Who Are The Palestinians? Part 2

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Palestinians clashed with security forces in Ramallah on Saturday in the third day of protests following the death of a prominent critic of the Palestinian Authority, who died earlier this week in PA custody.

Nizar Banat, known for his biting videos on social media, died on Thursday after being arrested by officers in the Palestinian security services.

According to Banat’s family members, they witnessed him being viciously beaten for eight minutes straight before officers dragged him off.

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in downtown Ramallah’s al-Manara Circle to demonstrate against Banat’s death and call for the end of PA President Mahmoud Abbas’s 16-year reign.

“The people want the fall of the regime,” protesters chanted, a hallmark of the revolutionary 2011 protests that swept the Arab world. “Get out, leave us be.”

(full article online)

 
Hollie

Hizballah kicked Israel out of Lebanon and did not take over the government.
Strange how facts so often escape your notice.


Lebanese President Michel Aoun and Hezbollah remain at loggerheads over the formation of a new government. The dispute has now entered its eighth month and the country is slowly tiptoeing towards a financial crisis.
Little known fact about Hezbollah. Lebanon was planning to rebuild a synagogue that was damaged during the war. Hezbollah voted in favor of the project.
Do you have a youtube video?
Commenting on a recent project for rebuilding the Maghen Abraham Synagogue in Beirut, Hussein Rahhal, a spokesman for Hezbollah said that the group supported the restoration of the synagogue: "We respect the Jewish religion just like we do Christianity.... The Jews have always lived among us.

 
Before his death, Abu-Ya’akob confessed to the people who had purchased the land from him about the way the Palestinian Authority coerced him to sign the affidavit that led to the cancellation of the deal. Makor Rishon obtained the content of the confession in which Abu-Ya’akob revealed the PA’s brutal actions and apologizes to the buyers for the damage he caused them. In the confession, he singles out attorney Yunis as the man who represented him in court with a false claim.

(full article online)

 
Host: “If you saw a Jew would you hit him?”
#Gaza Child: “I’d kill him”

This is what teaching violence looks like. Watch how this popular YouTuber encourages children in Gaza to “stomp” on #Israel, dehumanizes Jews, and praises violence.


 
You want to know why theres not peace? Because this is what the people of #Gaza are celebrating. They don’t want to peace in peace they want the elimination of the other...it’s THEM who want ethnic cleansing, not Israel.

 
Hollie

Hizballah kicked Israel out of Lebanon and did not take over the government.
Strange how facts so often escape your notice.


Lebanese President Michel Aoun and Hezbollah remain at loggerheads over the formation of a new government. The dispute has now entered its eighth month and the country is slowly tiptoeing towards a financial crisis.
Little known fact about Hezbollah. Lebanon was planning to rebuild a synagogue that was damaged during the war. Hezbollah voted in favor of the project.
Do you have a youtube video?
Commenting on a recent project for rebuilding the Maghen Abraham Synagogue in Beirut, Hussein Rahhal, a spokesman for Hezbollah said that the group supported the restoration of the synagogue: "We respect the Jewish religion just like we do Christianity.... The Jews have always lived among us.

“The Jews have always lived among us.”

Yeah,. Living a tenuous existence as a dhimmi was a party.

Flail your Pom Poms for Islamist fascism.
 
Ramallah News adds that Haniyeh met with the "Presidency of the Republic, the Presidency of Parliament and the Presidency of the Government."

It is clear that Haniyeh is being treated as a national leader by the Lebanese government.

Which makes one wonder why the world - including the US - has been sending money to bolster the Lebanese Army.

(full article online)

 
There were numerous suicide bombings by childrenduring the second intifada, and more attempts that weren't successful.

This year, some of the "children" killed in the May war were identified as members of Hamas and other groups.

It continues this year, as the Islamic Jihad and Hamas summer camps are in full session and they are proudly publishing their photos.

Hamas:











Yet the world media and human rights NGOs are silent. There is nothing about Hamas or Islamic Jihad on HRW's Child Soldiers page or UNICEF's site on the topic.

(full article online)

 
It's easier to tell stories about Arab victims than to explain that the reason that the conflict continues is because the Palestinians and their leaders have consistently refused every offer of compromise that might have led to peace over the last century. For the editors and reporters at the Times, the refusals of PLO chief Yasser Arafat and his successor, Mahmoud Abbas, of Israeli offers of statehood and peace in the last two decades are as remote as similar decisions that occurred throughout the 20th century.

Well known as a kleptocracy that exists by fraud and criminality, and which also does its best to suppress any independent economic development or efforts to create good government, the PA is a criminal enterprise disguised as a nationalist movement. It provides income for many Palestinians in the same way that corrupt political machines have always done so. The price for their limited largess, however, is obedience to the party and its leader.

Yet those who weep crocodile tears for civilians killed as a result of Israeli counterattacks against Hamas rocket and missile fire are mum about anything that Abbas or Hamas does.

By contrast, Arabs who live in Israel enjoy not only democracy, including the right to vote, but hold seats in the Knesset and are now represented in the current government coalition, as well remain equal under the law, as opposed to being widely and falsely depicted as living under "apartheid."

(full article online)

 
Fatah is releasing statement after statement to deflect or justify the police brutally attacking protesters this weekend.

Majed al-Helou, member of the Fatah Revolutionary Council said that "the occupation is the only beneficiary of the state of chaos that some seek to provoke in the Palestinian street, and the Fatah movement is resistant to conspiracies targeting our national project."

Muwaffaq Sehwil, secretary of Fatah in Ramallah, said that Fatah will remain vigilant, and will not stand idly by in the face of attempts to shed Palestinian blood, saying that the protesters had "non-national agendas."

(full article online)

 

Palestinian American Comedian, Jennifer Jajeh Speaks of the challenges she is facing as a Comedian​


 
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