Israeli Government Video Irks Palestinians
July 28, 2011 13:56 by Simon PloskerCongratulations to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon for taking the initiative in the vital battleground of social media.
Ayalon’s YouTube video “The Truth About the West Bank” is evidently considered to be such a threat to the distorted Palestinian historical narrative that Saeb Erekat (who still appears to be the chief Palestinian negotiator despite resigning from the position in February 2011) has responded by publicly condemning the video in no uncertain terms.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGYxLWUKwWo[/youtube]
Here’s your chance to help Israel online.
It’s really simple – click on the video and watch as Danny Ayalon explains the status of the West Bank. In September the Palestinian Authority plans to tie Israel up in legal knots at the UN with an appeal for statehood in the West Bank and Gaza based on the 1948 armistice line (commonly and misleadingly referred to as the “1967 borders”).
Wherever you are on the political map, it’s time that the world is reminded of Israel’s historical and legal rights as well as how Israel found itself in control of the disputed territories.
By simply clicking on this video or sharing it on social media platforms such as Facebook, you won’t just be reminding your own friends and friends of Israel of the facts. You will also be promoting this material “beyond the choir” to the millions of people who browse YouTube and know nothing of the Israeli narrative.
Evidently, the Palestinians find it difficult when Israel reasserts its rights in the face of the assault on the country’s legitimacy. According to the PA press release:
“With this video, the Israeli government has left no doubt on its pro-conflict agenda. Now, the international community knows the Israeli government is committed to denying the Palestinian people their inalienable right to self-determination and on continuing their illegal and colonial enterprise in the occupied Palestinian territory”, said Dr. Saeb Erakat.
Dr. Erakat said this video, presented by the Israeli deputy minister of Foreign Affairs Danny Ayalon, denies the validity of UN resolutions and claims that the illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank are a legitimate part of Israel. He added, “This is not an amateur video prepared by an extremist group. An official representing the State of Israel presents a cynical and falsified account of history and international law.”
Dr. Erakat continued: “In its desperate attempt to gear international discourse away from the pursuit of genuine peace to the outdated arguments of those who oppose it, this official video went as far as discarding United Nations Resolution 181 (II).” “I want to remind the government of Israel that it was accepted at the UN as a full member based on its acceptance of this resolution” said Dr. Erakat.
Danny Ayalon
In reaction to the condemnation, Ayalon said: “For too long the Palestinian narrative of international law and rights has gone unchallenged and this over the top reaction to a public diplomacy video proves that they are acting like spoilt children who have had their way for too long. They are unable to challenge a single fact in the video and have completely avoided a legitimate and honest discussion on the issues.”
In the press release, Erekat claims that Israel was accepted to the United Nations on the basis of UN General Assembly Resolution 181. “This false claims shows that Erekat misconstrues international law and its system proving exactly how misguided the Palestinian attempt to have their unilaterally declared state recognized at the United Nations really is. Israel was admitted as a full United Nations member in 1949 by United Nations General Assembly Resolution 273, after a recommendation by the Security Council, because it met the criteria of statehood and signed armistice agreements with our neighbors, something the Palestinians should bear in mind before they further their confrontational and damaging plan towards September.”
Help us to help Israel get the facts out. Spread this video and make a difference.
» Israel’s Online Response to Palestinian UN Vote Freedom Alert!: Defending American Freedom by exposing Radical Islam, Socialist, Liberals, and all the Enemies of Freedom, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness!
4:49 pm
Sep 22, 2011
[...] a threat to the distorted Palestinian historical narrative that Palestinian Authority spokespeople publicly condemned it. Now, Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon is back in time for the UN vote with his latest look at [...]
Agree or Disagree:
3 
1
Israel’s Online Response to Palestinian UN Vote | The Conservative Papers
5:23 pm
Sep 23, 2011
[...] a threat to the distorted Palestinian historical narrative that Palestinian Authority spokespeople publicly condemned it. Now, Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon is back in time for the UN vote with his latest look at [...]
