OK, so Washington’s envoy to Israel told the Jews there that the “U.S. has plans in place to attack Iran if necessary to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons,” Associated Press reported.
Someone got their wires crossed and started sending me stuff from the Council on American-Islamic Relations, or CAIR, the pro-Arab answer to the Anti-Defamation League.
As the Syrian government continues slaughtering its own people by the thousands, the Islamists solidify their grip on Egypt and other parts of the Arab world and Iran continues its race for a nuke while threatening to annihilate the Jews, a debate over a house in Hebron is making news.
You probably don’t know this, but the other day, a terrorist snuck into a Jewish neighborhood in Israel and attacked a 13-year-old boy with an axe, killing him,
They’re at it again, the Jew-haters of the world, this time calling upon their minions to take physically to the streets of Israel to try and provoke a deadly confrontation for which they can blame the Jews.
At first blush, the news stories of tweeted Palestinian and Israeli photos could be seen as two examples of the same dishonesty. But it doesn’t take much digging to realize these two things are not the same at all, despite how it’s presented in the press.
As it happens, a unique opportunity has presented itself in the form of simultaneous news stories, to compare side-by-side two clearly offensive actions aimed at two different religious groups and how they’re being dealt with by the “victims.”
One of our local politicians, Congressman Mike Thompson (CA-1) this week publically demanded that service members who were subjected to the Department of Defense’s chemical weapon testing get full medical care and disability compensation for their service-connected medical conditions.
Let’s say someone opens a restaurant where the menu consists of fried chicken, collard greens and watermelon, served by people dressed as African-American slaves, with ankle chains, maybe. And “slave owners” with whips occasionally coming by and striking the servers and/or patrons?
OK, so, a federal judge has thrown out most of a Nebraska city’s ordinance that hoped to prevent hiring or renting to illegal immigrants, Associated Press reports.
In its reporting of the recent bomb attacks on Israeli diplomats in Georgia and New Delhi, the Associated Press makes it sound as though Israel is accusing Iran of wrongdoing without evidence, perhaps as an excuse for going after it militarily.A diplomat’s wife and driver and two others were injured in the India blast, while a similar device was discovered in Georgia and safely diffused.
So, to recap this week’s Middle East news, the Syrian government is closing in on 6,000 civilian casualties for which it’s blaming Israel and the U.S., and Iran’s top religious grand Pooh-Bah, or whatever he is, is calling for the extermination of Israel in particular and Jews in general.
Associated Press reports that former President Jimmy “The Kook” Carter this week said there’s nothing wrong with Islamists taking over Egypt, because that’s the will of the Egyptian people.
So, evidently, the Islamo-Fascists – or one of them, at least – have developed a new way to attack the world’s Jews, stealthily, by remote control, as their victims try to go about living normal lives.
To get an audience with a head of state, typically, one must have accomplished or been party to something of significance, and I guess that’s true with “Palestine,” too. It’s just that it seems that what qualifies as a significant achievement there diverges considerably from what most other cultures would find appropriate.
So, UNESCO, an arm of that failed experiment known as the United Nations that recently voted “Palestine” into its ranks as a full member, will bring to the Palestinians’ attention that they’re producing a children’s magazine that that glorifies Hitler.
But that’s what happened recently in my home town of Vallejo, after a self-imported low-life criminal idiot fled after robbing a bank, when he realized the police were in pursuit.
The vote in the terribly flawed UNESCO arm of the failed experiment called the United Nations, to accept “Palestine” as a member could turn out to be a good thing in the long run.
Even before he saw a doctor; before he was able to embrace his parents after more than five years in captivity, Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit was paraded before cameras in Egypt for a televised interview.