Oh oh, Israeli children still plan their yearly flag march through Jerusalem, ...wonder what hamas will do this time?

IDF bracing for violence ahead of planned Jerusalem flag march
Last month's march was interrupted when Hamas fired a salvo of rockets towards Jerusalem.


Israel’s defense establishment is bracing for potential violence in the West Bank as Palestinian groups warn against the controversial flag march set to take place Tuesday in the Old City of Jerusalem.
Border Police troops have reportedly been reinforced in Jerusalem’s Old City and the IDF has carried out ongoing situational assessments with other security bodies ahead of the planned march.

https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/idf-beefs-up-troop-presence-ahead-of-planned-flag-march-670968

 

@stumbler is fond of quoting a book that was written from the personal diary and thoughts of Israels second Prime Minister. The diary is about the politics going on in Israel in the early 1950's, ...what if scenarios.

The excerpts bumbler is hand selecting is not and has never been the policy of Israel and his selective editing of the diaries theme to portray it as something reflective of Israel policy today is both lying and intentional antisemitism

Israel's Sacred Terrorism: A Study Based on Moshe Sharett's Personal Diary and Other Documents
By Livia Rokach. Belmont, Massachusetts: Association of Arab American University Graduates, 1980

 

Everything in Moshe Sharett's Personal Diary is extremely relevant to what is chapping in Israel today. One, it proves that Israel lied from the very beginning of its creation and never had the slightest intention of living within its borders according to the UN mandate. And Israel constantly provoked their neighbors into war for the sole purpose of expanding their borders. And two, we see these same themes and actions from Israel today with their persecution of the Palestinians, military attacks on other countries and trying to get the US to go to war against Iran.

So we will have to see if their new government will do anything different. Especially since the majority of Israeli law makers had a single goal in mind. Just get rid of Netanyhau as prime minister. And they formed the most incredible coalition on earth to do it. They have virtually nothing in c0mmon with the exception of getting rid of Bibi the Butcher.

Who’s who in Israel’s new patchwork coalition government
Israel’s new government is a hodgepodge of political parties that have little in common other than their opposition to former PM Netanyahu.


Israel's incoming Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, alternate Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Yair Lapid, Defence Minister Benny Gantz, and Finance Minister Avigdor Lieberman [File: Gil Cohen-Magen/ AFP]
14 Jun 2021
Benjamin Netanyahu’s 12-year tenure as Israeli prime minister came to an end as the country’s parliament on Sunday approved a new coalition government led by right-wing nationalist leader Naftali Bennett.

The new government, a hodgepodge of political parties, has little in common other than a desire to unseat now-former Prime Minister Netanyahu.

The coalition spans from the far-left to the far-right and includes for the first time a small party that represents Palestinian citizens of Israel, who account for 21 percent of the country’s population.

Analysts say it is expected to focus mostly on economic and social issues rather than risk exposing internal rifts by trying to address major diplomatic issues such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Palestinian leaders have dismissed the change in government, saying new the Israeli prime minister will likely pursue the same right-wing agenda as his predecessor.

The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued said it was “inaccurate” to call Bennett’s coalition government a “government of change” unless there was a significant shift in its position on the Palestinian right to self-determination and the establishment of an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.

Here are the leaders who will be leading the new government:

Naftali Bennett – prime minister

Naftali Bennett will serve as Israel’s prime minister for two years until he is replaced by Yair Lapid [Fiel: Ronen Zvulun/Reuters]

Bennett leads the ultranationalist Yamina (Rightwards) party that champions illegal Jewish settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.

A former Netanyahu ally, Bennett has defended his decision to join the new coalition to save the country from a period of political turmoil that could otherwise see a fifth election in just over two years. He served in previous Netanyahu-led governments, most recently as defence minister.

He is opposed to Palestinian independence and strongly supports illegal Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank and occupied East Jerusalem, which the Palestinians and much of the international community see as a major obstacle to peace. Settlements are illegal under international law.

The Israeli leader has in the past called for the annexation of the occupied West Bank but analysts believe that plan seems unfeasible, given his new centrist and leftist partners.

Bennett, who made a fortune in Israeli high-tech before entering politics in 2013, is known to be ultra-liberal on the economy.

