Invest In Israel“The redirection plan is multi-annual and it is being applied in line with the policies of the public security minister,” Cohen said. “An organization that carries out such a significant change… is an organization that is managed rather than one that is managing [itself]. This is an organization that is in touch with reality and adapts itself to changes.”
“The redirection plan is multi-annual and it is being applied in line with the policies of the public security minister,” Cohen said. “An organization that carries out such a significant change… is an organization that is managed rather than one that is managing [itself]. This is an organization that is in touch with reality and adapts itself to changes.”
Following the enticing of political and religious Islamic leaders, several riots broke out inside and in the areas around Arab neighborhoods in East Jerusalem. The situation escalated as rocks were brought in wheelbarrows, in case the rioters will need some sort of “weapon”.
The protesters claimed to be peacefully protesting, while in fact acting violently, thus transforming into rioters.
Reading about Israel on daily basis is pretty easy. Think about all the media sources that present non stop 24 hours coverage from the middle east, along with global and local politics updates that also somehow relate to Israel.
How come such a tiny country gets so much coverage?
I’m pretty sure this is some NWO conspiracy to hide the real news, stuff like natural and man made disasters that destroy populations in third world countries. Starving children in Ethiopia? Hell no! It’s the Iranian THREAT!!!
I’m clueless about who’s to blame, but I guess the biggest fault falls on us, te readers, the listeners, the viewers, that choose what to watch and what to believe, and allow this situation to go on.
Do you ever read the Jpost? Check out the link. Tell me what you think, cos I’m not quite sure what I’ve read. On one hand it’s like a character assassination for the Arab and Muslim world. On the other hand it is what it is, a documentation of a horrible human situation.
A man has discovered that his 27 year old daughter has a cellphone, and that on that cellphone she talks to a man who is not of their family, nor she is married to. As a reaction, he beats her to death with an iron chain.
Jawdat Najjar, brutally killed his daughter, Fadia, a divorced mother of five, after merely suspecting her of disgracing the family, in what’s called in the Arab world “honor killing”.
According to rights group’s statistics, Fadia was the 10th victim this year in the Palestinian territories and among Arab communities in Israel, of so called honor killings. Traditionally, assailants have received light sentences, but the killing of Najjar shocked even activists used to detailing such crimes. In the West Bank and Gaza, “honor killing” assailants serve between six months and three years in prison, said Mona Shawa of PCHR (Palestinian Center for Human Rights).
Is this an Israeli thing? Maybe something Jewish? I’m talking about the Jerusalem Post. Are they trying to portray the Arabs as murderers? How could one know if this really happened? Is there an unbiased news site reporting from Gaza?
I do no agree with parents killing their children. There are better ways of teaching some one a lesson. Also, a divorced woman should be pretty free to meet new men, right? If she’s old (and free) enough to get divorced, or have 5 kids, why couldn’t she talk to people on her phone? That’s just stupid.
I don’t get the Jpost sometimes. I read it daily, just to keep myself updated about current events regarding the Jewish nation, I find it interesting. One can learn quite a lot from how people present what’s happening in their country or area, or how they portray the global news, with a perspective filtered through the Israeli prism.
Fadia Najjar is a victim of a religion and a culture. She is a victim of people stuck in another age, thinking n a different way. It’s like all that other crap on the news, like the women in Sudan that were arrested for wearing pants, or like the Iraqi woman that got killed for driving a cab and talking to men. If Islam is the fastst growing relgion, so I guess that eventually we will all have to obey it’s dark laws.
** sorry, both videos got removed, from other sources too **
Hatred is global, you can find haters on every side of the map, in every camp, under every flag.
Eventually, some one gets a few “rotten” apples on camera, and that goes straight to the internet. Once the fire gets to the dry bushes, you lose your forest; that’s nature for you.
Some kids got drunk, and they slurred the US, and Obama, and whom not. Should I care? Should anybody really? I’m pretty sure they’re not even Israeli (the ones in the first video) since their English is too good, and Israeli dont’s sound (nor look) like that.
After the video got around, and trust me, it got’s its share of views, YouTube removed it, for violating something, but probably cos some one told them to, and you know that money talks best.
I’m not sure what’s my opinion on this, but I’d love to hear some ideas.
This might seem a tad extreme to some, but I really wanna know people’s opinion on the subject, and have some input about the kind of people that are reading my blog.
Here’s a nice quote, and if you like it do check the full article HERE.
“After they became an inseparable part of the service provided by public-relations companies and advertising agencies, paid Internet talkbackers are being mobilized in the service in the service of the State. The Foreign Ministry is in the process of setting up a team of students and demobilized soldiers who will work around the clock writing pro-Israeli responses on Internet websites all over the world, and on services like Facebook, Twitter and Youtube.”
I’ve already seen this on Reddit.com, with too much people downmodding and downvoting, and adding various types of Zionist propaganda.
