All The News Anti-Israel Posters Will Not Read Or Discuss

[P F Tinmore]

So, when did the Palestinians lose?

It's not so much a specific date and time as it is a continued slide into the abyss of irrelevancy.

Nice duck.

Nice dodge.

You can cut and paste the same "resolution 181" slogans all you wish. It's a pattern of behavior for you wherein you simply deny history and / or you reinvent history to calm an emotional requirement that allows you to exist in a an imagined reality.

The so-called "Pal'istanians" are all but ignored by the brethren in their homelands of Egypt, Syria and Lebanon. Not a single Arab-Islamist nation will accept the political or financial burden of Pal'istanians. For that matter, nations like Egypt have resorted to securing their borders from Pali terrorists. Jordan and Lebanon are securing their Pal'istanians in internment camps to control and contain them.

While the Pal'istanians were a convenient flail used by the Arab-Islamist world against Israel 30 years ago, that same Arab-Islamist world is now eating itself alive. Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, etc., have a gee-had problem of Islamists gee-had'in the bejeezus out of Arabs. And, because you haven't a clue, the Arab Sunni/salafi component of Islamism is reeling at the prospect of the minority Shia tribe gaining ground across the area.

While the Sunni and Shia tribes will temporarily stop slaughtering each other to present a united Jew-hating alliance, they will not waste time getting back to their 1,400 year long blood feud that causes them to a'splode each other's mosques, markets and anywhere else there's an Islamic- target rich environment.

You can cut and paste the same "resolution 181" slogans all you wish.

I know that Israeli propaganda (your only source of information) will not tell you that Resolution 181 was stillborn and did not do anything.

I understand you're forever befuddled.

The security Council did nothing to implement Resolution 181.

Unless you have some evidence to the contrary.

 

[Hollie]

It's not so much a specific date and time as it is a continued slide into the abyss of irrelevancy.

Nice duck.

Nice dodge.

You can cut and paste the same "resolution 181" slogans all you wish. It's a pattern of behavior for you wherein you simply deny history and / or you reinvent history to calm an emotional requirement that allows you to exist in a an imagined reality.

The so-called "Pal'istanians" are all but ignored by the brethren in their homelands of Egypt, Syria and Lebanon. Not a single Arab-Islamist nation will accept the political or financial burden of Pal'istanians. For that matter, nations like Egypt have resorted to securing their borders from Pali terrorists. Jordan and Lebanon are securing their Pal'istanians in internment camps to control and contain them.

While the Pal'istanians were a convenient flail used by the Arab-Islamist world against Israel 30 years ago, that same Arab-Islamist world is now eating itself alive. Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, etc., have a gee-had problem of Islamists gee-had'in the bejeezus out of Arabs. And, because you haven't a clue, the Arab Sunni/salafi component of Islamism is reeling at the prospect of the minority Shia tribe gaining ground across the area.

While the Sunni and Shia tribes will temporarily stop slaughtering each other to present a united Jew-hating alliance, they will not waste time getting back to their 1,400 year long blood feud that causes them to a'splode each other's mosques, markets and anywhere else there's an Islamic- target rich environment.

You can cut and paste the same "resolution 181" slogans all you wish.

I know that Israeli propaganda (your only source of information) will not tell you that Resolution 181 was stillborn and did not do anything.

I understand you're forever befuddled.

The security Council did nothing to implement Resolution 181.

Unless you have some evidence to the contrary.

As you know, this has been addressed for you, many times, and there is a thread specifically designated for your whining.

 

[P F Tinmore]

So, when did the Palestinians lose?

It's not so much a specific date and time as it is a continued slide into the abyss of irrelevancy.

Nice duck.

Nice dodge.

You can cut and paste the same "resolution 181" slogans all you wish. It's a pattern of behavior for you wherein you simply deny history and / or you reinvent history to calm an emotional requirement that allows you to exist in a an imagined reality.

