 2003 essay by Ella Shohat – that Jews who came to Israel from Arab countries were culturally more connected to their Arab neighbors than to an abstract historical Jewish people on the one hand, or to the Ashkenazi Jews that discriminated against them so harshly (and stupidly) in Israel on the other. Indeed, she sees a deliberate, even malign, attempt by Zionism to “dismember” their Arab culture and inject a false historical consciousness of being part of a Jewish nation, as part of creating the “new Jew” that was supposed to be superior in every respect to the despicable Palestinian Arabs – and also to the Arab Jews.
Except in the matter of religion, she suggests, Mizrahi Jews are Arabs, Arabs who were cruelly robbed of their true culture so they could be used as soldiers in Israel’s wars and workers in her fields and industries. Rather than “a return home,” Shohat calls their aliyah (she would disdain this word) “a new form of exile.” In this, she agrees with Mahmoud Abbas, who – in order to deny our connection to the land – has always insisted that Jewishness is simply a religion, not a nationality (Abbas, of course, believes that “Palestinians” are a nation, despite their disparate origins and lack of historical connection to “Palestine”).
This fits in with the Arab and extreme leftist understanding of Israel as an Arab territory colonized by “European” Ashkenazi Jews. All this is part of the loaded meaning of the term “Arab Jew.”
Some pro-Palestinian writers even suggest that Mizrahi Jews actually have a common interest with Palestinian Arabs, their “brown” brothers, to overthrow the hegemony of “white” Ashkenazi settler-colonialists.
But there are plenty of testimonies from Jews that came to Israel from Arab countries showing that they did see themselves as fulfilling the biblical promise of ingathering of the exiles; this wasn’t just a Zionist myth to manipulate them. Most Israelis of Mizrahi origin do see themselves as part of the great Jewish people, the people whose history and provenance in Eretz Yisrael is becoming better illuminated from day to day by archaeological and historical evidence. While they recall ill-treatment by earlier arrivals, that is a far cry from pining for their “stolen” “Arab culture.” Indeed, from a political perspective, they are more nationalistic than the descendants of Ashkenazi “pioneers.”
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Are there “Arab Jews?” (Vic Rosenthal) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
I don’t think I need to remind my readers that there was no “West Bank” before the illegal Jordanian invasion and annexation of Judea and Samaria. With the exception of those 19 years between 1948 and its liberation in 1967, the area was always Judea and Samaria. There is no reason for anyone to call it anything else; but unfortunately the media, even most of the Israeli media, can’t seem to stop.
“Israel-Palestine,” of course, implies that there is a place called “Palestine,” and that it is as legitimate as the place called “Israel.” In reality, there is a State of Israel, there is an area that Israel seems to have ceded to Hamas, and there is the autonomous but non-sovereign Palestinian Authority. Hamas has never declared Gaza a state, because it insists that all the land between the river and the sea is “Palestine.” The PA has declared a state which encompasses all of the land Israel conquered in 1967, but does not effectively control it, so it isn’t really a state. Israel is a state; “Palestine” is a word.
But I think the one that bothers me the most is the last, “Arab Jew.” It is used to refer to Mizrahim, Jews whose last exilic homes were in Arab countries. It suggests – see, for example, this 2003 essay by Ella Shohat – that Jews who came to Israel from Arab countries were culturally more connected to their Arab neighbors than to an abstract historical Jewish people on the one hand, or to the Ashkenazi Jews that discriminated against them so harshly (and stupidly) in Israel on the other. Indeed, she sees a deliberate, even malign, attempt by Zionism to “dismember” their Arab culture and inject a false historical consciousness of being part of a Jewish nation, as part of creating the “new Jew” that was supposed to be superior in every respect to the despicable Palestinian Arabs – and also to the Arab Jews.
Except in the matter of religion, she suggests, Mizrahi Jews are Arabs, Arabs who were cruelly robbed of their true culture so they could be used as soldiers in Israel’s wars and workers in her fields and industries. Rather than “a return home,” Shohat calls their aliyah (she would disdain this word) “a new form of exile.” In this, she agrees with Mahmoud Abbas, who – in order to deny our connection to the land – has always insisted that Jewishness is simply a religion, not a nationality (Abbas, of course, believes that “Palestinians” are a nation, despite their disparate origins and lack of historical connection to “Palestine”).
This fits in with the Arab and extreme leftist understanding of Israel as an Arab territory colonized by “European” Ashkenazi Jews. All this is part of the loaded meaning of the term “Arab Jew.”
Some pro-Palestinian writers even suggest that Mizrahi Jews actually have a common interest with Palestinian Arabs, their “brown” brothers, to overthrow the hegemony of “white” Ashkenazi settler-colonialists.
But there are plenty of testimonies from Jews that came to Israel from Arab countries showing that they did see themselves as fulfilling the biblical promise of ingathering of the exiles; this wasn’t just a Zionist myth to manipulate them. Most Israelis of Mizrahi origin do see themselves as part of the great Jewish people, the people whose history and provenance in Eretz Yisrael is becoming better illuminated from day to day by archaeological and historical evidence. While they recall ill-treatment by earlier arrivals, that is a far cry from pining for their “stolen” “Arab culture.” Indeed, from a political perspective, they are more nationalistic than the descendants of Ashkenazi “pioneers.”
(full article online)
Are there “Arab Jews?” (Vic Rosenthal) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
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How many in her family have been killed by Israel?After American largess and Israeli know-how, the Jordanians have been offering safe haven to a cold-blooded murderer of American citizens who has made a career out of her crime.
(full article online)
A very bitter Jerusalem bombing anniversary
How many in her family have been killed by Israel?After American largess and Israeli know-how, the Jordanians have been offering safe haven to a cold-blooded murderer of American citizens who has made a career out of her crime.
(full article online)
A very bitter Jerusalem bombing anniversary
How many?
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I haven't been keeping score like Israel does. But I believe that it has been a half dozen in the last ten years.How many in her family have been killed by Israel?After American largess and Israeli know-how, the Jordanians have been offering safe haven to a cold-blooded murderer of American citizens who has made a career out of her crime.
(full article online)
A very bitter Jerusalem bombing anniversary
How many?
I haven't been keeping score like Israel does. But I believe that it has been a half dozen in the last ten years.How many in her family have been killed by Israel?After American largess and Israeli know-how, the Jordanians have been offering safe haven to a cold-blooded murderer of American citizens who has made a career out of her crime.
(full article online)
A very bitter Jerusalem bombing anniversary
How many?
Nice way to dance around what you're clueless about,
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People getting killed every week. I don't keep a database.I haven't been keeping score like Israel does. But I believe that it has been a half dozen in the last ten years.How many in her family have been killed by Israel?After American largess and Israeli know-how, the Jordanians have been offering safe haven to a cold-blooded murderer of American citizens who has made a career out of her crime.
(full article online)
A very bitter Jerusalem bombing anniversary
How many?
Nice way to dance around what you're clueless about,
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