Posted by hebron_1929, at 04:38AM 09/01/08 :
The 'Hebron August 1929 Massacre' by racist Arabs upon Jews
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IsraCast The 'Hebron Massacre'
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Posted by hebron_1929, at 05:01PM 08/20/08 :
(Re: Arabist Jimmy Carter,) Sudan and Israel's suffering of Arab Racism
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(Re: Jimmy Carter,) Sudan and Israel's suffering of Arab Racism
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Posted by hebron_1929, at 11:59AM 07/27/08 :
Townhall.com - The Reality Show
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ISRAEL - PEACE - SURVIVAL, NOT GENOCIDE!
In the beginning...
Israel has always faced genocide, from the moment the Islamo Arab fascist leader, the infamous [later on exposed as Hitler's buddy] Mufti Haj Amin Al Husseini has called, incited, led to "kill the Jews" in the 1920s.
The Mufti, that prior to inciting to "kill the Yahud [Jews]" & leading massacres such as Hebron 1929 and the Farhud in Baghdad 1941, has participated in the massacres and genocide of Christians, the Armenian Genocide that is [http://Armenian-Genocide.org], where 1.5 Million Christians were brutally murdered.
An ally of the Nazi "Fuhrer": Adolph Hitler, and led the Bosnian Muslim SS to commit crimes against Serb Christians in 1943.
They are milestones in the beginning of the attempt of genocide, the massacres of the 1920s, the more notorious among them: the Jerusalem pogroms 1920-21, the Hebron massacre 1929.
So were, time and time again, the open declarations by the Arab wolf-nations that tried again and again to swallow the little Israel lamb, or in their words: to throw the Jews into the sea".
Their self destructive critical rejection of the UN's partition plan in 1948 to have both, a Jewish state alongside an Arab state, was the same ethnic cleansing message, as they were never about being "for their [Arab] people", but rather against the Jews, not to support anything for Palestinian Arabs, but to eradicate any Jewish presence, which is why the Arab world chose so viciously to attack immediately the little re-instated reborn state in it's historic place.
So was their real motivation for adherence to Arab leaders' call at that time: to abandon their homes, only for a "short while" so that the Arab armies could defeat the Jews into the sea.
Bombers Target - Mass Crowds
The term 'Genocide bombers' referring to suicide/homicide bombers, the plague-phenomenon that was pushed mainly by that butcher Egyptian born "Palestinian-made-icon" Yasser Arafat, a well suited term, as the open and clear attempt is "to kill as many unarmed people as possible", that is the clear plan of a "suicide" bomber, packed with explosives, with metal particles/nails etc., their plan: to be detonated in the most crowded of places on unarmed innocent civilians [bus stops, shopping malls, eating places, etc., where the crowds are], the bigger the crowed the "better"… preferably kids.
What they lie to the world about a "struggle"
No matter how hard the international Goliath propaganda, greased by Arab Muslim giants oil, based in the entity called "Palestine" or Pallywood, that it's so called "struggle" is for something supposedly "human" demands, [to which "struggle" in it of itself is already a pure propaganda term, it's intended to make sure you "get it", that it's the weak against the powerful - presumably, when the truth is that the powerful is the "Palestinian" attacker rather, that couldn't care less about his own children that he uses for shields and for human bombs, whereas the real weak is moral Israel, that is the ONLY entity in the middle east, that does care so much for non terrorists Arab deaths,] is null and void in face of the past and present reality of the real danger Israel faces and is up against, a "people" that is supporting parties, ideologies & actions of total crimes against humanity (the real ones, not the propaganda term by the Arab hijacked UN when tarnishing Israel's self defense actions), genocide (Fatah is no "moderate", http://pmw.org.il has been documenting their mainstream education & official PA media of de-legitimization of Israel, hatred of Jews, glorifying mass murder, etc., it's just that Hamas is more extreme), has no legitimacy to lie to the west that it really wants something "human", so it can be closer to it's ultimate desired 'ethnic cleansing' goal.