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Israels Online-Antwort auf die palästinensische UN-Abstimmung « Medien BackSpin
3:34 pm
Sep 24, 2011
[...] Bedrohung der verzerrten palästinensisch Geschichtsdarstellung angesehen, dass PA-Sprecher es öffentlich verurteilten. Jetzt ist der stellvertretende israelische Außenminister rechtzeitig vor der UNO-Abstimmung mit [...]
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Beverly Kurtin
4:59 pm
Oct 05, 2011
Both videos of Mr. Ayalon are on my Color Nook and I show the videos at every opportunity I get. I also carry a flash drive on which are several videos that can be loaded onto someone else’s computer so they can show it and, hopefully, the truth will be made clear to more and more people.
I wear a Shield of David that was made from a Kassam rocket that was exploded in Sefrot and when I show it to people I ask, “do you know what this is?” When they say the Star of David I say yes AND it is a piece of a rocket that the Arabs in Gaza exploded in a civilian area of southern Israel. Notice how thick the metal is. It doesn’t say so, but the rocket was made in Iran. According to Wikipedia ” Since 2000, Palestinian rockets have claimed the lives of 22 Israelis and one Thai national.” What it does NOT mention are the hundreds of men, women and children who have been maimed for life.
The rockets are simple; so are hand grenades. Also not mentioned are the countless number of Israeli and other nationalities who have post traumatic stress from never knowing when a rocket will appear. Those civilians have only SECONDS to take cover before a rocket explodes in their midst.
The Arabs receive, at the same time Hamas is lobbing those heinous rockets; food, clothing, fresh water, electricity…all from Israel. What other people on this planet does such a thing? Only one, and only the people who twice a day say Shema Yisroel…
Israel has to do a few things that will foster the truth: Stop calling Judea and Samaria the West Bank and stop calling the Arabs Palestinians. As long as we honor what the Arabs want, they will take advantage of those terms.
Arabs tell the truth only when it is to their advantage, the rest of the time they twist the truth so badly that it gets lost in the confusion they deliberately make up. Take the useless resolution 181; that had NOTHING to do with the creation of Israel. In fact, Mr. Ayalon’s video about the truth of the West Bank proves that beautifully.
Are ALL Arabs liars and cheats? Of course not. Although I am anything but a prophet, I will say that peace will never be possible. If we all live to be 120, the Arabs will still be lobbing rockets into Israel and lying about us to the media as to who is to blame for the situation.
Why is that so? Because the first Arab leader to recognize Israel will be murdered in cold blood and they know that.
Well-loved. Agree or Disagree:
29 
6
Tejano Chimbo
6:09 am
Sep 02, 2012
? Oh, we don’t shoot no rockets at nobody. We’re Jews !!!
Agree or Disagree:
0 
1
American
5:07 pm
Dec 31, 2011
Hidden due to low comment rating. Click here to see.
Poorly-rated. Agree or Disagree:
2 
12
ESLombard
1:34 am
Feb 09, 2012
Perhaps the US was a terrorist state from 1620-1910; the natives terrorized the Americans and vice versa. Or perhaps what the Jews endured at the hands of native peoples in what became Moslem lands for thousands of years was not terrorism. Why did nearly a million terrorized Jews (1941-67) from Moslem countries flee with all assets confiscated and still requiring restitution? What do you call all the pogroms in Russia driving millions of Jews elsewhere? If you ever find Israelis harsh with the locals, remember that their families (now more than half Israel’s present Jewish population) suffered in the Arab world up to 3000 years. You may recall that Mohammed himself, after being laughed at for his pathetic reformulation of Jewish law, drove the Jews from Mecca and Medina. Terrorism? How about your own community in the US? Have you checked the local history of Indian and white terrorism? Or what terrorism your community inflicted on African Americans? Puullleease!
