Who Are The Palestinians? Part 2

[P F Tinmore]

Here's an interesting piece that lays out the emerging rivalry between the Islamic Jihad terrorist franchise and Hamas.



Islamic Jihad is the real threat from Gaza

Islamic Jihad is the real threat from Gaza

While Israel is busy negotiating ways to calm tensions in the coastal enclave, it would do well to pay attention to the organization that does not listen to Hamas and is only trying to make the situation worse.

Alex FishmanAlex Fishman|Published: 03.08.19 , 04:17

And so the Egyptians went to Gaza on Wednesday with a partial package. Last week, they tried to do their bit to ease tensions by releasing eight Hamas prisoners, but contrary to expectations, Hamas did not use this release to hold mass celebrations that would highlight the achievements of the organization's leadership. What Hamas wants is water and power, and it wants them now. It is demanding the immediate activation of Israel's Electric Corporation's plan to supply electricity to Gaza.


The impact of the last round of Egyptian mediation efforts will be seen in the weekend protests at the Israel-Gaza border fence: If the violence escalates, Gaza will not accept the Israeli-Egyptian proposal to calm the situation. If the tensions remain at their current levels, there is still room for compromise. At the moment, both sides are one step away from the abyss. One small trigger, and we will find ourselves in a real conflict.


Islamic Jihad was responsible for most of the rocket, anti-tank missiles and sniper attacks carried out in recent months against Israel. Its leaders, who are hiding in the Dahiya neighborhood of Beirut under the leadership of deputy secretary-general Ziad al-Nahla, have decided to renew military activity from the Gaza Strip. The organization's representatives in Gaza also stopped coordinating their military activities with Hamas, as part of a joint war room set up by all the terrorist organizations in the Strip.





Protests on the Gaza border

While Israel is busy negotiating ways to calm tensions in the coastal enclave,

Oh yeah, like what?

Like using sniper fire to calm the Islamist gee-had at the border riots.

Yeah, they have been working that flop for a year. When are they going to try something intelligent?

 

[Hollie]

Here's an interesting piece that lays out the emerging rivalry between the Islamic Jihad terrorist franchise and Hamas.



Islamic Jihad is the real threat from Gaza

Islamic Jihad is the real threat from Gaza

While Israel is busy negotiating ways to calm tensions in the coastal enclave, it would do well to pay attention to the organization that does not listen to Hamas and is only trying to make the situation worse.

Alex FishmanAlex Fishman|Published: 03.08.19 , 04:17

And so the Egyptians went to Gaza on Wednesday with a partial package. Last week, they tried to do their bit to ease tensions by releasing eight Hamas prisoners, but contrary to expectations, Hamas did not use this release to hold mass celebrations that would highlight the achievements of the organization's leadership. What Hamas wants is water and power, and it wants them now. It is demanding the immediate activation of Israel's Electric Corporation's plan to supply electricity to Gaza.


The impact of the last round of Egyptian mediation efforts will be seen in the weekend protests at the Israel-Gaza border fence: If the violence escalates, Gaza will not accept the Israeli-Egyptian proposal to calm the situation. If the tensions remain at their current levels, there is still room for compromise. At the moment, both sides are one step away from the abyss. One small trigger, and we will find ourselves in a real conflict.


Islamic Jihad was responsible for most of the rocket, anti-tank missiles and sniper attacks carried out in recent months against Israel. Its leaders, who are hiding in the Dahiya neighborhood of Beirut under the leadership of deputy secretary-general Ziad al-Nahla, have decided to renew military activity from the Gaza Strip. The organization's representatives in Gaza also stopped coordinating their military activities with Hamas, as part of a joint war room set up by all the terrorist organizations in the Strip.





Protests on the Gaza border

While Israel is busy negotiating ways to calm tensions in the coastal enclave,

Oh yeah, like what?

Like using sniper fire to calm the Islamist gee-had at the border riots.

Yeah, they have been working that flop for a year. When are they going to try something intelligent?

The Israelis clearly are doing something intelligent; they are protecting their borders from the Islamic gee-had.

 

[Hollie]

The Arab Moslem invaders from Syria, Lebanon, Egypt who call themselves “Pal’istanians” still cling to the notion of a Judenrein Arab Islamist mini-caliphate.



