Who Are The Palestinians? Part 2

[P F Tinmore]

JUNE 11, 2017

Abeer al-Natsheh, the founder and managing director of My Pink Electronics, said that she first found about OGS through the OneVoice Movement, a global initiative supporting Israeli and Palestinian grassroots activists, where she has been volunteering for the past decade.

For Natsheh, OGS offered an attractive “new idea of not only talking to your community, but talking to the Israeli community, too – knowing them on the basis of economics, doing projects with them.” Prior to participating in the program last summer, she said she knew very little about the Israeli community, despite living in such close proximity to Israelis in east Jerusalem.

“I was aiming to get to know people more than anything else, have a chance to live with a community,” she told the Post.

Her time at Brandeis helped open her eyes not only to the Israeli community, but also to the Palestinian community in Gaza and the obstacles the population there faces, Natsheh explained. As the program brings more and more people together each year, a growing team of OGS alumni can remain in touch with one and other and continue to speak freely, she added.

“It brings people together on a different level – an economic level,” Natsheh said. “We’ll have leaders with financial ability that can create a change.”

Israelis, Palestinians build start-ups together at Brandeis incubator

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Jews and Arabs working together in Israel. That is the way of the future. For the same rights Israel gives to all living there, citizens or residents, who look to live in peace and build a better country.
Jews, Arabs, Druze, Beduins, Bahai, etc.

Cool, only if they could get rid of that racist government.

 

[Sixties Fan]

JUNE 11, 2017

Abeer al-Natsheh, the founder and managing director of My Pink Electronics, said that she first found about OGS through the OneVoice Movement, a global initiative supporting Israeli and Palestinian grassroots activists, where she has been volunteering for the past decade.

For Natsheh, OGS offered an attractive “new idea of not only talking to your community, but talking to the Israeli community, too – knowing them on the basis of economics, doing projects with them.” Prior to participating in the program last summer, she said she knew very little about the Israeli community, despite living in such close proximity to Israelis in east Jerusalem.

“I was aiming to get to know people more than anything else, have a chance to live with a community,” she told the Post.

Her time at Brandeis helped open her eyes not only to the Israeli community, but also to the Palestinian community in Gaza and the obstacles the population there faces, Natsheh explained. As the program brings more and more people together each year, a growing team of OGS alumni can remain in touch with one and other and continue to speak freely, she added.

“It brings people together on a different level – an economic level,” Natsheh said. “We’ll have leaders with financial ability that can create a change.”

Israelis, Palestinians build start-ups together at Brandeis incubator

====
Jews and Arabs working together in Israel. That is the way of the future. For the same rights Israel gives to all living there, citizens or residents, who look to live in peace and build a better country.
Jews, Arabs, Druze, Beduins, Bahai, etc.

Cool, only if they could get rid of that racist government.

The racist government allows Arabs to become successful?
The racist government stops them from studying, getting jobs, being successful?

What an absolutely racist thing for you to say, along with all the other racists things you have said so far.

 

[P F Tinmore]

JUNE 11, 2017

Abeer al-Natsheh, the founder and managing director of My Pink Electronics, said that she first found about OGS through the OneVoice Movement, a global initiative supporting Israeli and Palestinian grassroots activists, where she has been volunteering for the past decade.

For Natsheh, OGS offered an attractive “new idea of not only talking to your community, but talking to the Israeli community, too – knowing them on the basis of economics, doing projects with them.” Prior to participating in the program last summer, she said she knew very little about the Israeli community, despite living in such close proximity to Israelis in east Jerusalem.

“I was aiming to get to know people more than anything else, have a chance to live with a community,” she told the Post.

Her time at Brandeis helped open her eyes not only to the Israeli community, but also to the Palestinian community in Gaza and the obstacles the population there faces, Natsheh explained. As the program brings more and more people together each year, a growing team of OGS alumni can remain in touch with one and other and continue to speak freely, she added.

“It brings people together on a different level – an economic level,” Natsheh said. “We’ll have leaders with financial ability that can create a change.”