The so-called "Pal'istanians" are all but ignored by the brethren in their homelands of Egypt, Syria and Lebanon. Not a single Arab-Islamist nation will accept the political or financial burden of Pal'istanians. For that matter, nations like Egypt have resorted to securing their borders from Pali terrorists. Jordan and Lebanon are securing their Pal'istanians in internment camps to control and contain them.

While the Pal'istanians were a convenient flail used by the Arab-Islamist world against Israel 30 years ago, that same Arab-Islamist world is now eating itself alive. Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, etc., have a gee-had problem of Islamists gee-had'in the bejeezus out of Arabs. And, because you haven't a clue, the Arab Sunni/salafi component of Islamism is reeling at the prospect of the minority Shia tribe gaining ground across the area.

While the Sunni and Shia tribes will temporarily stop slaughtering each other to present a united Jew-hating alliance, they will not waste time getting back to their 1,400 year long blood feud that causes them to a'splode each other's mosques, markets and anywhere else there's an Islamic- target rich environment.

Still ducking the question: So, when did the Palestinians lose?

Nice dodge. When has the Arab Death Cult not lost?

Still ducking the question: So, when did the Palestinians lose?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Nice duck.

Nice dodge.

You can cut and paste the same "resolution 181" slogans all you wish. It's a pattern of behavior for you wherein you simply deny history and / or you reinvent history to calm an emotional requirement that allows you to exist in a an imagined reality.

The so-called "Pal'istanians" are all but ignored by the brethren in their homelands of Egypt, Syria and Lebanon. Not a single Arab-Islamist nation will accept the political or financial burden of Pal'istanians. For that matter, nations like Egypt have resorted to securing their borders from Pali terrorists. Jordan and Lebanon are securing their Pal'istanians in internment camps to control and contain them.

While the Pal'istanians were a convenient flail used by the Arab-Islamist world against Israel 30 years ago, that same Arab-Islamist world is now eating itself alive. Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, etc., have a gee-had problem of Islamists gee-had'in the bejeezus out of Arabs. And, because you haven't a clue, the Arab Sunni/salafi component of Islamism is reeling at the prospect of the minority Shia tribe gaining ground across the area.

While the Sunni and Shia tribes will temporarily stop slaughtering each other to present a united Jew-hating alliance, they will not waste time getting back to their 1,400 year long blood feud that causes them to a'splode each other's mosques, markets and anywhere else there's an Islamic- target rich environment.

You can cut and paste the same "resolution 181" slogans all you wish.

I know that Israeli propaganda (your only source of information) will not tell you that Resolution 181 was stillborn and did not do anything.

I understand you're forever befuddled.

The security Council did nothing to implement Resolution 181.

Unless you have some evidence to the contrary.

As you know, this has been addressed for you, many times, and there is a thread specifically designated for your whining.

I have been seeing that same duck for years.

But never anything to prove otherwise.

 

[Hollie]

It's not so much a specific date and time as it is a continued slide into the abyss of irrelevancy.

Nice duck.

Nice dodge.

You can cut and paste the same "resolution 181" slogans all you wish. It's a pattern of behavior for you wherein you simply deny history and / or you reinvent history to calm an emotional requirement that allows you to exist in a an imagined reality.

The so-called "Pal'istanians" are all but ignored by the brethren in their homelands of Egypt, Syria and Lebanon. Not a single Arab-Islamist nation will accept the political or financial burden of Pal'istanians. For that matter, nations like Egypt have resorted to securing their borders from Pali terrorists. Jordan and Lebanon are securing their Pal'istanians in internment camps to control and contain them.

While the Pal'istanians were a convenient flail used by the Arab-Islamist world against Israel 30 years ago, that same Arab-Islamist world is now eating itself alive. Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, etc., have a gee-had problem of Islamists gee-had'in the bejeezus out of Arabs. And, because you haven't a clue, the Arab Sunni/salafi component of Islamism is reeling at the prospect of the minority Shia tribe gaining ground across the area.

