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Now do you get why "they" wanted a homeland?

Now do you get why "they" wanted a homeland?

July 27, 2014 Israeli-Palestinian Conflict , Jordan Chandler Hirsch 1 Comments
Anti-Israel Protests Make the Case for Israel

By Jordan Chandler Hirsch, Jul. 22, 2014, Tabletmag.com

The case for Israel is now playing out on the streets of Paris.

Over the weekend, pro-Palestinian rioters marched into a Jewish suburb in the French capital to break Jewish things. They torched cars, lobbed firebombs into a synagogue, and burnt Jewish-owned stores to the ground. One group of men reportedly spoke loudly of “hunting Jews and killing them.” That followed last weekend’s attempt to storm two other Parisian synagogues to a chorus of “Death to Jews!” and “Hitler was right!” They were only held in check by Jewish vigilantes who took up arms to defend those trapped inside.

The case for Israel is now unfolding in the heart of Berlin.

This past Friday, an imam was filmed delivering a Friday sermon beseeching Allah to destroy the Zionist Jews. “Count them and kill them to the very last one,” he prayed. A day before, an angry mob gathered to demand the same thing. “Jude, Jude feiges Schwein! Komm heraus und kampf allein!” it bellowed in unison—“Jew, Jew, cowardly swine, come out and fight on your own!”

The case for Israel is now parading through London.

British Jews have experienced a doubling of anti-Semitic incidents over the last several weeks, from verbal abuse to attacks on buildings and people. One woman was reportedly assaulted by a breakaway group of 50 pro-Palestinian protesters who heard her discussing the Gaza conflict on her cell phone. They cried out “get her” and surrounded her, pushing and calling her a Jew, Zionist, murderer, and thief.

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1 comment:

  1. AnonymousJuly 27, 2014 at 10:36 AM

    The Case for Israel... The Jewish State...
    Eloquent and succinct
    Bravo

    ReplyDelete

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