Israelis, Palestinians build start-ups together at Brandeis incubator

====
Jews and Arabs working together in Israel. That is the way of the future. For the same rights Israel gives to all living there, citizens or residents, who look to live in peace and build a better country.
Jews, Arabs, Druze, Beduins, Bahai, etc.

Cool, only if they could get rid of that racist government.

The racist government allows Arabs to become successful?
The racist government stops them from studying, getting jobs, being successful?

What an absolutely racist thing for you to say, along with all the other racists things you have said so far.

Pfffft, another stupid post.

 

[Sixties Fan]

JUNE 11, 2017

Abeer al-Natsheh, the founder and managing director of My Pink Electronics, said that she first found about OGS through the OneVoice Movement, a global initiative supporting Israeli and Palestinian grassroots activists, where she has been volunteering for the past decade.

For Natsheh, OGS offered an attractive “new idea of not only talking to your community, but talking to the Israeli community, too – knowing them on the basis of economics, doing projects with them.” Prior to participating in the program last summer, she said she knew very little about the Israeli community, despite living in such close proximity to Israelis in east Jerusalem.

“I was aiming to get to know people more than anything else, have a chance to live with a community,” she told the Post.

Her time at Brandeis helped open her eyes not only to the Israeli community, but also to the Palestinian community in Gaza and the obstacles the population there faces, Natsheh explained. As the program brings more and more people together each year, a growing team of OGS alumni can remain in touch with one and other and continue to speak freely, she added.

“It brings people together on a different level – an economic level,” Natsheh said. “We’ll have leaders with financial ability that can create a change.”

Israelis, Palestinians build start-ups together at Brandeis incubator

====
Jews and Arabs working together in Israel. That is the way of the future. For the same rights Israel gives to all living there, citizens or residents, who look to live in peace and build a better country.
Jews, Arabs, Druze, Beduins, Bahai, etc.

Cool, only if they could get rid of that racist government.

The racist government allows Arabs to become successful?
The racist government stops them from studying, getting jobs, being successful?

What an absolutely racist thing for you to say, along with all the other racists things you have said so far.

Pfffft, another stupid post.

Pffft, another brilliant post you cannot counter, so all you can say about it is "stupid".

What a stupid brain you have.
Arabs, Druze, etc, vote, are members of the Knesset, etc in Israel.
Want to compare to Sandi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Lybia, etc

Where are the Jews in the Parliaments there?
Where are the Jews in the good jobs?
Where are the Jews, period in most of those countries?

Go ahead, have another fart in your brain, and distort how good a life Arabs have in Israel, that they prefer to live there rather than any future "Palestine State" which is never going to materialize.

 

[P F Tinmore]

JUNE 11, 2017

Abeer al-Natsheh, the founder and managing director of My Pink Electronics, said that she first found about OGS through the OneVoice Movement, a global initiative supporting Israeli and Palestinian grassroots activists, where she has been volunteering for the past decade.

For Natsheh, OGS offered an attractive “new idea of not only talking to your community, but talking to the Israeli community, too – knowing them on the basis of economics, doing projects with them.” Prior to participating in the program last summer, she said she knew very little about the Israeli community, despite living in such close proximity to Israelis in east Jerusalem.

“I was aiming to get to know people more than anything else, have a chance to live with a community,” she told the Post.

Her time at Brandeis helped open her eyes not only to the Israeli community, but also to the Palestinian community in Gaza and the obstacles the population there faces, Natsheh explained. As the program brings more and more people together each year, a growing team of OGS alumni can remain in touch with one and other and continue to speak freely, she added.

“It brings people together on a different level – an economic level,” Natsheh said. “We’ll have leaders with financial ability that can create a change.”

Israelis, Palestinians build start-ups together at Brandeis incubator

====
Jews and Arabs working together in Israel. That is the way of the future. For the same rights Israel gives to all living there, citizens or residents, who look to live in peace and build a better country.
Jews, Arabs, Druze, Beduins, Bahai, etc.

Cool, only if they could get rid of that racist government.

The racist government allows Arabs to become successful?
The racist government stops them from studying, getting jobs, being successful?