While the Sunni and Shia tribes will temporarily stop slaughtering each other to present a united Jew-hating alliance, they will not waste time getting back to their 1,400 year long blood feud that causes them to a'splode each other's mosques, markets and anywhere else there's an Islamic- target rich environment.

Still ducking the question: So, when did the Palestinians lose?

Nice dodge. When has the Arab Death Cult not lost?

Still ducking the question: So, when did the Palestinians lose?

Deflection.

 

[Hollie]

Nice dodge.

You can cut and paste the same "resolution 181" slogans all you wish. It's a pattern of behavior for you wherein you simply deny history and / or you reinvent history to calm an emotional requirement that allows you to exist in a an imagined reality.

The so-called "Pal'istanians" are all but ignored by the brethren in their homelands of Egypt, Syria and Lebanon. Not a single Arab-Islamist nation will accept the political or financial burden of Pal'istanians. For that matter, nations like Egypt have resorted to securing their borders from Pali terrorists. Jordan and Lebanon are securing their Pal'istanians in internment camps to control and contain them.

While the Pal'istanians were a convenient flail used by the Arab-Islamist world against Israel 30 years ago, that same Arab-Islamist world is now eating itself alive. Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, etc., have a gee-had problem of Islamists gee-had'in the bejeezus out of Arabs. And, because you haven't a clue, the Arab Sunni/salafi component of Islamism is reeling at the prospect of the minority Shia tribe gaining ground across the area.

While the Sunni and Shia tribes will temporarily stop slaughtering each other to present a united Jew-hating alliance, they will not waste time getting back to their 1,400 year long blood feud that causes them to a'splode each other's mosques, markets and anywhere else there's an Islamic- target rich environment.

You can cut and paste the same "resolution 181" slogans all you wish.

I know that Israeli propaganda (your only source of information) will not tell you that Resolution 181 was stillborn and did not do anything.

I understand you're forever befuddled.

The security Council did nothing to implement Resolution 181.

Unless you have some evidence to the contrary.

As you know, this has been addressed for you, many times, and there is a thread specifically designated for your whining.

I have been seeing that same duck for years.

But never anything to prove otherwise.

There is an entire thread where you can whine and moan. Just copy and paste the posts that address your confusion and whine and moan some more.

 

[P F Tinmore]

I know that Israeli propaganda (your only source of information) will not tell you that Resolution 181 was stillborn and did not do anything.

I understand you're forever befuddled.

The security Council did nothing to implement Resolution 181.

Unless you have some evidence to the contrary.

As you know, this has been addressed for you, many times, and there is a thread specifically designated for your whining.

I have been seeing that same duck for years.

But never anything to prove otherwise.

There is an entire thread where you can whine and moan. Just copy and paste the posts that address your confusion and whine and moan some more.

Done The Official Discussion Thread for the creation of Israel, the UN and the British Mandate

You can continue to duck the question over there if you like.

 

[Hollie]

I understand you're forever befuddled.

The security Council did nothing to implement Resolution 181.

Unless you have some evidence to the contrary.

As you know, this has been addressed for you, many times, and there is a thread specifically designated for your whining.

I have been seeing that same duck for years.

But never anything to prove otherwise.

There is an entire thread where you can whine and moan. Just copy and paste the posts that address your confusion and whine and moan some more.

Done The Official Discussion Thread for the creation of Israel, the UN and the British Mandate

You can continue to duck the question over there if you like.

Scurry over.

Take some time to gather a collection of YouTube videos.

In your leisure time, read through the thread to refresh your memory regarding the hopelessness of your attempt at argument.

