Or in Gaza’istan?Are Jews even allowed into Saudi Arabia, these days?
Islamic Apartheid
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Or in Gaza’istan?Are Jews even allowed into Saudi Arabia, these days?
This guy is a real nutcase. What about the hundred years of Zionist aggression before there was a Hamas?
This guy is a real nutcase. What about the hundred years of Zionist aggression before there was a Hamas?
BY Kevin Martin PUBLISHED Jan 17 2019 said:※ Cut and Run: The Black Market in Organ Trafficking ※
Of all these, perhaps the most alarming is the illicit trade in human organs. Sophisticated black markets exist across the world – particularly in developing nations – to extract organs, for example kidneys, parts of the liver, and even corneas, from living people, many of whom have been transported for the operation, some against their will.
These harvested organs will be transplanted into individuals who have the desire and ability to pay, through institutions and surgeons willing to perform – and profit from – these sub-rosa, often risky operations.
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Ending the occupation
By focusing only on “ending the occupation,” without examining the reasons for Israel’s refusal to accept an Arab Palestinian state and the probable consequences of giving in to these demands, anti-Israel activists have diverted attention from the real problems: the threat to Israel and the danger of a failed state.
THERE IS no coherent attempt, however, to define what “occupied” means and how its removal will be implemented. For example, to what does “occupied” refer?
The most effective response to someone who demands to “end the occupation” is to ask, simply: “Where? How? What will happen afterward?”
As a mantra, therefore, “end the occupation” is meaningless nonsense. ... As most Arabs and Muslims see it, however, “ending the occupation” does not mean ending the conflict; it means moving to the next level of confrontation – and that will be far more deadly than what now exists.
THERE IS no coherent attempt, however, to define what “occupied” means