Killing Their
Own Arab Children.
by Ze'ev Schiff, (Ha'aretz).
In recent Hamas-Fatah clashes, children have been
deliberately killed. Last month, the three small children of Fatah General
Intelligence officer Baha Balusha were murdered while traveling to school in
their father's car. Last week, Hamas attacked the home of a senior official in
Fatah's Preventive Security Service, Mohammed Gharib. The officer begged the
assailants to spare him and his young daughters; however, they killed him and
four of his bodyguards, and seriously wounded his daughters.
A few months
ago, the earth shook when Palestinian civilians were killed by the IDF's
misguided artillery fire on Beit Hanun. Tempers ran high in the UN, and some in
Israel demanded that an international commission of inquiry be established.
When Palestinians kill Arab Palestinian children – deliberately, not by
accident - no criticism is heard. Perhaps the professional critics consider
such incidents too minor.
Food for Thought. by Steven Shamrak
Many of my critics have been demanding
‘academic’ references that would support and prove the ideas I present. None of
them offer and withstand the same scrutiny!
Zionist Spirit is Alive. According to the Interior Ministry, there were 268,379 Israelis living
in the West Bank at the end of 2006, compared with 253,748 in 2005, a 5.8%
increase.
Why is Israel not Allowed the Same Freedom of
Action? Five helicopters carried US
forces to pre-dawn a raid of the Iranian mission (diplomatically protected
territory) in the N.Iraqi town of Irbil. They were dropped on the roof, while
armored vehicles encircled the building. Five Iranian diplomatic staff members
were detained and documents and computers impounded. (Israel is
always restrained and criticized by the International community for any
defensive actions against her enemies. Anyone else is allowed to do anything
they like!)
Mubarak, Rockets Shouldn't Stop Peace. Mubarak has shown no respect for Israeli suffering by saying:
"These Kassam rockets, they'll fire them every other day,"
"Shall we stop the peace process because one or two individuals fire
rockets? We must proceed with the peace process," Egypt is considered by
Washington to be a moderate Arab State and a U.S. ally in the region. (What a hideous
statement!)
Unstoppable Idiocy. Minister Avigdor Lieberman says the Arabs agree tacitly to trade
Arab-populated areas inside Israel for Jewish-populated ones in Judea and
Samaria. Israeli-Arabs are not included in this consensus. ('Silent'
agreement? Liberman is another camouflaged traitor. Trading Jewish land for
Jewish land in Judea and Samaria is not an option. Arabs still 'silently'
support the "Step Plan" for the destruction of Israel!)
Jerusalem Churches Call. In a message to all the ‘Palestinian people’, Jerusalem
church leaders alarmed at worsening relations between two main political
parties are calling for an end to violence and an urgent return to the “real
priorities” of Palestinians. “The time has come for an all-out effort to unite
our people and so concentrate on working for independence together,” leaders of
13 different churches in Jerusalem said. (The hidden
messages: Stop fighting among yourself, focus on killing Jews!)
Quote of the Week:
"Do to Bush whatever you want, and
we wish you success... We are fighting the Americans and hate the Americans
more than you!" - Fatah leader Abu Ali Shahin, responded to a statement by
al-Qaeda's deputy leader, Ayman al-Zawahri, criticizing Fatah leaders for
contacts with the U.S.
Carter's One-sidedness. Fourteen members of a Carter Center advisory board
quit in protest of Jimmy Carter's latest book. They wrote that the former
president had "clearly abandoned your historic role of broker, in favor of
becoming an advocate for one side", citing his stance on the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict, as well as his statements since its publication. The center has an
annual operating budget of $36 million, from donations by individuals,
foundations and corporations. (Donations must be stopped!)
War Between Clans. The clash that erupted in
the Sabra district of Gaza Saturday, Jan. 6, had all the hallmarks of clan
combat between the pro-Hamas Deri and the pro-Fatah Durmush families. Three
Deiri gunmen were killed, two of them members of the Hamas special force. The
Durmush clan commands the Army of Islam, the operational arm of al Qaeda in the
Gaza Strip. (In
order to remove this rubbish from Jewish land we need the effort of only one
army. IDF can perform this task easily. However, the political will to do so is
essential!)
