Juden Hass Arrest: just got told I could not protest in front on the Red Cross.

Cops told me I needed a permit and said I had to have an American flag. I'm like where is yours? Guy said I don't have any problems and I'm Irish... I'm like Irish isn't a Nation or a Religion. they said I wasn't listening... I said I disagree, but I'm listening. They threatened to arrest me.

Obama how could you do this?

This so called http://xrl.us/Insult is the equivalent of the Russians showing up for START talks and then triggering an international incident over some mid-level paper shuffling at the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

What other reason could there be during the election that Obama called for Jerusalem to be Israel’s “undivided” capital and then immediately backtracked. It is clear he was a liar:

Almost anyone who lives in Jerusalem knows that the area in dispute, Ramat Shlomo, is a Jewish neighborhood and has been so for thirty years. It is surrounded by other Jewish neighborhoods and no Israeli in their right mind would consider surrendering it in any final peace deal with the Palestinians.

- Avi Davis via docstalk.blogspot.com

Giving Israel the Cold Shoulder - Face to Face: Vice President Joseph Biden and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dined in Jerusalem March 9.

forward.com

David Hazony.

Israelis are not taking American friendship for granted. They are begging for it.

Israelis are a sentimental lot. Egypt’s Anwar Sadat laid the groundwork for peace just by agreeing to come to Jerusalem and addressing the Knesset — thus showing Israelis his sincerity in seeking coexistence. Bill Clinton won the hearts of millions in the Jewish state when he uttered two simple Hebrew words at the grave of slain Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin: “Shalom, chaver.” (Goodbye, friend.) Israelis have proven themselves capable of sacrificing a great deal if they are convinced that America is truly with them, supporting their right to live in peace in their ancestral homeland.

Yet President Obama has been unwilling to convey those kinds of simple signals to Israelis. Whether it was his gaffe on the campaign trail, when he called for Jerusalem to be Israel’s “undivided” capital and then immediately backtracked; or his Cairo speech, where he implied that Israel’s right to exist flows from the Holocaust rather than from the Jewish people’s deep roots in the land; or the fact that he has not bothered to visit Israel since taking office — the president has at every turn signaled to Israelis that he is fundamentally not on their side. The result: Judging from opinion polls, he is probably the least popular American president among Israelis in history.

Israelis are willing to give up lands in the West Bank that are suffused with Jewish history, to dismantle settlements and even to set up a Palestinian state, in exchange for peace and security. Jerusalem, however, is another story. It is, for Israelis, not a settlement to be uprooted. It is the country’s capital (America’s refusal to recognize it as such notwithstanding) and its most populous city. In every sense, it is as much a part of the Israeli experience as Tel Aviv or Haifa. Its Jews outnumber its Arabs by a ratio of 2-to-1. And it has had a Jewish majority since the 19th century. It is the city Jews longed to return to for millennia, the city whose reunification in 1967 is the only thing about the Six-Day War that still unites Israeli sentiment. Building in Jerusalem is not just fully within the Israeli consensus, it is for many Israelis the heart of what Zionism was always meant to be about.

By failing to respect Israeli opinion, the Obama administration has done immeasurable harm to Israelis’ sense that America is a friend upon whom they can rely. For Israelis really are looking for that friendship in every word and gesture that comes from Washington. They expect Americans, who tout freedom and democracy, to honor Israel’s own democracy by respecting the decisions of a government that enjoys broader public support than any in the last 20 years. They expect Americans to realize that for decades, Israelis have been fighting on the front lines of the same war that eventually reached Lower Manhattan. They expect a real friendship, one based not just on perceived mutual interests but on loyalty, respect, common ideals and, above all, understanding.

I don't know how much support there is right now in Israel for dismantling 'settlements' or giving up land in the 'West Bank.' There would probably be more support if Israelis felt that whatever land they give up will not be turned into a terror base as happened in Gaza. But other than that, David is spot-on.

israelmatzav.blogspot.com

Read the whole thing.

via forward.com h/t israelmatzav.blogspot.com

http://xrl.us/RamatShlomo

Electronic Intifada on Facebook

Radical Islamic groups use online social networks such as Facebook to gain wide range support for their cause and terrorist actions, as reported by the Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center

Arnon Ben-Dror

The spreading of hate messages against Israel, the promise to “extract the roots of the Zionist entity” and a call for violent disturbances on the Temple Mount – these are the contents of a Facebook page opened recently by an extremist Islamic group. A number of facts indicate that the group is connected to the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, and it is possible that operatives of Hamas and other Palestinian terror organizations are also participating in it.

read the rest via dover.idf.il

Allah Is a Zionist - by Sheikh Abdul Hadi Palazzi > Tablet Magazine - A New Read on Jewish Life

What this writing fails to mention is that once the Quran gathers the mingled Jews together in Israel it asks for their slaughter. ...but yes technically the Quran mentions the Jews must be secure in their land and therefor is "Zionist", but this has already happened historically. so now Islam says it is time to slaughter Jews. This attempt at diplomacy has it's rough edges... wouldn't you say?

According to this Quranic proof, the contemporary Zionist rebuilding of the State of Israel—the third entry of the Jews to their divinely appointed land—is not mischief but rather a fulfillment of what Imam az-Zamakshari reminds the Jews: “God swore it and wrote in the Divine Tablets of Predestination: that it is yours, belongs to your people and do not turn back from it.” via tabletmag.com

meanwhile the fear that the Jews will be victorious in their rebirth in religious circles is on the rise

Sheikh Tamimi, the main architect of the lie that Israel was planning to lay the cornerstone of a new synagogue at on the Temple Mount last Tuesday and the man most responsible for the riots in Jerusalem, now has "revealed" the next fictional plan to take over the mosque.

Without a hint of apology for being so consistently wrong, Tamimi now is talking about a comprehensive Israeli plan of archaeology and tourism called "Jerusalem First" that is, of course, centered around the Al Aqsa mosque. He mentions 15 projects in this initiative, of which no less than 9 are aimed at Al Aqsa. He also mentions a new synagogue being planned to be built near or on the mosque.

As usual, I can't find any real mention of this purported plan. Jerusalem sees many plans for development, some of which work out and some which do not, like any vibrant city.

Tamimi seems to spend his day scouring the Internet to find any hint of such initiatives so he can grandly announce them to incite the Arabs to riot. He's been doing this for years. And not for a moment do the Palestinian Arabs seem to notice that 99% 0f these threats never materialize and that Tamimi is a clown. On the contrary, his statements consistently get major coverage in the Arabic press.

So, he keeps on inciting violence with his lies. When lies are an integral to the very fabric of one's culture, lying is not a shortcoming - it is an asset.

(In that same vein, the Al Qassam website has a memorial of a terrorist killed seven years ago, and in that context quotes Mohammed as saying "War is deceit." This is not in the Quran but in a hadith.)

via elderofziyon.blogspot.com

Gay Prejudice Against Muslims

Gay people always say they're more sensitive to other peoples' needs, so it's ironic that I get more racism from gay men than any other community

Gay Asians in Yorkshire say they are discriminated against

via news.bbc.co.uk

Kam bitches that:

"Before we can go into a club bouncers ask us to kiss other men to prove we are really gay. White men are not asked to do this so I just don't bother going out anymore, it's not worth it."

Yes Kam, and I wonder why they do so, could it be because so many Islamic idiots would drool at the chance of setting off a bomb inside a gay night club.

While I feel sorry for the gay Muslims, you'll have to admit the gay community are only playing safe.

via eye-on-the-world.blogspot.com
my two cents :
it isn't that the gay community is wrong here, but perhaps the teasing is insensitive