The new prime minister has expressed opposition to reviving Iran’s nuclear deal with world powers. And in his speech in the Knesset after winning the vote, he vowed to maintain Netanyahu’s confrontational policy towards Iran.

“Israel will not allow Iran to arm itself with nuclear weapons. Israel will not be a party to the agreement and will continue to preserve full freedom of action.”

Under the coalition deal, Bennett will serve as prime minister for two years and until he is replaced by Yair Lapid. He will be the country’s first leader to wear a kippah, a skullcap worn by Orthodox Jews.

Yair Lapid – foreign minister


Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs Yair Lapid heads the Yesh Atid party [File: Gil Cohen-Magen/AFP]

Yair Lapid heads the centrist Yesh Atid (There is a Future) party and was the architect behind the new government. His party is the biggest in the coalition but he agreed to share power with Bennett to secure a parliamentary majority.

He quit his job as a TV anchor in 2012 and formed his own party, running on the promise to ease financial pressures on the middle class. He also seeks to end many of the state-funded privileges enjoyed by ultra-Orthodox Jews, a long-running source of anger for many secular Israelis.

He initially served as finance minister before moving to the opposition, which he led until Sunday.

Lapid will serve as foreign minister for two years and then take over as prime minister until the end of the government, provided it lasts that long.

Benny Gantz – defence minister


Israeli Minister of Defense Benny Gantz is also the leader of the Blue and White party [File: Jalaa Marey/AFP]

Just two years ago Gantz, a former military chief heading the centrist Blue and White party, was the opposition’s best hope to unseat Netanyahu.

He came closer than other contenders to toppling Netanyahu in an unprecedented three elections between April 2019 to March 2020, preventing the former prime minister from forming a governing bloc of right-wing and religious parties.

But he agreed to join Netanyahu in a “unity” government last April, a decision that angered many of his supporters.

He will be a part of the new coalition, remaining in the post of defence minister that he held under Netanyahu.

Avigdor Lieberman – finance minister


Israel’s Minister of Finance Avigdor Lieberman leads the Yisrael Beitenu party [File: Ammar Awad/Reuters]

A far-right immigrant from Moldova who lives in an illegal Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank, Lieberman has been a political wildcard over the past decade. He has joined Netanyahu governments, including as defence minister, but also quit.
As finance minister, he will have to rein in a budget deficit that ballooned during the coronavirus crisis.

He has also said he will try to change the status quo between the government and Israel’s politically powerful ultra-Orthodox minority, which is a mainstay of Netanyahu’s outgoing government.

The ultra-Orthodox community has low participation rates in the workforce and relies heavily on government handouts while focusing on religious studies. Lieberman has said he will work to integrate them more into the economy.

Gideon Sa’ar – justice minister


Likud party member Gidon Saar was the main rival of former PM Benjamin Netanyahu [File: Abir Sultan/EPA]

Gideon Sa’ar was Netanyahu’s main rival within Likud, but the former prime minister did his best to keep him out of the spotlight and away from the highest-level portfolios. Frustrated, Sa’ar launched a failed leadership bid then spun off his own party.

As head of the New Hope party, Saar will be bumped up to justice minister, where he will oversee the legal system and become a member of the security cabinet.

Mansour Abbas – deputy prime minister


Mansour Abbas is the leader of the United Arab list [File: Abir Sultan/AFP]
Abbas’s small United Arab List will be the first party in an Israeli government to be drawn from Israel’s Palestinian citizens.

He split with other Palestinian politicians who prefer to remain outside government and cast aside differences with Bennett and other right-wingers to tip the scales against Netanyahu.

Abbas is expected to serve as a deputy minister in the prime minister’s office. He aims to negotiate a big increase in government spending in Palestinian towns and villages.

But his presence is a potentially destabilising factor. He has been criticised by Palestinians for agreeing to support an Israeli government while Israel continues to occupy the Palestinian territories.

Addressing these tensions, Abbas told the Italian daily La Repubblica on Friday: “There will be difficult decisions to be made, including security decisions. We have to juggle our identity as Palestinian Arabs and citizens of the State of Israel, between civil and nationalistic aspects.”

