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Muslim demonstrators in London show what they
stand for
The way to bring up True Muslims according to this Saudi Arabian TV. Brainwashing Muslim kids with the message of violence is the root cause of the "problem" of the Middle East.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Gaza war - January 11 Update
Israel has damaged the Hamas infrastructure, but not enough to bring the terrorists to their knees. U.S. did not veto the UN Security Council resolution demanding Israel to stop its assault on Gaza, but did not even mention Hamas by name! The U.S. abstained, allowing the resolution to pass, a very worrying signal for Israel, who wonders if the U.S. is about to give in to world pressure. Fortunately for Israel, Hamas has refused to observe the UN resolution, which gives Israel the opportunity to continue fighting Hamas. Meanwhile, Egypt is at this moment trying to create a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.
If Israel does not have the chance to bring Hamas down, the rockets will continue and Israel will have to fight Hamas again another day. Because they are fanatical Islamists, they will not change their ideology to destroy Israel.
Even though Israel still has a short-term window at this time to bring down Hamas, Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert, is hesitating to go into his “Phase Three,” sending reserve troops into areas more built up, where Hamas’s central headquarters and operations are. Indeed, Israel’s military is saying that it will be a disaster (like what happened when Israel hesitated in the Lebanese war against Hizbullah) if the IDF does not finish its job.
The goal presented to the Israeli public at the beginning of the war was that Israel had to deal a strong enough blow to Hamas that the terrorist group would no longer launch rockets to Israel (which it has been doing for 8 years) and that all of the tunnels between Egypt and Gaza would be destroyed and not rebuilt, so that Hamas could not rearm itself.
Israel has definitely not achieved these results, while the UN and Europe are breathing down Israel’s back, demanding a cease-fire, and the U.S. is weakening its resolve. In a few days, Barack Obama will be sworn in, and it appears he is bent (from his speech today) on forging a cease-fire as quickly as he can as he assumes presidency.
The good news today is that no Israeli soldiers were killed or hospitalized, and few Palestinians were killed.
Another great miracle that happened today was at a kindergarten in Ashkelon. It was the first day that children had been allowed to come back to school since the war began two weeks ago. The kindergarten received a direct hit, but all the children had gone down to the bomb shelter and were saved.
The world press does not have a lot of pictures of wounded and killed Israeli citizens because the population in the southern part of Israel is very strong and very disciplined. When the sirens go off (which they do many times a day) everyone runs to their shelter, or if they do not have one, to a stairwell.
Please pray that God will be a Help and a Shield to Israel and save her soldiers and her citizens from her enemies that have sworn to destroy her.
Pray that all diplomatic efforts that would cause Israel to lose this war would come to nothing.
Pray that God will guide Israel’s leadership in conducting this war successfully.
Pray for God’s protection on innocent Palestinians, but that the Hamas terrorists would be taken out.
Pray for many opportunities for believers throughout the country to witness to our fellow citizens.
Source: www.maozisrael.com
Labels: Gaza, Israel, war updates
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
French network apologizes for Gaza report
PARIS (JTA) -- A French television network has apologized for erroneously broadcasting a false report on Israel's Gaza operation.
Assisted by an anonymous posting, the French news blogger site Le Post proved a report Monday by France 2 television used an outdated amateur video of Palestinian casualties from an accidental truck explosion as current footage demonstrating the violence in Gaza.
France 2 also was responsible for a September 2000 report, accused of being a fake, of the supposed shooting death of a 12-year-old Palestinian boy, Mohammed al-Dura, by the Israeli army.
In the new video, the truck in question contained bombs belonging to Hamas and exploded on Sept. 23, 2005. Intended to illustrate the extent of Web reports on the Israeli offensive in Gaza, the video shows dead bodies of toddlers being laid out on a white sheet.
By Monday, Etienne Leenhardt, the joint director responsible for investigative reports, apologized to Le Post journalists for "an error on our part."
"The person who prepared the topic went too fast," he said. "It reminds us that we must be very attentive on verifying sources."
Leenhardt told Le Post that the network would apologize on its Tuesday afternoon daily report.
Meanwhile, a committee of independent experts is being formed to decide whether the video of the al-Dura shooting is indeed a fake. That video roused anti-Israel and anti-Semitic feelings across the globe, even fueling the subsequent mob lynching of two Israeli soldiers.
Labels: Gaza, propaganda
Monday, January 05, 2009
Hamas terrorists hiding behind kids
Terroristas palestinos de Hamas
Originally uploaded by ajopringue
Every normal person would want kids FAR AWAY from weapons, explosive, danger. Period. Not HAMAS! The cowards would rather abuse kids, hide behind them and endanger their lives.
Palestinian Child Abuse Hamas
Palestinian Child Abuse Hamas / Abuso infantil niƱo palestino Hamas
Originally uploaded by ajopringue
How many Jewish children have you EVER seen carrying a rifle? HAMAS is guilty of not only taking lives, but also ruining the lives of kids like this one.