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Yad L'Achim's made some amazing discoveries as they lend a helping hand to some Muslim/Arab women who discovered they actually have Jewish backgrounds/ancestry:

Yad L'achim announced last week that in January they had several cases in which Arab women turned to the organization for help and thereby discovered their Jewish identities.

These women had lived their entire lives as Arabs, grew up in Arab villages and were taught Arab beliefs, lived as devout Muslims, and never suspected themselves to be Jewish.

21-year-old L., 40-year-old S., and 30-year-old A. were born to a Jewish mother and a Muslim father, and did not know their mother's true identity. Each woman approached Yad L'achim separately and of her own accord.

I can only guess - the mothers converted to Islam? Sad. But thankfully, some are beginning to learn the truth.

Labels: islam, Israel, Israeli Arabs

The Israeli prime minister met with Britain's to discuss sanctions against Iran:

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his British counterpart Theresa May discussed Iran, the Palestinians and closer bilateral cooperation in the post-Brexit era during their first meeting in London on Monday.

Shortly after welcoming Netanyahu to No. 10 Downing, May stressed that “we remain committed to a two-state solution as the best way to build stability and peace in the future.”

Netanyahu assured her that “we share with you the desire for peace,” though he did not mention two states.

“This is our dream from day one, we will never give up on our quest for peace with all of our neighbors,” he said. “I think there are challenges there, but there are some new and interesting opportunities because of the regional and global changes.”

Following their meeting, Netanyahu told reporters that he clarified to May that a two-state solution will necessitate Palestinian recognition of Israel as the nation's state of the Jewish people.

“Even with that recognition,” he said, “there is no way in the foreseeable future that Israel will not be the only force with security control west of of the Jordan River.“

And there's no way the PLO and Islamofascists will ever be willing to drop the evil components of their ideology/religion. And no telling if Britain's ever willing to let go of their own obsessions with "two-state solutions." So long as they keep that up, they'll only be part of the problem, which they shouldn't be doing at a time we'd like to appreciate their support for Brexit. The prime minister also made clear there's going to be a vote on a regulation bill to retroactively legalize some Jewish houses out in Judea/Samaria:

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu declared this afternoon (Monday) that the Regulation Law will be brought to vote in second and third readings in the Knesset - with his full support.

"I never said I was interested in postponing the vote. I said that I shall conduct myself according to the national interest as I understand it - and the national interest requires us not to surprise friends."

He said that he notified President Trump through his administration that he intends to submit the bill, adding that such protocol "is important among friends". He did not respond when asked what reply was received from the Americans after the update.

I hope they remained understanding and respectable about it.

Labels: anti-semitism, dhimmitude, iran, islam, Israel, jihad, Knesset, londonistan, terrorism, United States, war on terror, White House

Bruce Rauner's made it clear to the EU that Illinois is against BDS:

WASHINGTON — In the wake of the UN anti-settlements resolution, the governor of Illinois warned the European Union that companies complying with boycotts of Israel or of its West Bank settlements face divestment by the governments of Illinois and other states.

Gov. Bruce Rauner, in his January 31 letter to Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, outlines Illinois law banning state pension plans from investing in companies that boycott Israel.

“Under our law, the term ‘boycott Israel’ means ‘engaging in actions that are politically motivated and are intended to penalize, inflict economic harm on, or otherwise limit commercial relations with the state of Israel or companies based in Israel or in territories controlled by the State of Israel,’” Rauner wrote in the letter, which his office released to JTA on February 3.

“Therefore, any attempt by the European Union to direct or encourage companies (including financial institutions) within its jurisdiction, to participate in such activity, including the adoption of sanctions pursuant to the United Nations Security Council Resolution 2334, may put EU firms at risk of violating Illinois law,” said the letter.

Since we're on the topic, a French businessman's pointed out that such tactics also badly affect European businesses:

“I am told by my lawyers that the UN Security Council resolution is not binding and that its legality is, at the very least, questionable. However, the resolution still calls on states to distinguish, in their relevant dealings, between the internationally-recognized territory of the State of Israel, and the disputed territories, controlled by Israel for all purposes relevant to EU commerce, since 1967.” [...]

Referring to the settlement product labeling notice issued by the European External Action Service (EEAS) in November 2015, Knafou noted that while it was not legally binding, it was “presented as interpreting binding EU law. It says that products that I import from Israel, with Israeli certificates and according with EU customs legislation, cannot be labeled as ‘Made in Israel.’ However, the notice fails to indicate exactly how these products should be labeled.”

“It is unworkable, even for our lawyers, because it is vague and its mandate is undefined,” he stated. “Moreover, it is completely inconsistent with the precedents set by various European courts, including the European Court of Justice…What does the European Union want EU businesses to do in this context? Trying to discern the EU’s intent is a costly endeavor which does not in any way protect or advance European commerce.”

Indeed, no, it most definitely does not. These labeling practices are merely done for the sake of undermining not only Israeli commerce, but also European.

