In Case you Missed it, week three: Dear G-d this bullshit is too much for me

Good (hopefully) Morning (or night, I don't judge when you read you're news). 

Palestinian Arabs tried to set fire (for the second time recently) to Joseph's Tomb. Imagine if Jews tried to do the same thing to a regular Mosque uninhabited. Khaled Any Toameh, who reported the story, also had this lovely quip:
Terrorists also firebombed Jewish homes in Jerusalem.

Quote of the Week: When Israel was founded, it was created to be a place, not just for the Jewish people, but for all those who sought to make the Holy Land a better place. 


-Bassem Eid (you'll notice the article is from the website of Robert Spencer, who's own book proved the KGB roots of "Palestine" as a way for the Soviets to have a loyal pawn). 


Israeli Students are finding new ways to teach Arabic. Light unto even our enemies, eh?


Also, last week I "missed" a ACLU leader claiming the right of return is Jewish supremacism. So, to be clear:


When Jews are refused entry to every country and murdered en masse in the Shoah: OK.


When Jews make a country which has laws which stop that from happening: Bad.


The 'Palestinian Authority', in refusing to accept mail from Arabs which labels Judea and Samaria as Israel, causes Alibaba to divest from the territory. 


Israel will spend 1 billion Shekels to increase the Israeli Presence in the Golan Heights. Funny how Israel seems more unified on keeping (rightfully Jewish) land Syria claims than land "Palestinians" claim. Being immigration to Israel has surged by 30 percent (and with more expected), I am not too worried about how successful this operation will be.

Per the Israeli government, it will also be putting 100 million in aid money towards the Palestinian Authority, approving the status of more Palestinian Authority Arabs in Israel, and in Judea and Samaria. Totally a good idea. I'll add at least a local NPR misreported the amount as 36 million. The US, for its part, will be putting 99 million dollars into the terrorist-aligned "Palestinian Refugee" program for anyone who descends from someone who left the region and is Arab, whether or not they were refugees or their descendants are today.

Juan Orland Hernández, an ally of Israel and the Jewish people, spoke with the Jerusalem post about the end of his time in office. He is confident the Christian community of Latin America will keep a strong relationship with Israel going forward.


Hilariously, this also (supposedly) occurred. We also found out it seems some things never change.


 Great Articles of the Week: Israel Bombs Auschwitz, Dressing Up Lies, Anti-Semites deny what they are, Brain Rot with Anti-Semites, Reality Dose, Reality, Abbas shows his hand, "Apartheid?", Japanese-Israeli Relations, and Proof Arabs weren't in Israel in large numbers until Zionism.


Meanwhile, Russia and China play an all too familiar Orwellian game, to the level of "Jewish Colonization" myths. Even if they seize the moment, they won't win. As long as we remember.


Great Video of the Week: Settler Violence.



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