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Two Palestinian women tear up an Israeli flag with their teeth during a protest against the Israeli military offensive in Gaza in the Ein el-Hilweh Palestinian refugee camp, in the southern port city of Sidon, Lebanon, Sunday, July 2, 2006. About 2,000 Palestinians protesting the Israeli military offensive in Gaza set fire to an Israeli flag and shouted 'Death to Israel' Sunday as they marched in Lebanon's largest refugee camp.
Since there is no shortage of Israeli flags in "refugee" camps, this should solve all those problems of starvation.
Just once, I'd like to see a mainstream media organization question exactly why Palestinian Arabs are still forced to live in "refugee" camps - in Lebanon and Syria. Not to mention Gaza.
Finally, I am reminded of an incident that happened almost thirty years ago. I remember seeing the video on a Christian TV broadcast many years ago, but inexplicably I have never been able to find footage on the Internet. Here's the best description I have found:
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Jerusalem Post: US accuses Syria of inciting Israel border clashes By REUTERS 05/16/2011 19:16 White House: Damascus trying to distract attention from its own violent crackdown on protests; UN condemns Israeli fire in Lebanon. ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE -...
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I got this at ALERT: Palestinians are not the world’s first refugee population, but they may be the first to lament their perpetual refugee status while resisting any effort to resolve it. Think about it. In 1947, the UN offered a two-state solution...
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A new Arab diet
Since there is no shortage of Israeli flags in "refugee" camps, this should solve all those problems of starvation.
Just once, I'd like to see a mainstream media organization question exactly why Palestinian Arabs are still forced to live in "refugee" camps - in Lebanon and Syria. Not to mention Gaza.
Finally, I am reminded of an incident that happened almost thirty years ago. I remember seeing the video on a Christian TV broadcast many years ago, but inexplicably I have never been able to find footage on the Internet. Here's the best description I have found:
To grasp the nature of Syrian barbarism, let me take you back to a ceremony which that regime celebrated on the tenth anniversary of the Yom Kippur War. I watched that ceremony on Israel television, clips of which should now be shown throughout Israel. In that ceremony - and now I turn to its description in the October 21, 1983 issue of the JERUSALEM POST MAGAZINE -Perhaps someone can find this little gem. It would be worth posting."Syrian militia trainees [male and female] put on a show for Syrian president Hafez Assad. Martial music reached a crescendo as Syrian teenage girls suddenly bit into live snakes [some four or five feet long], repeatedly tearing off flesh and spitting it out as blood ran down their chins. As Assad applauded, the girls then attached the snakes to sticks and grilled them over fire, eating them triumphantly. Others [militiamen] then proceeded to strangle puppies and drink their blood."
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Jerusalem Post: US accuses Syria of inciting Israel border clashes By REUTERS 05/16/2011 19:16 White House: Damascus trying to distract attention from its own violent crackdown on protests; UN condemns Israeli fire in Lebanon. ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE -...
- Syria Threatens To Take Back Golan By Force
Haaretz: Syria threatens to take back Golan by force Syrian officials threatened on Saturday to take back the Golan Heights by force if a peace agreement involving the return of the strategic plateau is not reached with Israel, Army Radio reported. A...
- Why Palestinian Refugees Are Different
I got this at ALERT: Palestinians are not the world’s first refugee population, but they may be the first to lament their perpetual refugee status while resisting any effort to resolve it. Think about it. In 1947, the UN offered a two-state solution...
- Syria Fires At Israeli Aircraft
Hmm: Syrian air defenses opened fire on IAF aircraft that violated Syrian airspace overnight Thursday, a Syrian military spokesman said. "We warn the Israeli enemy government against this flagrant aggressive act, and retain the right to respond in an...
- Gaza And Lebanon: Jihad Goes On
There are two interesting set of news from Gaza and Lebanon who have happened on these two last days. In Gaza, terrorists from Islamic Jihad and a unit from Al-Qasa Martyr Brigades (related to Hamas party), stormed in a border crossing last Saturday,...