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/6/14/whos-who-in-israels-new-patchwork-coalition-government

 

Antisemitic lie

 

Jew haters call Israel defending themself a provocation and expect Israeli citizens to accept rocket attacks

Jew haters dont want Jews to defend themselves.

 

Thats just the typical stumbler babble your famous for...defining yourself as....you!

 

Israel always had palis in govt called Joint List consisting of groups of palistinians, currently there are 14 palis in the Israeli Knesset....so much for Israel being an apartheid state

 

Oh, well played stumbler, well played.
Your ability to spin anything and make it appear that the terrorists are the victims is truly awsome!


Reminds Shooter of the guy he arrested out of a bar fight. The guy was pretty much too drunk to be coherent, but according to witnesses had a killer right hook that knocked OUT the bartender and the bouncer.

So the guys friends tried to get Shooter to cut the guy loose, you know, cause he had to work on Monday. Shooter, ever the fair and objective officer, allowed the guy's friends to make the case for the guy. Shooter asked "Okay so what happened?"
"Well, you see, this babe came onto Tony (we'll call him Tony for convenience) and of course he responded but then the babe's stud came in and started hassling Tony. So, Tony ended up having to defend himself."
Shooter replied, "well but the story people told me is that Tony grabbed the ladies shirt and tried to pull it up to, you know, see her tits, and that's when the bouncer got involved."
Tony's friend said "well, OK, but you gotta admit, she has a fine set of TITS! Anyone would want to see!"
Shooter said "So what about the bartender and the bouncer getting knocked out?"
"Well, you see, the bouncer ran into Tony's fist with his face and then the bartender jumped over the bar and ran into Tony's fist as well"
And what would you have me tell the lady, cause she's saying she was sexually assaulted and scared to death of Tony.
"Uh, ask her if we can see her tits?"

*Shooter disclaimer; some of the dialogue might be somewhat exaggerated to make a point, Shooter hopes readers will forgive any creative license Shooter may or may not have taken with this post.

Hey stumbler, what's your answer to Israel defending itself against all those Hamas/palestinian rockets?
Should they have just let them fall and kill Israelis'?

 

https://archive.org/stream/pdfy-iWpQLGz5TzZJDxxw/Israel's Sacred Terrorism_djvu.txt

 

Stumbler is intentionally lying about his book, it is the INTERPRETATION of the diary and thoughts of Israels 2nd President who was contemplating events of Israels founding and survival in the early 1950...

this is not and has never been Israels policy, stumbler is intentional lieing and portraying Israel as something its not and using a diary to do it




The exerps stumbler is intentionally posting is hand selected to demonizes Israel and Jews, stumbler is intentionly trying to portray the founding and survival of Israel as an illegitimate, demonic endeavor, with the idea of dominating the region...which is an absolute antisemitic lie.

Stumblers continued use of this diary to portray it as Israels policy is absolute antisemitism and Jew hate...

he is hand selecting the worst passages and portraying it as typical,,,STUMBLER IS INTENTIONALLY LYING, to portray Israel and Jews as something akin to nazis,

he is using the interpretation of a diary from the 50's and passing it off as Israels policy 70 years later.




The title page sets the tone of the book,

ISRAEL'S SACRED TERRORISM
by Livia Rokach, Third Edition

A study based on Moshe Sharett's Personal Diary, and other
documents. Foreword by Noam Chomsky

Index and Foreword

To all the Palestinian victims of Israel's unholy
terrorism, whose sacrifice, suffering and ongoing
struggle will yet prove to be the pangs of the rebirth of
Palestine...

AAUG PRESS ASSOCIATION OF ARAB-AMERICAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATES, INC., Belmont,
Massachusetts
First published in the United States of America by AAUG Press cl980, 1982, 1986 by the Association
of Arab-American University Graduates, Inc. All rights reserved in the U.S. Published 1980. Third
Edition 1986
Printed in the United States of America
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Rokach, Livia. Israel's sacred terrorism. (AAUG
information paper series: no. 23) ISBN 0-937694-70-3




Stumbler continued lies and misrepresentations about Israels founding, its ideals and principals, its actions, its people throughout several forum threads, proves stumblers is a Jewhating antisemitism.