Such a group of people is overwhelmingly wrong morally and is the only culprit in it's children's plight, in giving them instead of life, a death cult of Jihad, "martyrdom" and instilling racial hatred.
Death Cult upon its own people too [fake "victims"]
Such a group that is willing to kill (via their tactics or directly as in the 'Muhammad Al Dura' affair and more) it's own children for the sake to appear as victims, just how much of "victims", can the Arab 'Palestinians' still be called?
Their [Hamas backed by much of their mainstream] final goal of global domination by radical -Islam
Who guarantees that a [never before in history, a first!] "Palestinian" state given to these Arabs will diminish their desire for global domination and not be another convenient tool towards it?
Or are we to continue to ignore the thousands marching in Gaza for a Caliphate?
What "land"?
Nor is it really all about "land":
1) what "land" did the Arab Muslim attackers/murderers seek to "liberate" before 1948?
3) why don't we pay attention to what they say?
2) the Iranian Islamic Hitler that tries to deny the Holocaust in order to prepare for a new one, has no "borders issues with Israel, still it declares openly to "wipe it off map", if this is not [Islamic] fascism, what is?
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Even [anti Israel propagandist paid by Arab, Islamic lobby] Jimmy Carter admits:
"I recognize that Israel is a wonderful democracy with freedom of speech and equality of treatment under the law between Arab Israelis and Jewish Israelis."
http://edition.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0612/12/acd.02.html
No, they're talking about ethnic cleansing, making "Palestine" Judenrein, free of Jews. And a state born in such sin will never redeem itself. ...
http://www.opinionet.com/article.php?id=2212
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Posted by hebron_1929, at 02:22AM 07/13/08 :
Bishara's legacy - Arab racists, Israeli-Arab citizents in high offices, traitors that stab Israel in the back, siding with the terrorist enemy
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Bishara's legacy [Arab racists, Israeli-Arab citizents in high offices, traitors that stab Israel in the back, siding with the terrorist enemy, siding with the enemy at war that is bend on liminating Israelis, (at least) blocking them from running (again) to seek office in Israel's democracy]
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Posted by hebron_1929, at 12:30PM 06/24/08 :
The usual, GOOD Israel vs EVIL Arab "Palestinians" - The Mistakes That Launched 3000 Rockets
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(the usual, GOOD Israel vs EVIL Arab "Palestinians")
<p>The Mistakes That Launched 3000 Rockets
American Thinker, WA - Jun 17, 2008
<h1>The Mistakes That Launched 3,000 Rockets</h1>
<strong>By</strong> <a href="http://www.americanthinker.com/richard_a_baehr/"><strong>Richard A. Baehr</strong></a><br>
<font face="times new roman,times" size="3">When Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon withdrew 8,000 residents and all of its defense forces from the Gaza Strip in the late summer of 2005, he offered several rationales to support what he called "disengagement." Regrettably, all but one have proven to be illusory. The result has been disastrous -- leading to the creation of a lawless terrorist haven in the Gaza Strip from which the controlling Hamas faction has lobbed thousands of crude rockets indiscriminately into southern Israel, precipitating a new generation of terror attacks against the Jewish state.</font><br /><br /><div><strong><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Demographics</font></strong></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">One argument cited was the need to take the teeming Gaza Strip out of the Israeli-Palestinian demographic equation. It was estimated that some 1.5 million Palestinians live in Gaza, 2.5 million Palestinians live in the West Bank, and one million Arabs lives inside Israel's green line. This population of 5 million Arabs roughly matched Israel's Jewish population of 5 million. Thus, Sharon reasoned, with just the West Bank under Israeli control, the concern that Israeli Jews would soon be a minority between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River appeared less foreboding, or at least not for several decades. </font></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">As it turns out, the demographic scenarios promulgated by those who advocated for an Israeli withdrawal from both Gaza and the West Bank were wildly off the mark. As </font><a href="http://www.jewishpolicycenter.org/article/111"><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">noted by researchers Bennett Zimmerman and Michael Wise in the pages of inFocus Quarterly</font></a><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">, the Palestinian census counters inflated the Palestinian population in the West Bank and Gaza, while also exaggerating the annual population growth rate for the Palestinians. </font></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">In retrospect, the Gaza withdrawal may have