Mahmoud Abbas refuses to accept Israel as ‘Jewish’

In an unsurprising turn of events, Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas (Al Fatah) has publicly declared he will not accept Israel as a Jewish state, using the excuse that it is «not my business to define Israel».

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Israel trusted Arafat
Published: March 23, 2009

Yasser Arafat (leader of Al Fatah and the PLO) sent the following message to to Israeli Prime Minister Yitzak Rabin, in a letter dated 9th of September 1993:

«The PLO recognizes the right of the State of Israel to exist in peace and security.The PLO accepts United Nations Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338».

Billions of USD given to the PLO

The International community has given the PLO billions of USD, and forced Israel to give them self-rule in many towns in Samaria and Judea, the Biblical heartland of Israel, the so called West bank.

The state of Israel can no longer be sure, that Al Fatah and PLO can be trusted. If the IDF hand over their Biblical heartland to the PLO, Radical Islam will soon take over, and use this area to fire rockets into civilian populated areas like Tel Aviv.

NATO-member Turkey and Syria in joint military drill

Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad are good friends and enemies of Israel.

ANKARA: On Monday Turkey and Syria are to stage a joint military exercise for the first time, Turkish military said Sunday.

A press release issued by the Turkish General Staff said that the land forces of Turkey and Syria would perform the joint military exercise across the border, which is due to end on April 29.

This is the first time that the two land forces to conduct such an exercise. The military drill aims at boosting friendship, cooperation and confidence between land forces of the two countries, and increasing the capability of border troops to train and work together, said the release, reported Xinhua.

Source: Turkish Weekly.

Are you living in a country that is a member of NATO?

Do you know what the North Atlantic defense organization you might have supported, are doing in the Middle East ?

For the first time ever, a NATO-country will be in a joint military operation with a nation that support Radical Islam and suicide bombers.

Syria has crippled the nation of Lebanon, which capital Beirut, before 1974 was called the Paris of The Middle East.

Syria do not recognize the state of Israel´s right to exist. Syria is in principle at war with Israel.

Last week, 62 per cent of the people of Israel said that they would accept NATO-troops in Judea and Samaria (The so called West Bank), coming in a peace enforcing mission. Now, the same NATO-troops are doing military exercises with one of the enemies of Israel, an enemy of democracy of freedom.

Lord God of Israel. May this news open the eyes of the blindfolded…

Supporters of Republican Ron Paul turns anti-Semitic

SACRAMENTO: Supporters of Republican Ron Paul published an anti-semitic poster on their website last week. Last year the Texas politician tried to become the US-president.

The California Republican Party and a Democratic state senator are denouncing as anti-Semitic an online poster that promoted last week’s nationwide «tea parties»

The image, posted on a Ron Paul supporter’s site, depicted a bucket of money pouring through a funnel with a Star of David. The money transformed into a pool of blood in which a figure holding a Palestinian flag was drowning.

«Uncle Sam Reminds You: Keep Paying Taxes,», the poster read in promoting an April 15 rally in San Mateo. “The ongoing extermination of Palestinian Children Can’t be Done Without Your Help.”

State GOP Chairman Ron Nehring condemned the imagery, which he said detracted from an important protest over government spending and taxes. He blamed the poster on “fringe” elements who were using the taxpayer movement to promote anti-Semitism.

State Sen. Leland Yee, a Democrat whose district includes San Mateo, criticized the image as an «obscene use of race-baiting».
-This incendiary act must not go unchallenged,” he said in a statement.
The poster was on the “Bay Area Ron Paul Campaign for Liberty” Web site but can no longer be viewed publicly.

The site organizer, Kathy McGrade, told The Associated Press in an e-mail Wednesday that no offense was intended but that the image “represents a point made by many people before: U.S. financial aid for the Israeli government which comes from U.S. taxpayers, funds the harsh handling, and sadly, the death of innocent Palestinians.”

She said her site was not officially affiliated with Paul, a Republican congressman from Texas who ran for president last year. Paul’s Campaign for Liberty said its lawyer was sending McGrade a “cease and desist” letter.
- We don’t have anything to do with them and we don’t abide with that sort of imagery,” said Jesse Benton, spokesman for the Alexandria, Va.-based group.
Rachel Mills, a spokeswoman for Paul’s congressional office, said she could not comment.

Source: Associated Press.