 

[Hollie]

Norway acts on PMW report,
demands Palestinian youth center return money

Within hours after PMW reported that a Palestinian youth center built with Norwegian and UN money was named after terrorist murderer Dalal Mughrabi, Norway condemned it and demanded their money be returned

Norway acts on PMW report, demands Palestinian youth center return money - PMW Bulletins



It's refreshing to see that western nations are willing to make choices and deliver edicts to the Arab-Islamist Death Cult. We must have the intellectual honesty to face what causes a politico-religious ideology to become retrograde to human progress.

 

[Sixties Fan]

When did Judea and Samaria become known as "Palestinian territories?"

Certainly not in 1967. News articles routinely referred (erroneously) to the West Bank as "Israeli-occupied Jordan" through at least 1968.




The New York Times continued to refer to Judea and Samaria as "occupied Jordan" into the 1970s:



And here in 1976:
TEL AVIV, Aug. 2—Israeli forces blocked an attempt by more than 50 Jewish militants to set up an unauthorized settlement near Jericho in occupied Jordanian territory today,Slowly, Judea and Samaria morphed from Jordanian into simply the "West Bank," a new political entity that never existed before, as in this 1977 article - which still had to spell out "West Bank of the Jordan" because the phrase "West Bank" was even then not ubiquitous enough to be understood:





The widespread use of the word "Palestinian territories" took many more years to take root. That was mostly because the UN started using that term in the late 1970s in anti-Israel resolutions - the phrase "Palestinian territories" is the only reason Jimmy Carter's government abstained from an anti-Israel resolution in 1977 rather than vote for it:

(full article online)

"50 year occupation of Palestinian territories"? ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Sixties Fan]

Meaning that if Arab schools choose not to adhere to the new curriculum, they don't have to.

But that's not how the PA is reporting this.

Here is their hysterical, lying, over-the-top reaction :

The [Palestinian] Ministry of Education and Higher Education voiced extreme disapproval and rejection of "Israel"s attempt to impose a project aimed at the Judaization of educational curricula in Jerusalem, especially after the announcement of the funding of a five-year "Israeli" government plan under the pretext of improving the quality of education in Jerusalem, which reveals Israelization plans and attempts to attack the elements of the Palestinian national identity.

The Ministry warned, in a statement on Sunday, of the repercussions and risks of these plans, which demonstrates once again the occupation mentality and policies of the oppressive and racist violation of all international laws and humanitarian norms, notably those related to education, stressing that it will employ all the possibilities to thwart these plans in order to preserve the national identity of education in Jerusalem.

The Ministry called on all human rights, humanitarian and media organizations to expose these schemes affecting education in Jerusalem, stressing the need to devote all efforts to protect education in Jerusalem and address the Israeli attempts to fight national identity in the holy city.It also called this voluntary plan to give more money and resources to Arab schools a "heinous crime." The media called it "a declaration of war."
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This is instructive. It shows that when the PA goes equally crazy at other stuff, it is just as likely to be exaggerating, lying and using its ability to implicitly threaten violence if it doesn't get its way as leverage towards Western NGOs and governments.

Truth isn't the issue in an honor/shame society. Appearances are. And if they appear to be so upset, well, in the Western view, there must be a logical reason, right?

(full article online)

Israel offering money to Arab schools is denounced as a "heinous crime" ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Sixties Fan]

A food truck in Portland is the latest Arab target for "appropriating" falafel ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Sixties Fan]

Manchester, identifying the extremism

 

[Sixties Fan]

When the New York Times opinion page hired Bret Stephens and Bari Weiss, two outspoken Zionist veterans of the Wall Street Journal, a friend of mine warned me that the hires could be a mixed blessing from a pro-Israel perspective.

Now all the anti-Israel editors already at the Times will feel like they can let loose with impunity, because the hiring of Stephens and Weiss provides a ready response to accusations of “bias.” So said my friend.

Or, as I put it back on April 13, writing about Stephens: “Anyone who thinks the Times hiring of him was motivated primarily by a desire to respond to the paper’s pro-Israel critics might want to think again.”

My friend’s warning turned out to be prophetic.

