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- Syrian Slander
March 9, 2010Immediately following the devastating earthquake in Haiti, Israel flew an incredible amount of doctors and equipment there (more so than any other country, proportionately speaking)—some of the best and most advanced technology—and made an incredible difference in the aftermath. While most critics of Israel at least acknowledged the humanitarianism and generosity of the country, there are [...]
- More Blatant Reuters Bias
March 5, 2010I couldn’t help but seethe as I read a recent “news alert” from Reuters AlertNet, loaded with an unbelievable amount of spin and bias. The story involves Muslims hurling rocks at Jews from above, as the Jews pray below harmlessly at the Western Wall. Note that these large rocks (sometimes euphemized as “stones”) can cause—and have [...]
- Dubai Police Chief Should “Be Ashamed” Of His Moral Confusion
February 28, 2010CNN is reporting that the Dubai police chief said that the Mossad “needs to be ashamed” after the assassination Mahmoud al-Mabhouh. His statement was: The Mossad needs to be ashamed of its actions… They sent 26, 27 persons to assassinate one man who was involved in the capturing and killing of two Israeli solders. So, let me [...]
- The Epitome of Hypocrisy
February 24, 2010Naked Emperor News has compiled what has to be one of the most hearty meals of crow that the Dems are going to have to eat right now, as they all continue to babble on about using the “nuclear option” to ram their corpulent health care obscenity through Congress. This beautiful compilation includes an all-star cast [...]
- Muslim Students at UC Irvine Twist “Free Speech”
February 21, 2010About two weeks ago, Michael Oren, the Israeli ambassador to the United States came to the University of California at Irvine to speak, by invitation of the university’s faculty. Muslim hecklers in the crowd interrupted him almost a dozen times, to the point where Professor Mark Petracca, chairman of the university’s Political Science department, issued [...]
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Egypt’s “Apartheid Wall”
Herbert I. London wrote a great post for the HudsonNY blog, entitled “Egyptian Chutzpah“, in which he discusses Egypt’s new “apartheid wall” initiative. Of course, they wouldn’t call it an “apartheid wall”—that distinction apparently only applies when it’s done by Israel. Nevertheless, it’s the exact same thing (a wall) for the exact same reason... »
Hamas To Line Gaza Border With Humans
The Jerusalem Post is reporting that Hamas is planning to line their Gazan border with humans, effectively creating a human civilian shield behind which they can continue to launch their missiles and under which they can dig smuggling tunnels into Israel. Of course, you won’t find this in any UN report… The army learned recently of... »
Gaza: A Reminder
Tom Gross gives us a great photo journal reminder of the forcible evacuation of Jews from Gaza and the disgusting animalistic self-destructivist riots that the Palestinians engaged in during and after the evacuation. He also provides some links on that page to other related photo journals, one of which is a must-see for everyone who... »
CNN grills Netanyahu on Israeli ‘War Crimes’
Tom Gross brings us this great example of CNN’s anti-Israel bias and their complete and utter antipathy towards Israel’s state of living under constant terror and attack from Hamas: Below is a transcript of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s interview on CNN yesterday, in which he is repeatedly asked by Wolf Blitzer about Israeli “war... »
UN Goldstone Report Gathers More Critics
The United Nations’ anti-Israel, biased Goldstone Report is still generating press. In the latest news, the Washington Post is reporting that the United States has rejected a UN proposal to compel Israel and Hamas to conduct internal investigations in response to their travesty of a report, under threat of facing possible prosecution in an international... »
The UN Goldstone Report
The United Nations Human Rights Council commissioned a “fact-finding” report for the Gaza conflict, headed up by Richard Goldstone, which is somewhat analogous to Elmer Fudd hunting unicorns, although the likelihood of Elmer Fudd finding unicorns is probably much greater than the likelihood of the UN HRC finding “facts” in Gaza. Sure enough, the “facts”... »
UN Omits Holocaust From Gaza Classrooms
Here’s a bizarre story. Reuters is reporting that Hamas condemned the United Nations for teaching Palestinian children in Gaza about the Holocaust. The normal, expected response in a sane world should be the United Nations stating that their representation of the global community mandates them with the responsibility to be true to history, as well... »
Palestinians Killing Palestinians
In what the Jerusalem Post calls the worst clashes since Hamas drove the Fatah-dominated Palestinian Authority out of Gaza two years ago, Hamas and a hitherto-unknown group, Jund Ansar Allah (“Soldiers of the Companions of God”), had an all-out battle at a mosque, resulting in 28 Palestinians killed and more than 120 wounded. (And, of course,... »
West Bank Flourishing
Michael B. Oren, Israel’s ambassador to the United States, has written an article in the Wall Street Journal today describing the surprising economic situation in the West Bank. It begins: Imagine an annual economic growth rate of 7%, declining unemployment, a thriving tourism industry, and a 24% hike in the average daily wage. Where in... »
The New York Times: Just the Facts?
New York Times coverage often supports the Palestinian narrative without placing events in greater context. Headlines, eyewitness accounts, and images depicted the Gaza conflict as Israeli aggression against Palestinian civilians. Settlements are misrepresented by having images of tiny outposts accompany articles about settlements. Issues such as Palestinian incitement are downplayed or ignored. »
Obama Trend Continues: U.S. Condemns Israel
In what seems to be the solidifying policy of Obama’s administration, the United States has struck yet another blow against its supposed “friend”, Israel. The State Department lashed out against Israel for evicting a couple of Palestinian families who were squatting on Jerusalem land that clearly belonged to others (unfortunately the “others” in this... »
There WAS an Agreement On The Settlements
Elliot Abrams, a senior fellow for Middle Eastern Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, and a U.S. official who handled Middle East affairs at the National Security Council from 2001 to 2009, has written a forceful op-ed piece in today’s Wall Street Journal on the agreement between the United States and Israel on... »
Netanyahu’s Response To Obama
So, as the AP reported today, Bibi Netanyahu has finally given his long-anticipated speech in response to Obama’s “address to the Muslim world”. A good friend, DMB, has summed up Netanhayu’s gameplan very nicely as follows: A demilitarized Palestinian state. No new settlements. Natural growth to continue in existing settlements. No Palestinian “right of return” in Israel. No dividing Jerusalem. To... »
Gazan Disillusionment
The Christian Science Monitor reports that Gazans are growing increasingly frustrated with Hamas. A bit slow on the uptake, they are finally now realizing that electing terrorists to run your country might not ingratiate you with your neighbors nor gain any favor in the world’s eyes. The report states: According to recent polls, the majority of... »