Official PA TV teaches children
that Israel will come to an end:

Official PA TV teaches children that Israel will come to an end: “All of Palestine will return to us” - PMW Bulletins

"All of Palestine will return to us"

By Itamar Marcus and Nan Jacques Zilberdik

Despite insurances from Palestinian Authority leaders that they support a two-state solution and want to live side by side with Israel, the PA continues to teach children that Israel will come to an end.
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Showing a drawing of a map of "Palestine" which included all of Israel together with the PA areas, the host on official PA TV stated that "all of Palestine will return to us":

Official PA TV host to girl: "Hold up [your drawing of] the map of Palestine. How nice! Allah willing, all of Palestine will return to us and we will enjoy its breathtaking views."
[Official PA TV, The Best Home, Feb. 21, 2019]

Palestinian Media Watch has documented this aspect of PA education numerous times and shown that the denial of Israel's right to exist is a fundamental message coming from PA leaders.

PA Minister of Education Sabri Saidam recently illustrated this same message - that all of Israel is "Palestine":

 

[Sixties Fan]

While most of Tala Halawa’s monologue is unremarkable, listeners may have noticed two spurious claims. [emphasis added]

Halawa: “Ramallah is so special because it has every available place to worship. Like, Christians have their churches, Muslims have their mosques and it’s open for all cultures and religions.”

Beyond the fact that there is nothing particularly “special” about a town with both churches and mosques, Ramallah – like the rest of the territory under the control of the Palestinian Authority – is clearly not “open for all cultures and religions” when the sale of land to Jews is a criminal offence.

Halawa: “Food is like the main thing that you can do in Ramallah. It’s the main activity. Palestinian food like falafel, hummus, barbecue.”

Some consider falafel to have been invented by Egyptian Copts and hummus to also have originated in Egypt. Regardless of their actual origins, to describe those foods as “Palestinian” is inaccurate. While we have seen similar efforts to promote a politicised narrative using claims of “Palestinian food” before, the notion of the barbecue as “Palestinian” is certainly a new one.

(full article online)

In which BBC World Service listeners hear that barbecue is ‘Palestinian food’

 

[Sixties Fan]

[ With Abbas, first things first......]

PA Imposing Hiring, Promotions Freeze, 50% Pay Cuts, Maintaining Full Salaries to Terrorists

 

[Sixties Fan]

[ These are the Muslims......period.....}

At the Abu Dhabi Louvre, culture, and particularly geography, fell hostage to UAE political considerations. In most Arab countries, Israel has been wiped out of regional maps, replaced by an imaginary Palestine. And that’s what happened at the UAE’s Louvre.

More surprisingly, due to the diplomatic quarrel with Qatar, that country simply disappeared from the map in the children’s museum of the Louvre altogether.

(full article online)

France Sells Out Its Culture for Cash

 

[Sixties Fan]

 

[Sixties Fan]

Yesterday, Mahmoud Abbas appointed a new prime minister, who now has two weeks to form a government.

Unlike the last prime minister Rami Hamdallah, this one - Mohammed Ashtayeh - is a member of Fatah, which Abbas leads.

Ashtayeh is an unabashed supporter of Abbas, and together with other political moves Abbas has done recently, power is now completely consolidated under Abbas for every single Palestinian governmental wing.

Ashtayeh is a dean of Arab American University. He was chosen partially because he is seen as a moderate that Europeans and Americans would accept.

If anyone has any doubt that Ashtayeh is a puppet of Abbas, just read the fawning letter Ashtayeh wrote to Abbas when accepting his position:

(full article online)

The next prime minister of the Palestinian Authority is an Abbas loyalist ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[P F Tinmore]

Yesterday, Mahmoud Abbas appointed a new prime minister, who now has two weeks to form a government.

Unlike the last prime minister Rami Hamdallah, this one - Mohammed Ashtayeh - is a member of Fatah, which Abbas leads.

Ashtayeh is an unabashed supporter of Abbas, and together with other political moves Abbas has done recently, power is now completely consolidated under Abbas for every single Palestinian governmental wing.

Ashtayeh is a dean of Arab American University. He was chosen partially because he is seen as a moderate that Europeans and Americans would accept.

If anyone has any doubt that Ashtayeh is a puppet of Abbas, just read the fawning letter Ashtayeh wrote to Abbas when accepting his position:

(full article online)

The next prime minister of the Palestinian Authority is an Abbas loyalist ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

He will not be approved by the parliament as the constitution requires.

 

[Sixties Fan]

[ Caution : Disturbing images ]

Poisoned Animals Caught in Palestinian Bureaucratic Net

Palestinian municipalities routinely poison stray dogs, killing them painfully ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

 

[Hollie]

Yesterday, Mahmoud Abbas appointed a new prime minister, who now has two weeks to form a government.

Unlike the last prime minister Rami Hamdallah, this one - Mohammed Ashtayeh - is a member of Fatah, which Abbas leads.

Ashtayeh is an unabashed supporter of Abbas, and together with other political moves Abbas has done recently, power is now completely consolidated under Abbas for every single Palestinian governmental wing.