What an absolutely racist thing for you to say, along with all the other racists things you have said so far.

Pfffft, another stupid post.

Pffft, another brilliant post you cannot counter, so all you can say about it is "stupid".

What a stupid brain you have.
Arabs, Druze, etc, vote, are members of the Knesset, etc in Israel.
Want to compare to Sandi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Lybia, etc

Where are the Jews in the Parliaments there?
Where are the Jews in the good jobs?
Where are the Jews, period in most of those countries?

Go ahead, have another fart in your brain, and distort how good a life Arabs have in Israel, that they prefer to live there rather than any future "Palestine State" which is never going to materialize.

Arabs, Druze, etc, vote, are members of the Knesset, etc in Israel.

How many laws proposed by the Arabs were voted into law?

How many times has an Arab party been a part of a coalition government?

Your answer will reveal the quality of your post.

 

[Sixties Fan]

JUNE 11, 2017

Abeer al-Natsheh, the founder and managing director of My Pink Electronics, said that she first found about OGS through the OneVoice Movement, a global initiative supporting Israeli and Palestinian grassroots activists, where she has been volunteering for the past decade.

For Natsheh, OGS offered an attractive “new idea of not only talking to your community, but talking to the Israeli community, too – knowing them on the basis of economics, doing projects with them.” Prior to participating in the program last summer, she said she knew very little about the Israeli community, despite living in such close proximity to Israelis in east Jerusalem.

“I was aiming to get to know people more than anything else, have a chance to live with a community,” she told the Post.

Her time at Brandeis helped open her eyes not only to the Israeli community, but also to the Palestinian community in Gaza and the obstacles the population there faces, Natsheh explained. As the program brings more and more people together each year, a growing team of OGS alumni can remain in touch with one and other and continue to speak freely, she added.

“It brings people together on a different level – an economic level,” Natsheh said. “We’ll have leaders with financial ability that can create a change.”

Israelis, Palestinians build start-ups together at Brandeis incubator

====
Jews and Arabs working together in Israel. That is the way of the future. For the same rights Israel gives to all living there, citizens or residents, who look to live in peace and build a better country.
Jews, Arabs, Druze, Beduins, Bahai, etc.

Cool, only if they could get rid of that racist government.

The racist government allows Arabs to become successful?
The racist government stops them from studying, getting jobs, being successful?

What an absolutely racist thing for you to say, along with all the other racists things you have said so far.

Pfffft, another stupid post.

Pffft, another brilliant post you cannot counter, so all you can say about it is "stupid".

What a stupid brain you have.
Arabs, Druze, etc, vote, are members of the Knesset, etc in Israel.
Want to compare to Sandi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Lybia, etc

Where are the Jews in the Parliaments there?
Where are the Jews in the good jobs?
Where are the Jews, period in most of those countries?

Go ahead, have another fart in your brain, and distort how good a life Arabs have in Israel, that they prefer to live there rather than any future "Palestine State" which is never going to materialize.

Arabs, Druze, etc, vote, are members of the Knesset, etc in Israel.

How many laws proposed by the Arabs were voted into law?

How many times has an Arab party been a part of a coalition government?

Your answer will reveal the quality of your post.

The quality of my post is wonderful.

You do not know how Israeli Knesset works.

If there are laws proposed by the Arabs in the Knesset which help instead of hindering all the Arabs in Israel's ability to grow, let me know.
I can think of many laws the Arabs in the Knesset tried to pass which were meant to harm Israel, only.

The Arab party does not work for making Arab lives better. Or maybe you thought they did.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Cool, only if they could get rid of that racist government.

The racist government allows Arabs to become successful?
The racist government stops them from studying, getting jobs, being successful?

What an absolutely racist thing for you to say, along with all the other racists things you have said so far.

Pfffft, another stupid post.

Pffft, another brilliant post you cannot counter, so all you can say about it is "stupid".

What a stupid brain you have.
Arabs, Druze, etc, vote, are members of the Knesset, etc in Israel.
Want to compare to Sandi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Lybia, etc

Where are the Jews in the Parliaments there?
Where are the Jews in the good jobs?
Where are the Jews, period in most of those countries?