We are All in the Same
Boat. A leading mosque in London
is selling DVDs that proclaim the coming mass extermination of Jews around the
world on a "day of judgment." It also attacks Christian groups and
the United Nations.
The Cost of Cease-fire. Twenty-eight
houses belonging to the founders of Kibbutz Nir-Am have been damaged by
Palestinian rocket fire from Gaza during the cease-fire. The rockets shattered
windows and doors on the kibbutz, compelling elderly people of eighty years old
and up, those who founded the state, to leave their homes in the freezing cold.
More than anything, the rockets shattered their faith.
Hamas
Government in Kidnapping Business. The Hamas terrorist
organization, the ruling faction of the Palestinian Authority, proposed trading
a video of a kidnapped IDF soldier for imprisoned Arab terrorists. (When a government
is officially involved in kidnapping and
terror, like all previous PA governments, it became the government of the
terror state. It is time to find an alternative solution to ‘Road to Nowhere’!)
Jewish Contribution to Humanity.
Sir Ernst Boris Chain (June, 1906 – Augest, 1970) was a 1945
co-recipient of the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for his work on penicilin. He was born in Berlin. After the
Nazis came to power, he left Germany in 1933 and moved to England.
Israel
Government is still Playing Stupid. Arab
family reunification has allowed 38 suicide bombers to enter Israel, resulting
in 14
of suicide bombings. A Shin Bet official called on the Knesset Internal Affairs and Environment Committee to extend a ban
on family reunification, which allows PA Arabs to become Israeli citizens
through marriage. (Why not move them all out of Israel?)
Arab’s
‘Good-Will’ Effort. Bahrain, the Gulf state, revoked the
citizenship of Kenyan-born Mushir Salem Jawwar after he won last week’s
Tiberias Marathon in Israel.
When
Police Become the Enemy of the People. Some 150 Jews
marched towards the hostile Arab village of Tzurif. "If the police and
army won't protect us, we'll have to do it ourselves," they said. The
police arrested two people, including Nadia Matar, co-head of the Women in
Green organization. Many witnesses said that they dragged her roughly over the
ground and beat her.
From Democracy to Paranoid Dictatorship.
Israel's parliament has approved draconian measures
against Jewish opponents of the government's withdrawal policy without being
allowed to read the document. The government measures were approved by a
special Knesset committee in late 2005 in a closed session. Attorney General
Menachem Mazuz, who helped draft the proposals allowed only one parliamentarian to review the document,
which enabled the detention of thousands of people, many of them without formal
charges.
"A fight that is
ideologically-motivated causes all parties involved to become more
radical," Mazuz told the Israel Bar Association in May 2005.
"I received a
complaint that the police have issued draconian guidelines to act in a certain
way against demonstrators," Michael Eitan, then chairman of the Constitution and
Law Committee, said. "And there
is a prosecution policy that was especially tailored to repress the
demonstrators and to harm their rights."
"They arrested people
collectively," attorney Gadi Tal said. "No judge checked to see the evidence up front. The worst cases were
during the Disengagement: A minor sat a week in jail with no indictment issued
against him.
The State Prosecutor has acknowledged that
authorities have operated in accordance to the secret guidelines. A spokeswoman
said the guidelines remain classified nearly 18
months after the withdrawal.
"The judges do not
throw out cases on the basis of 'de minimus'" attorney Eytan Lehman,
referring to the principle that the judicial system does not prosecute trivial
charges, said. "They rely on
the authority of the prosecutor and his judgement. There is no supervision in
the attorney general's office as to whether they abided by the guidelines or
not." (Intellectual and
psychological problems of leadership results in the inability to make right
decisions, paranoia and eventually will result in tyrannic dictatorship.)