Ashtayeh is a dean of Arab American University. He was chosen partially because he is seen as a moderate that Europeans and Americans would accept.

If anyone has any doubt that Ashtayeh is a puppet of Abbas, just read the fawning letter Ashtayeh wrote to Abbas when accepting his position:

(full article online)

The next prime minister of the Palestinian Authority is an Abbas loyalist ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News

He will not be approved by the parliament as the constitution requires.

Islamic terrorist dictators, masters of their welfare fraud funded mini-caliphates don't need no steeeennkin' constitution.

 

[Sixties Fan]

[ US$100 . WOW !!!!! The world's greatest welfare population in the world. Keep up the good job. Try and try and continue to try to destroy Israel. The money is there for you. Muslims feeding Muslims as long as they keep trying. ]

The Qatari Gaza Reconstruction Committee, in a statement, said "disbursement began Monday of the fourth payment of cash assistance to poor families in the Gaza Strip".

In total 55,000 families in the strip would receive payments of $100 each.

Thousands of Arabs could be seen queuing early at post offices across Gaza.

"I am here to receive $100, but $100 does not solve the crisis," said Bassam Khalil Jaber, 40. "We need permanent solutions, and this grant is a temporary solution."

(full article online)

Gazans receive $100 payouts from Qatar

 

[Hollie]

 

[P F Tinmore]

Here's an interesting piece that lays out the emerging rivalry between the Islamic Jihad terrorist franchise and Hamas.



Islamic Jihad is the real threat from Gaza

Islamic Jihad is the real threat from Gaza

While Israel is busy negotiating ways to calm tensions in the coastal enclave, it would do well to pay attention to the organization that does not listen to Hamas and is only trying to make the situation worse.

Alex FishmanAlex Fishman|Published: 03.08.19 , 04:17

And so the Egyptians went to Gaza on Wednesday with a partial package. Last week, they tried to do their bit to ease tensions by releasing eight Hamas prisoners, but contrary to expectations, Hamas did not use this release to hold mass celebrations that would highlight the achievements of the organization's leadership. What Hamas wants is water and power, and it wants them now. It is demanding the immediate activation of Israel's Electric Corporation's plan to supply electricity to Gaza.


The impact of the last round of Egyptian mediation efforts will be seen in the weekend protests at the Israel-Gaza border fence: If the violence escalates, Gaza will not accept the Israeli-Egyptian proposal to calm the situation. If the tensions remain at their current levels, there is still room for compromise. At the moment, both sides are one step away from the abyss. One small trigger, and we will find ourselves in a real conflict.


Islamic Jihad was responsible for most of the rocket, anti-tank missiles and sniper attacks carried out in recent months against Israel. Its leaders, who are hiding in the Dahiya neighborhood of Beirut under the leadership of deputy secretary-general Ziad al-Nahla, have decided to renew military activity from the Gaza Strip. The organization's representatives in Gaza also stopped coordinating their military activities with Hamas, as part of a joint war room set up by all the terrorist organizations in the Strip.





Protests on the Gaza border

While Israel is busy negotiating ways to calm tensions in the coastal enclave,

Oh yeah, like what?

Like using sniper fire to calm the Islamist gee-had at the border riots.

Yeah, they have been working that flop for a year. When are they going to try something intelligent?

The Israelis clearly are doing something intelligent; they are protecting their borders from the Islamic gee-had.

Stupid plan is not working.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Here's an interesting piece that lays out the emerging rivalry between the Islamic Jihad terrorist franchise and Hamas.



Islamic Jihad is the real threat from Gaza

Islamic Jihad is the real threat from Gaza

While Israel is busy negotiating ways to calm tensions in the coastal enclave, it would do well to pay attention to the organization that does not listen to Hamas and is only trying to make the situation worse.

Alex FishmanAlex Fishman|Published: 03.08.19 , 04:17

And so the Egyptians went to Gaza on Wednesday with a partial package. Last week, they tried to do their bit to ease tensions by releasing eight Hamas prisoners, but contrary to expectations, Hamas did not use this release to hold mass celebrations that would highlight the achievements of the organization's leadership. What Hamas wants is water and power, and it wants them now. It is demanding the immediate activation of Israel's Electric Corporation's plan to supply electricity to Gaza.


The impact of the last round of Egyptian mediation efforts will be seen in the weekend protests at the Israel-Gaza border fence: If the violence escalates, Gaza will not accept the Israeli-Egyptian proposal to calm the situation. If the tensions remain at their current levels, there is still room for compromise. At the moment, both sides are one step away from the abyss. One small trigger, and we will find ourselves in a real conflict.