Agree or Disagree:
3 
0
American
6:15 pm
Dec 31, 2011
Hidden due to low comment rating. Click here to see.
Poorly-rated. Agree or Disagree:
2 
12
ESLombard
1:44 am
Feb 09, 2012
Thanks for the scholarship which all goes to prove the oft repeated observation: with two Jews, you’ll have three opinions. That’s the beauty of Judaism that it usually tolerates all manner of criticism and opinion. That same intellectual freedom may account for the intellectual and scientific genius of the Jews. Some of the ultra-orthodox observations that you quote often seem outrageous, but they are indeed part of the intellectual ferment. You may recall that a few years ago, several of these folks were invited to Iran to denounce Zionism which they did. May I humbly suggest that you widen your reading fare?
Well-loved. Agree or Disagree:
5 
0
Erina
2:38 am
Jan 10, 2012
Confirmation:
:
Jerusalem is the capital city of Judah, it was once the capital city of Israel until the nation was diivided, and still is unto this very day.
Jerusalem and all the other cities in the Land of Judah were and are known as the cities of Judah.
Judah was one of Jacobs sons whom the Tribe of Judah was/is named after.
The Messiah came from the Tribe of Judah.
Caleb and his descendants from the tribe of Judah inherited Hebron BC.
The Messiah was born in Bethlehem.
Judah also made an ancient claim to Gaza.
The (Dynasty of David) from the Tribe of Judah & Israel (Ten Tribes of Israel) have been divided unto this very day. (Judah & Israel)
All the cities in the Land of Judea (Judah) were/are known as the cities of Judah.
When the Messiah comes back to Jerusalem, he comes back as the “Roaring Lion of the Tribe of Judah.”
Hot debate. What do you think?
7 
4
Tejano (have dozer, will settle)
7:10 pm
Feb 04, 2012
Hey, I need a home.
Any of you Jews out there know a Palestinian who’s got one?
Hot debate. What do you think?
3 
9
Gary Katz
8:53 pm
Feb 04, 2012
Well, if you want to live in the West Bank or Gaza, you can always buy one from one of them, as long as you’re not Jewish. You see, they have the death penalty for selling a home to a Jew. If you want to live in any Middle Eastern Arab country (except Jordan), you probably won’t have an easy time buying a house from a Palestinian. That’s because those Arab countries severely restrict the rights of Palestinians in their land (including refusal of citizenship, various property rights, various jobs and government positions). But hey – it takes time for those Arab states to absorb those “refugees.” It’s only been 63 years!
Well-loved. Agree or Disagree:
14 
3
Tejano (have dozer, will settle)
12:16 am
Feb 05, 2012
I don’t want to buy nothing. Don’t yall have a Defence Force to stake the place out for me?
Hot debate. What do you think?
2 
11
Gary Katz
12:59 am
Feb 05, 2012
No, not for you (unless your ancestors lived there for 3000 plus years, all the while having the land stolen from them by 17 conquerers).
Well-loved. Agree or Disagree:
9 
1
Tejano (have dozer, will settle)
1:27 am
Feb 05, 2012
I lived in Poland for 1300 years. Does that count?
Hot debate. What do you think?
2 
8
Tejano (have dozer, will settle)
12:41 am
Feb 09, 2012
If Yahweh promised you my home I’d shoot your fuckin ass
Hot debate. What do you think?
3 
10
Desert Eagle
9:09 am
Feb 21, 2012
YOU don’t have the balls tejano since you shot them off with your squirt gun.
And that toy “dozer” you have is up on blocks again.
Agree or Disagree:
4 
1
ESLombard
3:27 am
May 26, 2012
1. If you lived in Poland or lots of other places for 1300 or 13,000, if you were a Jew, that really didn’t make you a Pole or whatever. Sooner or later…..