Go ahead, have another fart in your brain, and distort how good a life Arabs have in Israel, that they prefer to live there rather than any future "Palestine State" which is never going to materialize.

Arabs, Druze, etc, vote, are members of the Knesset, etc in Israel.

How many laws proposed by the Arabs were voted into law?

How many times has an Arab party been a part of a coalition government?

Your answer will reveal the quality of your post.

The quality of my post is wonderful.

You do not know how Israeli Knesset works.

If there are laws proposed by the Arabs in the Knesset which help instead of hindering all the Arabs in Israel's ability to grow, let me know.
I can think of many laws the Arabs in the Knesset tried to pass which were meant to harm Israel, only.

The Arab party does not work for making Arab lives better. Or maybe you thought they did.

So, what was your score?

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[Hollie]

Islamic terrorists from Islamic terrorism'istan.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Government conferring 'permission to hate' Muslims: Randa Abdel-Fattah

 

[Hollie]

 

[Shusha]

Government conferring 'permission to hate' Muslims: Randa Abdel-Fattah

She says: States confer permission to hate and the way they do that is that when they encounter a certain population, a certain community as the enemy ... they give a moral permission to encounter that community as an enemy and its almost as though they embolden (them). Its the language of division, its the language of exclusion.


Yep. Agree with her 100%. But you have to apply that to BOTH sides and not to just one.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Government conferring 'permission to hate' Muslims: Randa Abdel-Fattah

She says: States confer permission to hate and the way they do that is that when they encounter a certain population, a certain community as the enemy ... they give a moral permission to encounter that community as an enemy and its almost as though they embolden (them). Its the language of division, its the language of exclusion.


Yep. Agree with her 100%. But you have to apply that to BOTH sides and not to just one.

The video is about Muslims in Australia.
I must ask what States she is talking about.
For the past 10 or so years, Australia has been going through a lot of changes with the Muslim immigration into.
These are not Palestinians, maybe some are, but look at the other videos on youtube about the subject just below this video.
Look at the titles:
Sharia law in Australia.
Islam's flag will fly over Australia
Muslims want their own State in Australis. No Go zones are not enough.

Sounds familiar?

Be it Europe, Americas, Australia, what has been happening with the Muslim population, not all of them, in each and every country?

Why is the message the same one?

Is this not what keeps coming out of Mosques and Imams? And ISIS, and all other groups?

 

[Sixties Fan]

Abbas at the UN again: Who cares? « David M. Weinberg

 

[P F Tinmore]

The Palestinians have the right to fight the occupation.

End the occupation.

Problem solved.

 

[Hollie]

The Palestinians have the right to fight the occupation.

End the occupation.

Problem solved.

The Israelis have the tight to self determination.

End Islamic terrorism.

Problem solved.

 

[Hollie]

The muhammedan problem

 

[P F Tinmore]

The Palestinians have the right to fight the occupation.

End the occupation.

Problem solved.

The Israelis have the tight to self determination.

End Islamic terrorism.

Problem solved.

Terrorism.

Israel's stupid excuse to steal land.

 

[Hollie]

The Palestinians have the right to fight the occupation.

End the occupation.

Problem solved.

The Israelis have the tight to self determination.

End Islamic terrorism.

Problem solved.

Terrorism.

Israel's stupid excuse to steal land.

Islamic terrorism. How dare anyone interrupt the Islamist colonial project.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Ikhras documents how Sarsour is a fake:

Former friends of Sarsour tell us ....She has also cultivated a public persona that those who knew her tell us is dramatically unlike the Sarsour they had encountered and previously worked with. Even Palestinian-Americans who do not know Sarsour personally recognize a caricature type quality to her public behavior. In what is apparently an attempt to adhere to some stereotypical Brooklynite image, complete with an exaggerated and pretentious accent, she now comes across as an Arab parody of Rosie Perez.

(full article online)

Linda Sarsour is derided as a fake by Arab-Americans too ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News