lifted the Jewish percentage in the remaining areas under Israeli control, but the move was premature if not completely unnecessary. </font></div><br /><div><strong><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Preventing Terror</font></strong></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">A second rationale was that if Israeli settlers were removed from Gaza, the Israel Defense Force (IDF) would have no civilian population to protect, thereby relieving the army of the need to remain. Gaza, after all, had never been a major source of the suicide bombing attacks that had occurred inside Israel's green line. In fact, throughout the "al-Aqsa intifada" that began in 2000, only one such attack originated in Gaza, when foreign nationals traveling to Israel from Gaza with British passports devastated </font><a href="http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/Government/Communiques/2003/Details+of+April+30-+2003+Tel+Aviv+suicide+bombing.htm"><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Mike's Bar, a popular pub near the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv in 2003</font></a><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">. The IDF had simply erected a fence to surround Gaza, preventing untold numbers of suicide attacks. </font></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">In the years since its 2005 withdrawal, the IDF has learned a difficult lesson: suicide bombing is not the only way for terrorist to inflict harm upon Israeli civilians. Indeed, a fence cannot prevent projectiles such as rockets, missiles, or mortars aimed at close-by Israeli communities. </font></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">These attacks began soon after the Gaza fence was completed in 2001, but increased substantially year after year. Over the last seven years, Palestinian </font><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Number_of_Morter_and_Rocket_Attacks_2001_to_early_2008V2.jpg"><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">rockets have become increasingly lethal, with longer trajectories</font></a><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">. Conservative estimates suggest that </font><a href="http://www.jewishpolicycenter.org/prr/history.php"><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">3,000 rockets have been fired into Israel</font></a><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">, not to mention mortars and missiles. The rockets now reach Ashkelon, a city of over 100,000 people, with key infrastructure, including a major Israeli port. </font></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">It is unclear whether Israel assumed that the Palestinian Authority would want to keep a lid on rocket fire from Gaza, since a period of "quiet" might encourage further Israeli withdrawals from the West Bank. If this ever was the case, things certainly changed in June 2007, when </font><a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2007/06/15/opinion/15fri1.html"><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Hamas' one week military coup</font></a><font face="times new roman,times" size="3"> decimated the PA's grip on power in Gaza. Since then, rockets have been landing at an increasingly rapid rate.</font></div><br /><div><strong><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Public Relations</font></strong></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">A third rationale for Gaza disengagement was that Israel, often maligned in the mainstream media, would win a public relations victory from its unilateral withdrawal. This was wishful thinking. While the media has occasionally heaped scorn upon Hamas for its indiscriminate rocket attacks, the disengagement has done little to improve Israel's steady drubbing when it defends itself. </font></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Sadly, the occasional criticism of Hamas violence seems to suggest that indiscriminate attacks on Israeli civilian targets were somehow more justified during the period when Israel controlled Gaza. Meanwhile, Israel is still castigated by the United Nations, left-leaning Human Rights groups and NGOs, and, of course, the Arab League and the Organization of the Islamic Conference. These groups can no longer castigate Israel for occupying the Gaza Strip so they now level new charges of collective punishment against Palestinian civilians in Gaza, when Israel responds with military operations in the areas where the rockets are launched. </font></div><br /><div><strong><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">A Gesture For Peace</font></strong></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">A fourth rationale for the Gaza withdrawal was that it would lead to an improved atmosphere between Israel and the PA, and perhaps nudge both parties towards negotiating peace. The Olmert and Abbas governments are now busy negotiating a </font><a href="http://jpundit.typepad.com/jci/2008/03/a-shelf-agreeme.html"><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">"shelf" agreement</font></a><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">, but it