2. The Sephardim didn’t FLEE the Christians. They were told to make a credible conversion or leave. After that, they spied on the converts for generations to make sure that it was a real conversion. Poor Columbus was thrown in jail after his third voyage because he was under suspicion of really being a Jew. There are a few scholars who give good evidence for suspecting that he really was. The Inquisition caught on in other countries such as Portugal and was persisted in even to the Western Hemisphere into the 19th century.
That’s why Israel is so important although it has all kinds of other problems. In the US until recently there was always not so covert anti-Semitism. It still lurks and should we go into another serious depression, it might get pretty ugly. The US could have helped rescue many hundreds of thousands of German Jews and others, but deliberately chose not to even up to 1942. Interestingly enough, the Chinese in Shanghai were most gracious all through that period and even during the war itself.
The Jews are a remarkable people as a whole. I remember hearing Ron Karenga, a leading Black activist, speak at UCLA in the 60′s. He said that “Blacks should watch the Jews and do whatever they do.”
Agree or Disagree:
3 
0
ESLombard
1:50 am
Feb 09, 2012
Just after the Arabs lost the war in 1949, Arabs wished to sell their homes and leave Israel. But they were fearful of death at the hands of their Arab neighbors. An office was set up by Israel in Cyprus where they could effect a sale, take the money, and head for other lands. I would like to believe that Israel still offers a similar program.
Agree or Disagree:
1 
2
Tejano (have dozer, will settle)
4:43 am
Feb 09, 2012
Hidden due to low comment rating. Click here to see.
Poorly-rated. Agree or Disagree:
1 
11
Gary Katz
6:59 am
Feb 09, 2012
Actually, I wouldn’t believe that (or anything you would write). Find another hobby besides trashing Jews and Israel, the greatest country in the Middle East. Besides, you’re not even good at it – anyone can sound bellicose and ignorant.
Well-loved. Agree or Disagree:
9 
2
Tejano (have dozer, will settle)
9:25 am
Feb 09, 2012
Oh, we’re not bellicose and belligerent. We’re Jews !!1
Hot debate. What do you think?
2 
7
Gary Katz
8:05 pm
Feb 09, 2012
Then start acting like one.
Agree or Disagree:
3 
2
Tejano (have dozer, will settle)
2:49 am
Feb 10, 2012
Stick your Jew settlements up your ass
Hot debate. What do you think?
2 
11
Gary Katz
7:50 am
Feb 10, 2012
How eloquent and classy.
Agree or Disagree:
4 
2
Tejano (have dozer, will settle)
8:47 am
Feb 10, 2012
Yeah, Buddy. We talking Lebensraum for Jews. It don’t get no better then that
Agree or Disagree:
2 
4
Desert Eagle
9:12 am
Feb 21, 2012
How do you type with your pin head up your own ass?
Agree or Disagree:
4 
2
ESLombard
5:58 pm
May 25, 2012
Gary, I’m not sure that your comment was addressed to me, but if so, I can’t begin to guess how you could have read me as hostile to our Zionist ideals. As an old timer in Israel (one of seven generations) and an ardent Zionist, I was relating facts as transmitted to me by Ben Gurion’s aide at the time and I thought to be common knowledge then and now.
The plan was probably intended to facilitate willing Arab emigration and free up residences for the flood of Mizrahi refugees from N.Africa who were forced to live in tin sheds for a time while new homes were being built.
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Gary Katz
6:11 pm
May 25, 2012
It wasn’t. Sorry for the confusion, ES.
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Tejano
5:17 pm
May 25, 2012
They never wanted To leave Israel. They fought to stay. Yall just like to write fairy tales
Agree or Disagree:
0 
2
ESLombard
10:08 pm
May 25, 2012
I’m sure that in their heart of hearts that they did want to stay, but all accounts in English that I have read indicate that: most of the wealthy Moslems left as early as 1947. Others, no matter what the Jews or British advised them, chose to leave for places far from possible military action or to adjoining Moslem states. Villagers in the path of Israeli clearing action either fought or fled. The Dar Yassin ugliness was so magnified that near hysteria followed. The Arabs became victims of their own propaganda.