Labels: anti-semitism, dhimmitude, Europe, France, islam, Israel, Moonbattery, political corruption, UN corruption, United States

A jihadist yelling out the common phrase among Islamofascists known as "allahu akbar" attacked a trio of soldiers by the Louvre in Paris with a knife:

The Louvre museum in Paris has been evacuated after what the French Ministry of the Interior has called a “serious public security event” in which a number of soldier opened fire on a knife attacker who cried “Allahu Akbar”.

Soldiers fired five shots to disable a man at the entrance to the Louvre in Paris, France Friday morning after the knife-wielding attacker shouted threats and the well known Islamist phrase “Allahu Akhbar” and attempted to gain access while carrying two backpacks, reports Le Figaro.

The man was shot in the stomach and bomb-disposal teams have been deployed to assess the contents of the man’s bags. Police have said no explosives have been found.

The soldiers, who are among the 100,000 deployed to the streets of France to protect schools, places of worship, railway stations, and sites of touristic interest as part of operation Sentinel were patrolling in a group of three men when the attack took place. One soldier sustained light injuries during the attack.

And Francois Hollande, in his last months as president, still fails spectacularly to do anything proper to crack down on and throw out any of these monsters, demonstrating exactly why their tourism industry has been suffering badly, much like what happened in Israel in the 90s when the Labor party brought in the PLO and led to terrorism. He should be prosecuted for the catastrophe he brought upon the country.

Labels: France, islam, jihad, military, terrorism, war on terror

Whether or not you agree with anything Breitbart editor Milo Yiannapoulous has to say, that's no excuse for the horrific violence and devastation that took place over the day in Berkeley, all because he was going to give a conference at the university, and they reacted by basically indicating they don't even like the very campus they're supposedly attending for an education they're not even getting.

Donald Trump has threatened in response to cut federal funding for UC Berkley - money they get far too much of already - and the government most definitely should disassociate themselves from funding universities, since it only encourages a selfish socialist attitude that's leading to much of this disgust. And all the rioters who committed this horrific violence should be prosecuted for destruction of public/private property, and given heavy fines for their repellent deeds.

Labels: anti-americanism, Moonbattery, terrorism, United States

The Rebel's talking about how, shortly after the initial coverage of the mosque attack in Quebec City, the media - and quite possibly the government/authorities - are now trying to change the whole narrative:

Questions about facts that are less categorical than the need to condemn the attack. Questions about who was involved and what motivated them. And why one narrative was seemingly deleted, and replaced by another.

Twelve hours after the attack, the official media narrative involved not one but two suspects who allegedly yelled, “Allahu Akbar!” while carrying out their murderous rampage.

Witnesses were interviewed across various media outlets. Witnesses who claimed to have been inside the mosque at the time of the attack. All alleged the same: Two assailants stormed in, opening fire while shouting, "Allahu Akbar!" As of Monday morning Canada’s state broadcaster, the CBC, conducted television interviews with witnesses who, again, corroborated the story.

Thirteen hours after the attack, police forces from every level, held a joint press conference in which they confirmed they had two "suspects" in custody. So, several hours after the attack, police held in custody a man who later was identified as 29-year-old engineering student Mohamed Belkhadir. Police confirmed they continued to treat Belkhadir as a suspect and detained him as such well after he was apprehended at the scene.

But only a few hours later, Belkhadir’s role in the attack shifted:

From a suspect who attempted to flee the scene, to a good samaritan and witness who was providing first aid to victims when he was wrongfully accused by police.

However, one consideration of how many CCTV cameras are in place around the mosque invites the question: When did police review the security footage and why did it take them over 12 hours to determine that Bissonnette was their sole suspect? Why was Belkhadir held for such a long time?

Bissonnette, a man who police say turned himself in shortly after the attack, and was willing to cooperate with police. If Bissonnette was willing to turn himself in, why hasn’t he revealed his motive to police?

There most definitely is something strange going on here. Worst, they're trying to do everything they can to make him out to be a "right-winger":

But the mainstream media can't be bothered with tough questions, quickly obsessed with a new narrative based on a few 'likes' on Bissonnette’s Facebook page.

The discovery that Bissonnette liked two of the most popular politicians on earth (US President Donald Trump and France’s Marine Le Pen) quickly transformed the narrative into a story about a young right-wing extremist committing a terrorist act, even if no terror charges have been laid.

Bissonnette's Facebook "likes': on Canada’s leftist NDP Party page, as well as that of their former leader Jack Layton, have attracted far less media attention.

Journalists and high-ranking politicians quickly jumped on the new narrative, condemning the so-called normalization of hate, and even blaming newly minted President Donald Trump for the attack.

Canada’s state broadcaster quickly shifted its tone. By evening, all witness reports involving two suspects or shouts of "Allah Akbar!" were deleted, and replaced with alternative facts. The CBC even interviewed the former suspect Mohamed Belkhadir and, despite his name being a matter of public record by then, the state broadcaster did not include his name or his face, and even scratched his voice!

Moreover, unlike cases of Islamic extremism, there was no apparent journalistic search for mental illness as the root cause.