is one in which even the most </font><a href="http://www.washingtoninstitute.org/templateC06.php?CID=1139"><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">ardent peace pundits have little to no faith</font></a><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">. </font></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">There are currently two Palestinian entities: Hamastan in Gaza, and the PA under Mahmoud Abbas, which maintains only tenuous control in the West Bank. If not for a steady IDF presence, analysts believe Hamas could easily take over. The PA is negotiating with Israel as if it controls Gaza , and Israel plays along. Only, </font><a href="/2008/03/the_palestinians_have_no_inter.html"><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Hamas is as much at war with the PA</font></a><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">, as they are with Israel. </font></div><br /><div><strong><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Let Gazans Control Their Destiny</font></strong></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">The final rationale for the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza in 2005 may prove to be the only one with validity. Optimists viewed Palestinian "sovereignty" in Gaza as a way for the Palestinians to demonstrate that, once in control of their own destiny, Gazans could take responsibility for their quality of life and their economic condition. </font></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">At least in one way, this has been a successful experiment. Hamas has demonstrated ingenuity in two areas: construction of smuggling tunnels under the border crossing between Egypt's Sinai Peninsula and Gaza, and mass-producing rockets with more precise targeting ability, greater firing range, and more destructive capability. While both endeavors have increased Hamas' ability to strike at Israeli civilians, they have done little to help the Palestinian national cause. By their own admission, </font><a href="http://www.spiegel.de/international/0,1518,455254,00.html"><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Gazans are awash in misery and poverty</font></a><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">.</font></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Before its landslide electoral victory in 2006, Hamas was described by naïve observers as the one Palestinian group free of corruption. Compared to the ossified and corrupt Fatah party, Hamas could claim that it was the good government party, particularly since it had been providing social services to Palestinians through its da'wa (outreach) system for years. </font></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Since the election Hamas has proven that feeding the hungry, clothing the poor, and providing medicines to the sick are among its lowest priorities. Rather, Hamas has focused all of its resources on attacking Israel - and even Fatah. </font></div><br /><div><strong><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Lessons Learned</font></strong></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">There are two painful lessons that can be learned from the daily rocket fire on Sderot, Ashkelon, and other population centers in Israel's south. First, Israeli gestures of good will signal weakness, and can lead to greater Palestinian hostility and violence. Second, half measures never solve any underlying problems. </font></div><br /><div><font face="times new roman,times" size="3">Indeed, every one of the rationales for the 2005 disengagement envisioned a quiet border, and an improved security situation. Hopefully, the Israelis have learned two more lessons from the Gaza situation: know your enemy, and no more wishful thinking. </font></div><br /><div><em><font face="times new roman,times" size="2"><strong>Richard Baehr is political director of American Thinker.</strong></font></em></div>
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http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/06/the_mistakes_that_launched_300.html
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Posted by hebron_1929, at 11:59PM 06/11/08 :
Israeli on Arab TV: Jerusalem Was Ours When Muslims [still] Worshipped Idols
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Israeli on Arab TV: Jerusalem Was Ours When Muslims [still] Worshipped Idols
INN ^ | 06/04/08,
Israeli on Arab TV: J'lem Was Ours When Moslems Worshipped Idols ... Jerusalem is our city forever and is not an issue for you, for Al Jazeera or for anyone ...Dr. Kedar: "Jerusalem is not mentioned in the Koran even once. You can't rewrite the Koran on air on Al Jazeera."...
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Posted by hebron_1929, at 06:29PM 06/04/08 and by 1 others:
AP Video: Clinton Defends Obama's Support of Israel [Israel's survival against Arab racism & Islamofascism's genocide, terrorism & tyranny]
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AP Video: Clinton Defends Obama's Support of Israel [Israel's survival against Arab racism & Islamofascism's genocide, terrorism & tyranny]
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