The Arab High Command had early on advised Arabs to clear the path for their proposed five Arab nation invasion which proved inadequate to the task. They were generally assured that not only could they return later but also appropriate their Jewish neighbors’ property and assets. Only the British trained, equipped, and led Jordanians put up much of a fight and held the Old City and “West Bank” for 17 years losing it to the Jews in 1967. If you wish to help us with facts of which we are unaware, you will be doing everyone an important service.
Agree or Disagree:
1 
0
Tejano_Chimbo
10:42 am
May 26, 2012
You could care less who in Greater Israel lived where or when for how long unless it’s some fuçking Jew
Agree or Disagree:
0 
1
M.Sphardi, PhD
10:07 am
May 27, 2012
I’ve been following your partication here. As a retired chief psychologist in a men’s maximum security correctional facility, I would like to make an observation or two. I would estimate your IQ at 60, mental retarded, and if you haven’t already spent time in prison or aren’t there right now, I would predict that with your limited mentality and anti-social, inappropriate responses here that you may well make it into a correctional facility in due time. I would advise you to do something about it before it’s too late.
Agree or Disagree:
2 
0
Tejano_Chimbo
2:57 pm
May 27, 2012
You people never run out of stories to justify your thievery
Agree or Disagree:
0 
1
Tejano
11:54 am
May 29, 2012
? Hey did you get my drift, Diçkhead?
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Tejano
11:58 am
May 29, 2012
? Hey did you get my drift, Diçkhead?
Agree or Disagree:
0 
1
M.Sphardi
3:26 pm
Mar 10, 2013
At our UNRWA expense, just knock on any refugee door and tell them that we’ve been paying their rent for sixty years and would appreciate a courtesy on your behalf. The Arabs are known for their ingratiating hospitality. Then hike out the next day to any of the eleven Arab states around the Med that stole the homes, businesses, and lands of Jews who had lived there for up to 2600 years. I’m sure they’ll be glad to share their abundant stolen Jewish properties with you.
Agree or Disagree:
0 
1
Terjano
11:44 pm
Mar 10, 2013
? Uh huh. Do you suppose Zionists are opposed to stealing homes?
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Gary Katz
1:59 am
Feb 05, 2012
Too easy. I’ll hold my tongue.
Agree or Disagree:
1 
3
Tejano (have dozer, will settle)
2:24 am
Feb 05, 2012
How long did you live Poland?
Agree or Disagree:
2 
2
ESLombard
3:34 pm
May 26, 2012
I’ve heard it said that anti-Semitism is really a widespread and persistent disease. Jewish scientists have already discovered cures for all kinds of diseases. Anti-Semitism has proved a difficult disease to cure, but just give them time!
My own dear father, a native Spanish Catholic, had a mild case of it too. Whenever I am with his family in Spain, they ask,”What’s a Jew?” I think that there may be officially 5000 Jews in Spain today, yet a poll indicated that 70% of Spaniards are anti-Semitic. It looks as though those Jewish scientists have their work cut out for them if only 5000 Jews could still keep the infection so virulent. All the best to you and do watch that infection. It can kill.
Agree or Disagree:
0 
1
Tejano_Chimbo
9:34 pm
May 26, 2012
Gee, it’s too bad you can’t load up West Bank with thieving Jews. If only people were more tolerant
Agree or Disagree:
0 
1
Gary Katz
11:17 pm
May 26, 2012
Tejano: It was reported today that wanted Nazi war criminal Klaas Faber died today, in Germany. Will you be attending the funeral?
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
ESLombard
11:28 pm
May 26, 2012
By “thieving Jews”, I take you to mean their REtaking their own Biblical Judea and Samaria.
