War Against Patriots Must End!
by Gavriel Queenann
Knesset
Law and Justice Committee chairman MK David Rotem told senior officials
Thursday that he expects police and other law enforcement authorities to play
by the rules of the justice system and refrain from using 'administrative
orders.'
Rotem's
comments came after IDF Central Command boss Maj. Gen. Avi Mizrahi ordered that
12 nationalist activists be notified of their temporary expulsion from Judea
and Samaria for periods ranging from 3 to 9 months.
Mizrachi
cited 'suspicion' that those exiled from their homes had been involved in
planning and executing violent attacks on Arabs in the region as his grounds
for the order.
The
IDF has consistently used so-called 'distancing' orders as a means of targeting
nationalist activists in Judea and Samaria in cases where no evidence of
wrong-doing can be produced.
Rights
observers note that issuing extrajudicial orders against citizens merely suspected
of criminal acts is a gross violation of the fundamental right to due process
and a common tactic employed by totalitarian police states.
Haim
Rahamim, head of the investigations and intelligence wing of the Judea and
Samaria District in the West Bank, admitted to Rotem's committee that the
Israel Police had been unsuccessful running undercover officers in the region
and struggled to obtain sufficient evidence to make their cases in court.
Ministry
of Justice representative Attorney Karen Dahari openly admitted nationalist
activists had been systematically targeted with extrajudicial orders when
police failed to make their cases in court…
Food for Thought. by
Steven Shamrak
Successful people in politics or business know that with proper planning
and persistence any goal is achievable. Israel and Jewish communities need true
political and religious leadership, not self-serving chameleons!
US Withdrawal to the Kingdom “Not
Too Far Away”
The first of 9,000 incoming
A Hamas official slammed
Jordan’s King Abdullah and said his fate will be similar to that of former
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. Mustafa Sawaf, editor-in-chief of the
Gaza-based, Hamas-affiliated paper Felesteen, criticized the King for
his support of the renewed talks between Israeli and Palestinian Authority
officials.
Cruel but Effective
anti-Islamic Terror Action
Russian Navy commandos
captured a Somalian pirate ship shortly after the pirates had captured a
Russian oil tanker. The Euro Union navy that patrols these waters would not
interfere because they feared there could be casualties. After soldiers freed
their compatriots and the tanker, Russian Navy commandos moved the pirates back
to their own (pirate) ship and then sank the pirate ship along with the pirates
and without any court proceedings, lawyers etc. They used the anti-piracy laws
of the 18th and 19th centuries where the captain of the rescuing ship has the
right to decide what to do with the pirates.
Usually, they were hung. (KGB used quite
successfully a similar tactic against kidnapped
foreigners during the civil war in Lebanon)
According
to a recent poll, Likud voters overwhelmingly support the so-called Outpost Law
aimed at normalising the status of threatened
communities in
Hypocrisy of the Headlines:
“
They
Hate Each Other even More
Iraq's security
situation continues to worsen in the wake of the Obama administration's pullout
of US forces. A coordinated wave of bombings targeting Shiite Muslims killed at
least 78 people last Thursday.
Mind Your Own Business
One
day after a mysterious assassination
of an Iranian nuclear scientist, U.S. President Barack Obama called
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on the phone and reportedly wanted
explanations. The U.S. reportedly wants Israel to refrain from attacking Iran
and to coordinate all Iran-related actions with Washington. (Lives of Israelis are under the threat from nuclear Iran!
Obama, so-called of Israel, was too quick to proclaim the US was not involved
in attack. The US quite often ignores Israel’s warnings and advise. Why should
Israel listen to others when Israel’s national security on line?)
Muslim Brotherhood Denies it Will Uphold Peace Treaty
Egypt’s Muslim
Brotherhood denied on Saturday that it plans to uphold the peace treaty that
was signed between Israel and Egypt in 1979. According to the report, the
Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party, which won the recent elections in
Egypt, told Arab media that the final decision on the matter is in the hands of
the Egyptian people. The denial comes few days after the US State Department
Victora Nuland had told reporters
that the Muslim Brotherhood assured Washington it would uphold extant
diplomatic accords, including the 1979 Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty signed by
Anwar al-Sadat and Menachem Begin. (This is another
web of lies and deception. Israel has no partner with who to make peace!)
Quote of the Week:
“The maximum any Israeli government can offer is
less than the minimum any Palestinian leader can accept. The real gap between
both sides is much greater than perceived, and that gap is growing” - Maj.-Gen. (res.) Giora Eiland, former head of the National Security
Council, 2009
Why is
by Steven Shamrak,
2.04.03
Various large scale world atrocities and conflicts
have occurred in the past few years: Saddam's annihilation of the Kurds,
Syria's brutal occupation of Lebanon, East Timor, Tibet, Kosovo, Bosnia,
Chechnya, conflict between India and Pakistan, North Korea, War in the Congo
and Rwanda, Kashmir, Northern Ireland, Cyprus, Bali, massacres in Algeria,
Nigeria, Somalia, Sudan, Zimbabwe, Indonesia, Philippines, West China, Bask
region in Spain and France, Syria, the Lebanese civil war, and the Iran-Iraq
conflict. The majority of the conflicts are instigated by Muslims against
fellow Muslims or other ethnic and religious minorities.
There are many nations around the globe who once had
their own statehood. They still maintain their unique national identity,
culture, language and connection with the land:
The population of the Kurdish people is almost 35
million. Their homeland,
Basks, the ancient people of
Addressing the question of
The war in central