Islamic Jihad was responsible for most of the rocket, anti-tank missiles and sniper attacks carried out in recent months against Israel. Its leaders, who are hiding in the Dahiya neighborhood of Beirut under the leadership of deputy secretary-general Ziad al-Nahla, have decided to renew military activity from the Gaza Strip. The organization's representatives in Gaza also stopped coordinating their military activities with Hamas, as part of a joint war room set up by all the terrorist organizations in the Strip.





Protests on the Gaza border

While Israel is busy negotiating ways to calm tensions in the coastal enclave,

Oh yeah, like what?

Like using sniper fire to calm the Islamist gee-had at the border riots.

Yeah, they have been working that flop for a year. When are they going to try something intelligent?

The Israelis clearly are doing something intelligent; they are protecting their borders from the Islamic gee-had.

Stupid plan is not working.

As usual, you are not paying attention. The fence and Israel are still up and they are going to stay alive and well, keeping ALL Israelis and residents and tourists well.

Loser !!

 

[Hollie]

Here's an interesting piece that lays out the emerging rivalry between the Islamic Jihad terrorist franchise and Hamas.



Islamic Jihad is the real threat from Gaza

Islamic Jihad is the real threat from Gaza

While Israel is busy negotiating ways to calm tensions in the coastal enclave, it would do well to pay attention to the organization that does not listen to Hamas and is only trying to make the situation worse.

Alex FishmanAlex Fishman|Published: 03.08.19 , 04:17

And so the Egyptians went to Gaza on Wednesday with a partial package. Last week, they tried to do their bit to ease tensions by releasing eight Hamas prisoners, but contrary to expectations, Hamas did not use this release to hold mass celebrations that would highlight the achievements of the organization's leadership. What Hamas wants is water and power, and it wants them now. It is demanding the immediate activation of Israel's Electric Corporation's plan to supply electricity to Gaza.


The impact of the last round of Egyptian mediation efforts will be seen in the weekend protests at the Israel-Gaza border fence: If the violence escalates, Gaza will not accept the Israeli-Egyptian proposal to calm the situation. If the tensions remain at their current levels, there is still room for compromise. At the moment, both sides are one step away from the abyss. One small trigger, and we will find ourselves in a real conflict.


Islamic Jihad was responsible for most of the rocket, anti-tank missiles and sniper attacks carried out in recent months against Israel. Its leaders, who are hiding in the Dahiya neighborhood of Beirut under the leadership of deputy secretary-general Ziad al-Nahla, have decided to renew military activity from the Gaza Strip. The organization's representatives in Gaza also stopped coordinating their military activities with Hamas, as part of a joint war room set up by all the terrorist organizations in the Strip.





Protests on the Gaza border

While Israel is busy negotiating ways to calm tensions in the coastal enclave,

Oh yeah, like what?

Like using sniper fire to calm the Islamist gee-had at the border riots.

Yeah, they have been working that flop for a year. When are they going to try something intelligent?

The Israelis clearly are doing something intelligent; they are protecting their borders from the Islamic gee-had.

Stupid plan is not working.

The israelis cleary have a plan to prevent islamic terrorists from breaching their border. What part of that plan hasn't worked?

 

[P F Tinmore]

Endtimer News.

 

[P F Tinmore]

Oh yeah, like what?

Like using sniper fire to calm the Islamist gee-had at the border riots.

Yeah, they have been working that flop for a year. When are they going to try something intelligent?

The Israelis clearly are doing something intelligent; they are protecting their borders from the Islamic gee-had.

Stupid plan is not working.

The israelis cleary have a plan to prevent islamic terrorists from breaching their border. What part of that plan hasn't worked?

Every time Israel shoots a Palestinian, it is shooting itself in the foot.

 

[Hollie]

Endtimer News.

Stunning concision, as always.

How about something from Islamic terrorist TV?

 

[Sixties Fan]

Like using sniper fire to calm the Islamist gee-had at the border riots.

Yeah, they have been working that flop for a year. When are they going to try something intelligent?

The Israelis clearly are doing something intelligent; they are protecting their borders from the Islamic gee-had.

Stupid plan is not working.

The israelis cleary have a plan to prevent islamic terrorists from breaching their border. What part of that plan hasn't worked?

Every time Israel shoots a Palestinian, it is shooting itself in the foot.

You are really on a losing streak today.

Brainwashed Tinmore is not worth a response. The poor Arabs are dying because of their worthless ideology of "Jews have no rights", and this senseless being can only gloat that one of those terrorists dying is "bad" for Israel.

Ha !

I'll go have some ice cream, instead.