The more than 15,000,000 post WWII refugees (Germans, Poles, etc) world wide were resettled without all the noise and propaganda of special interest parties. Few even remember those problems and yet, we are all, to this day, endlessly reminded of the Palestinian con job.
Perhaps the Palestinian Arabs will settle in the substantial holdings in Moslem lands expropriated from the previous Arab Jewish owners across N.Africa and the Middle East. Just call it a population and land swap. Fair enough?
Those of us who are filled with hate and revenge on behalf of the Palestinian Arabs are actually hurting our own health and shortening our own lives. Hate is a kind of poison. So is revenge.
Agree or Disagree:
2 
0
Tejano_Chimbo
1:01 am
May 27, 2012
“By “thieving Jews”, I take you to mean their REtaking their own Biblical Judea and Samaria.”:
You’ve no right to REtake anything from anyone there
Agree or Disagree:
0 
2
ESLombard
2:05 am
May 27, 2012
I guess that we’ll just have to agree to disagree. That piece of land changed hands at least seventeen times through history. It is estimated that half the Palestinian Arabs didn’t arrive there until after 1902. They came for work and civilized amenities unavailable to them inEgypt and Syria because the Arab leadership was afraid that Herzl was going to start a Jewish homeland.
The Arabs have a common language, religion and culture which should allow the Palestinian Arabs to better themselves and to fit in anywhere in the Arab world particularly when there are all those confiscated Jewish homes, lands, businesses that the Arabs stole. For example, a Jewish bottling plant in Cairo sold to the Coca Cola company. Lands stolen by the Arabs that are estimated in size seven times the size of Israel, etc. I understand your hostility, but you’re making, I think, the same mistake that they are making. If you are committed to the idea that any land that the Moslems have once conquered belongs to them forever, then there is no point to further exchanges. Many years ago, I taught Jews and Moslems from the Arab world at the Hebrew University. I found both difficult to persuade of anything at all. Good luck. Be well.
Agree or Disagree:
2 
0
Gary Katz
2:17 am
May 27, 2012
Good, that means the Muslims had no right to “re-take” Jerusalem from the Crusaders and, since they did, they forfeited their right to “re-take” anything from the Jews. Glad we agree (unless you only apply your standards to Jews and no other ethnic group in the world or in history, which would make you a hypocrite, among other things).
Well-loved. Agree or Disagree:
4 
0
Tejano_Chimbo
2:53 am
May 27, 2012
It is estimated Zionists didn’t arrive there until 1902
Agree or Disagree:
0 
3
ESLombard
3:20 am
May 27, 2012
I see that you misunderstood the 1902 matter. What I should have explained to you is that there was ALWAYS a Jewish presence in Safed and Jerusalem, etc. and the Polish Jews that you speak of began a serious colonization in 1883.
Herzl spoke of Zionism in 1897 and when the Arab leadership heard his ideas, they began in 1902 to encourage poor landless Arabs in Syria and Egypt to go to Palestine and to rent the malarial ridden swamps and sandy wastes from Arab absentee landlords who lived in Syria and Egypt.
The Jews paid high dollar for those miserable lands and then unexpectedly had long litigations to get the tenant farmers off. Sometimes the immigrant Arabs got work and medical attention from the Jews, but when the British began their Mandate, almost only Arabs were hired and after 1922, they poured in from nearby Arab states. There was always a significant presence of Arabs in the land, but the shepherds overgrazed the land and made it in many cases worthless.