It sounds on the surface like this could be another Anders Breivik, but at the same time, it's clear something is being covered up here, and that only makes this all the more disturbing. For all we know, Bissonette could be a convert who turned on fellow Muslims, something which has happened before, and they may not want to reveal anything because it goes against their preferred narrative. Needless to say, that's doing a terrible disservice to Canada, especially after a teen girl was raped by Syrian migrants at a school dance. Justin Trudeau's doing a lot of damage already, barely 2 years into his term of office.

Labels: Canada, dhimmitude, islam, jihad, Moonbattery, msm foulness, political corruption, terrorism

They accuse Israel of "Judiazation" of Jerusalem, as though this had never been before:

Saudi Arabia accused Israel of the “Judaization” of Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the construction of hundreds of new housing units.

Saudi Arabia’s cabinet on Monday accused Israel of engaging in efforts to “Judaize” Jerusalem, as reported by the Saudi Press Agency.

Referring to Jerusalem as “occupied Al-Quds,” the kingdom criticized Israel’s recently announced plans to build an additional 566 homes in the Israeli capital as well as another 2,500 housing units in Judea and Samaria.

Well, it's pretty obvious that the House of Saud is still evil, and denies any part of Israel was ever Jewish. And they're still badly in need of penalties for the harm they inflict even on their own.

Labels: anti-semitism, House of Saud, islam, Israel, Jerusalem, jihad, Judaism, Moonbattery, political corruption

The attorney-general's office, which originally closed the case against a former Holon policeman who assaulted a IDF soldier of Ethiopian background, may be reopening it soon:

Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit is considering reopening a case against a police officer caught on camera beating Ethiopian-Israeli IDF soldier Damas Pakada, his office said Monday.

The Attorney General's Office said in a statement that after Mendelblit had reviewed verbal and written requests to re-examine the case, and looked at all the relevant issues, he was considering reversing his predecessor's decision to close the case.

The incident, which took place in April 2015 and was caught on security cameras, caused a public outcry and prompted a wave of protests by Ethiopian-Israelis. The footage shows police officer Yan Subichky asking Pakada, then 19, to leave the scene after the street where he lived was cordoned off due to a bomb threat. Then, for reasons that remain unclear -- and unprovoked by the soldier -- the officer is seen jumping him and beating him, as a police volunteer joins in.

Whoever the assistant was, he should be charged as well. There's no doubt the officer was the product of the leftist education system that led to horrific acts of violence against right-wingers in the past decade, and that's what influenced him to turn on people because of their racial background too.

Labels: Israel, Moonbattery, racism

A shooting took place at a mosque in Quebec City, leaving 6 people dead. According to the following:

Witnesses said at least one gunman shouted 'Allahu akbar!' while opening fire at the Quebec Islamic Cultural Centre Sunday night, killing six men.

However, they say only 1 suspect is now in custody, and it's one with a French-sounding name. The second is apparently still at large. Is the one who is caught a Muslim convert? If he is, there's no doubt the elitists will soon be exploiting this to say he's just a "misunderstander".

Labels: Canada, dhimmitude, islam, jihad, terrorism

President Trump's imposed a special ban on entries from 7 Muslim-majority nations, and predictably, the usual suspects have freaked out about it:

Anger and dismay, along with congratulations from Europe’s far-right, rippled across the world Sunday as politicians, community leaders and even a sports star reacted to the entry ban U.S. President Donald Trump imposed on refugees and citizens of seven Muslim-majority nations.

As the realization sank in that people with dual-citizenship who live outside the targeted Mideast and African countries would be affected, condemnation mixed with concern about families with traveling members who could be prevented from returning to the United States they call home.

So what's their personality like, ditto their religion? They have to recognize that if so many follow through on the jihad theme in the Koran, it should be no surprise that somebody feels the need to take defensive steps. As for "home", of course they'd consider it that, at everyone else's expense.

Leaders of Britain and Germany joined other American allies in criticizing Trump’s entry ban, even as some far-right politicians expressed hope the move would inspire similar measures in Europe.

British Prime Minister Theresa May does “not agree” with Trump’s order and will challenge the U.S. government if it has an adverse effect on British nationals, a spokesman said. The official comment came after May said during a meeting Saturday with Turkish leaders the decision was a matter solely for the U.S.

Her main political rival, Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, called for Trump to be banned from visiting Britain until the temporary travel restrictions are rescinded.

A petition on the British Parliament’s website attracted hundreds of thousands of signatures backing its call for Trump, who has been invited to meet Queen Elizabeth II, to be barred on the basis of misogyny and vulgarity.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has drawn fire for her government’s welcoming refugee policies, also regretted the ban.

No regrets from Merkel for all the trouble her policies led to, including the mass rapes at a train station? Clearly not. And May's not being much help either if she doesn't distinguish between good and bad "nationals".

And no doubt none of the MPs in Britain calling for Trump's banishment want the same done with Bill Clinton for his own horrific actions of the past. What a pure disgrace they have going on there in the House of Commons.

Trump's doing the right thing to put restrictions on entry of potentially dangerous passengers from Muslim countries. And Europe would do well to do the same, and the politicians know they'll have to as soon as possible.

Labels: anti-americanism, dhimmitude, Europe, germany, immigration, islam, jihad, londonistan, misogyny, msm foulness, political corruption, racism, terrorism, United States, war on terror