In the weeks since the news of the Stephens and Weiss hires broke, the Times has — as if compensating — unleashed a barrage of op-eds savagely hostile to Israel and Jewish interests. Among them:

(full article online)

New York Times Unleashes Onslaught of Five Op-Eds Hostile to Israel

 

[Sixties Fan]

The world's largest Moslem nation is reeling after a pair of human bombs exploded near a bus station in the capital.

Aljazeera says the explosions went off minutes apart this past Wednesday night around 9:00 pm at Jakarta's Kampung Melayu terminal. They killed three police officers and injured at least 10 others - five of them police, five civilians.

"This is the biggest attack in the capital since last year," Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen said, reporting from Jakarta. "Police say they were on high alert after the attack in Manchester and they were expecting something. They only didn't know what was going to happen and where." ...Authorities in the world's biggest Muslim-majority nation are increasingly worried about a surge in "radicalism", driven in part by a new generation of fighters inspired by ISIL. Indonesia has long been fighting armed groups but in recent years hundreds have flocked to fight for Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in Syria and Iraq... [A]uthorities believe about 400 Indonesians have gone to join the group in Syria, and could pose a more lethal threat if they come home. [Aljazeera, May 25, 2017]

(full article online)

This Ongoing War: A Blog: 26-May-17: With Ramadan starting tonight, the Indonesians sense where their problems are coming from

 

[Sixties Fan]

(Ali Baba and the .......)

Arab theft causes serious water shortage in Samaria community

 

[Sixties Fan]

Several other wells have been found along Route 38. Most of these are easily visible, thanks to the palm trees and other plants growing nearby, fed by the wells' waters. These scenes help preserve history, and show us what it used to look like in Judea's hills and valleys.

Ancient water system found near Beit Shemesh

 

[Sixties Fan]

“It is also noteworthy that Abbas has chosen an Israeli citizen to be among Fatah’s decision-makers,” Itamar Marcus and Nan Jacquest Zilberdik said in an article on the PMW website. “This is consistent with the Palestinian Authority message to Israeli Arabs to see themselves as part of the Palestinian national movement, and to view all of the land of the State of Israel as part of a future Palestinian state that will replace Israel.

(full article online)

Palestinian Authority’s Fatah Faction Appoints Israeli Arab Terrorist to Central Committee Upon Recommendation of Mahmoud AbbasThe Jewish Press | Hana Levi Julian | 5 Sivan 5777 – May 29, 2017 | JewishPress.com

 

[Sixties Fan]

“The glorification of terrorism, or the perpetrators of heinous terrorist acts, is unacceptable under any circumstances,” the statement went on. “The UN has repeatedly called for an end to incitement to violence and hatred as they present one of the obstacles to peace.

“The United Nations support to this community ended last year and it has asked for the logo of UN Women to be removed quickly,” the statement continued.

“Furthermore, the inauguration of the Center took place after the UN’s association with it.”

(full article online)

http://www.jewishpress.com/news/eye...alal-mughrabi-womens-youth-center/2017/05/29/

 

[Sixties Fan]

( Where US, EU money actually goes / or Ali Baba and ..... )

The Palestinian Authority has paid out some NIS 4 billion — or $1.12 billion — over the past four years to terrorists and their families, a former director general of the Ministry of Strategic Affairs and ex-head of the army’s intelligence and research division told a top Knesset panel on Monday.

Setting out the figures, Brig.-Gen (res.) Yossi Kuperwasser told the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that the longer the period for which a Palestinian security prisoner is jailed, “the higher the salary… Anyone who has sat in prison for more than 30 years gets NIS 12,000 ($3,360) per month,” said Kuperwasser, according to the (Hebrew) NRG website. “When they’re released, they get a grant and are promised a job at the Palestinian Authority. They get a military rank that’s determined according to the number of years they’ve served in jail.”

(full article online)

Palestinians paid terrorists $1b in past 4 years, Knesset panel hears