Posts Tagged ‘Anti-Israel’

The last couple of days have provided two perfect examples of the Islamocrat tendency to blame others for their ills – usually others, who (in their paranoid, delusional folklore) are exceedingly rich, secretly run the world, have big noses, long beards and live in Israel.

First we have rotund Hezbollah Top Turban- the tubby, jovial-looking Hassan Nasrallah (have you ever noticed that most of the Shia Mullahs tend to be rather, er better fed than their followers?) who, in the aftermath of the Lebanese ambush of Israeli soldiers near the Northern border on Monday, blamed ‘Israel’ for the assassination of former prime minister Rafik al-Hariri.

In fact, much of the evidence and suspicion points to Hezbollah itself).

Then there’s the Supreme Deflector-in -Chief himself; the cuddly, lovable President of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Fresh from a reported attempt on his life yesterday, when what appeared to be a bomb exploded near his motorcade, he attempted to play it down as high spritited play by an, um, ‘overenthusiastic supporter’.

Whereas a couple of days ago he said in a televised speech that “Stupid Zionists* have hired mercenaries to assassinate me,”.

Or perhaps, Mahmoud, it just might be that an overwhelming majority of Iranians despise you and your sadistic, bloodthirsty government; and wish you dead?

*The term Islamic supremacists and their lefty enablers like to think they can use as a euphemism for ‘Jews’, to sidestep the opprobium of normal people.

Shimon Peres claims that the English are anti-Semitic. He is wide of the mark, scapegoating a whole nation for the actions of a vocal and powerful minority:

Shimon Peres said England was “deeply pro-Arab … and anti-Israeli”, adding: “They always worked against us.”
He added: “There is in England a saying that an anti-Semite is someone who hates the Jews more than is necessary.”

His remarks, made in an interview on a Jewish website, provoked anger from senior MPs and Jewish leaders who said the 87-year-old president had “got it wrong”. But other groups backed the former Israeli prime minister and said the number of anti-semitic incidents had risen dramatically in the UK in recent years. Read the rest of this entry »

A simple letter. A plea.

A perfect encapsulation of the hypocrisy, Taqiyya and lies faced by Israel as she tries in good faith – and desparate frustration – to negotiate peace with the treacherous, two-faced ‘Palestinians’; and of the impotency and utter irrelevancy of the UN (because you just know that it will fall on deaf ears).

Reproduced below is the communiqué sent yesterday by Gavriel Shalev, Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations, to Ban Ki Moon:

H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon
Secretary General
United Nations
New York

Excellency,

Less than 24 hours after an encouraging development related to the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians, we were reminded by the enemies of peace of the realities on the ground.

It is with grave concern that I write to you in order to inform you that shortly after 8:30 AM today, a Grad-type katyusha rocket was fired from the northern Gaza Strip town of Beit Hanoun. The rocket landed in the major southern Israeli city of Ashkelon. Less than four hours later, two mortar shells were fired from the Gaza Strip and his the Sha’ar Hanegev region.

The continuous attacks against Israel are an alarming reminder of the dangers emanating from the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip. While Israel holds the Hamas terrorist organization responsible for these attacks, such dangerous provocations also serve as a warning that unimpeded arms transfers and smuggling into the Gaza Strip, as well as the subsequent attacks against Israel and its citizens, pose a grave threat to peace and security.

In response to the escalating threat of terrorism, Israel will exercise its right of self-defense and will continue to take all necessary measures to protect its citizens. These recent attacks on southern Israel from the Gaza Strip seriously violate international law and should be adequately addressed and condemned by the international community.

In order to fully address this matter, I wish to inform you that this identical letter has been sent to H.E. Ms. U. Joy Ogwu, President of the United Nations Security Council, to be circulated as an official document of the Security Council.

Allow me, Excellency, to renew to you the assurances of my highest consideration.

Yours truly,
Gavriel Shalev
Ambassador
Permanent Representative

Read it and weep.

The left-leaning Israeli newspaper Haaretz is today carrying advertising for a book called ‘Midnight on the Mavi Marmara’ by one Moustafa Bayoumi, from an outfit called O/R Books.

It describes itself thus: “a new type of publishing company…embraces progressive change in politics, culture and the way we do business. Our list is highly selective….”

It certainly is. Among other titles is a hatchet job on Operation Cast Lead by well-known self-loathing Jew Norman Finkelstein, entitled ‘This Time We Went Too Far – Truth and Consequences Of The Gaza Invasion.’

Other titles include anti-capitalist tomes on BP/Deepwater and ‘Going Rouge – Sarah Palin – an American Nightmare’

Some Israelis will simply shrug their shoulders and say “it’s Haaretz, what do you expect?”. But we thought this was appallingly unprincipled.

Take a look for yourselves, but use this link, which doesn’t give them any revenue:

Haaretz, this isn’t about free speech. In Israel you can and should be able to say what you like about your country (and you frequently do). We can have no qualms with that.

But you need to hang your heads in shame for pimping the venom of those that would destroy that country in a heartbeat if they could; for click money.

A very dark day for British justice:

Five activists who caused £180,000 damage to an arms factory were acquitted after they argued they were seeking to prevent Israeli war crimes.

The five were jubilant after a jury found them not guilty of conspiring to cause criminal damage to the factory on the outskirts of Brighton.

The five admitted they had broken in and sabotaged the factory, but argued they were legally justified in doing so.

They believed that EDO MBM, the firm that owns the factory, was breaking export regulations by manufacturing and selling to the Israelis military equipment which would be used in the occupied territories. They wanted to slow down the manufacture of these components, and impede what they believed were war crimes being committed by Israel against the Palestinians. Read the rest of this entry »