Repetition proves obsession ​

 

Stumbler posted....



Today at 12:00 AM
Killed between 80 to 100 Arabs, women and xxxxxxxxx. To kill the xxxxxxxx they
fractured their heads with sticks. There was not one house without corpses. The
men and women of the villages were pushed into houses without food or water.
Then the saboteurs came to dynamite the houses. One commander ordered a
soldier to bring two women into a house he was about to blow up. . . . Another
soldier prided himself upon having raped an Arab woman before shooting her to
death. Another Arab woman with her newborn baby was made to clean the place
for a couple of days, and then they shot her and the baby. Educated and
well-mannered commanders who were considered "good guys". . . became base
murderers, and this not in the storm of battle, but as a method of expulsion and
extermination. The fewer the Arabs who remain, the better, (quoted in Davar, 9
June 1979)
https://archive.org/stream/pdfy-iWpQLGz5TzZJDxxw/Israel's Sacred Terrorism_djvu.txt


stumbler has such a need to express his Jewhate lies he doesnt proof read and blindly posts hate...he posts something and xxx out the word children and leaves the word baby, twice, What a dumbass!
Guess he's more afraid of SOME forum rules that others...also shows stumbler is intent on pushing limits.

 

But you gotta give him kudos.
He's getting the attention he craves and can bitch about deplorables at the same time.

 

Just peaceful palistinians playing with balloons that happen to start forest fires....because Israeli children are having a flag march through Jerusalem


Incendiary balloons spark fires in south amid flag march tensions
A number of fires broke out in southern Israel on Tuesday, with at least two fires sparked by incendiary balloons launched from Gaza.

Dozens of Palestinians clashed with the IDF along the Gaza border and fires were sparked by incendiary balloons in southern Israel on Tuesday, as tensions rose ahead of a planned flag march through the Old City of Jerusalem.
During the clashes, a Palestinian within the small group of instigators was shot in the leg and was taken away from the scene in light condition, according to Palestinian media. Israeli forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets at rioters in order to disperse them.
A number of fires broke out in southern Israel on Tuesday, with at least two fires sparked by incendiary balloons launched from Gaza. Earlier in the day, Palestinian media published photos of terrorists preparing incendiary balloons to launch towards Israel.

https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/hamas-launched-three-rockets-into-the-sea-n12-report-671070

 

Peaceful palistinians protecting themselves from children with flags

Palestinians clash with Israeli forces in Jerusalem amid flag march
The clashes began just two hours before Jewish groups planned to march to the Damascus Gate.

Palestinians clashed with Israeli security forces in areas near the Damascus Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem on Tuesday afternoon mere hours ahead of a flag march planned by Jewish groups to march through the Old City, according to Palestinian media.

Police were seen clearing Palestinians from the area. Videos from the scene showed crowds clashing with security forces in the area in front of the Damascus Gate. At least two Palestinians were arrested after fighting with police, according to Palestinian reports.

The clashes began just two hours before Jewish groups planned to march to the Damascus Gate and then continue to the Western Wall in a march similar to the Flag March traditionally conducted and originally planned for Jerusalem Day. This year, the traditional march was adjusted and then cancelled amid high tensions followed by the breakout of Operation Guardian of the Walls.

https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/p...orces-in-jerusalem-ahead-of-flag-march-671089

 

ISRAEL'S SACRED TERRORISM
by Livia Rokach, Third Edition

A study based on Moshe Sharett's Personal Diary, and other
documents. Foreword by Noam Chomsky

There’s a Jew hating anti- Semite?
So, now all it takes to be branded as anti-Semitic is not agree with everything the Likud party says.
Mr. Chomsky is one of those world renowned Jews with a very high IQ that Distant Lover goes on about.

 

I do not remember mentioning Noam Chomsky on XNXX, but I have heard him speak on KPFA, and I think he is interesting.

I am not Jewish, but my support for Israel is unconditional. I support everything the Jews do and have ever done that enhances the safety and well being of Israel and the Children of Israel.

 

The Palestinians must love to lose. They lose every time they pick a fight with Israel.