Agree or Disagree:
1 
0
Tejano_Chimbo
4:56 am
May 27, 2012
I could care less if Hertzl spoke of Zion in 1897. You’re all thieves and murderers and you need to get your worthless little fannies back over the Green Line and de-Zionize your State before somebody does it for you
Agree or Disagree:
0 
1
ESLombard
6:09 am
May 27, 2012
It’s so odd that you should refer to the Israelis as “thieves and murderers” because that is precisely how any number of travelers in the 18th and 19th centuries described the roaming Arabs and Bedouin. There was no decent road to Jerusalem and one depended on bribed bandits to protect travelers against hostile tribes along the way. Not only was there malaria to risk, but also Belharzia in the rivers which made many hundreds blind for life. I believe that the Jews in Israel come from more than 120 countries and read newspapers in 85 languages. They all felt that they couldn’t live a Jewish life elsewhere because of the manifest hostility that people like yourself feel and express so irrationally and persistently. If you have a practical plan to cope with universal anti-Semitism, I should like to hear it. Meanwhile, I think that most anti-Semitism springs chiefly from plain old jealousy of Jewish brains and accomplishments. It’s awfully difficult to compete with them. It’s easier to rage against them. Your entries here have not been a credit to you or your own people. Your reading level is low and your vocabulary too limited to develop a thoughtful argument. Frankly, you’ve sounded drunk. Am I wrong?
Agree or Disagree:
2 
0
Tejano_Chimbo
6:34 am
May 27, 2012
West Bank is Israel part two, and you’re there to see how much you can pick up for nothing. If you was doing that around here you’d have been dead a long time ago, Dickhead
Agree or Disagree:
1 
1
ESLombard
8:08 am
May 27, 2012
I don’t know how to make it plainer: when the Arab states give back all the billions of dollars of properties that they STOLE from the Jews (1947-67) in eleven Arab countries, we’ll have something to discuss. There is NO question but that they STOLE the Jews’ assets as they either murdered them in riots or chased them out after, in some cases, 2600 years of contributing to the cultures but enduring all kinds of humiliations, along with theChristians, as second class citizens. The property in question in Israel is their ancient kingdom where every month they find new artifacts from two and three thousand years ago attesting to their ownership. Absolutely NO sign of Arab civilization there. It belonged to the Jews then and shortly it will belong to the Jews again officially. Meanwhile, give us back all the stuff you STOLE just within my own lifetime. It’s not debatable ancient history. I’ve tried to help you understand, but you choose not to. God bless. Please don’t reply. I won’t.
Agree or Disagree:
1 
0
Tejano_Chimbo
9:31 am
May 27, 2012
Yeah, man, Like Zionists are against stealing property
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Tejano
12:26 am
May 29, 2012
“Tejano: It was reported today that wanted Nazi war criminal Klaas Faber died today, in Germany. Will you be attending the funeral?”
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
? Nah, not me. I’m not into Lebensraum, even for a a nice Jew like you Diçkhead
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Israeli Government Video Irks Palestinians | Honest Reporting
7:06 am
Feb 13, 2012
[...] two weeks ago. The video, explaining the historical facts behind the Arab-Israel conflict, has received condemnation from Saeb Erakat, the PA’s lead negotiator. In the video, Ayalon explains why the settlements are not illegal and [...]
Agree or Disagree:
2 
0
Israeli Government Video Irks Palestinians | Honest Reporting
2:39 pm
Feb 17, 2012
[...] two weeks ago. The video, explaining the historical facts behind the Arab-Israel conflict, has received condemnation from Saeb Erakat, the PA’s lead negotiator. In the video, Ayalon explains why the settlements are not illegal [...]
Agree or Disagree:
1 
0
Tejano_Chimbo
2:34 am
May 25, 2012
? Oh, historical facts!
Yes, you mean like Polaks have always had a permanent presence in Palestine
Agree or Disagree:
0 
1
ESLombard
6:21 pm
May 25, 2012
I’m sorry. I missed your drift about Polish Jews. The news at the time (1945-46) was that Polish Jewish survivors who returned to their homes found others resolutely occupying them feigning surprise that they had managed to survive. Others in Poland are reported to have burned a returning Polish Jewish family they’d locked in a barn, etc.
As you probably know, more than half the Jews in Israel today are (1948-67) refugees from the Moslem world where they’d lived for up to 2600 years. More than half! The very few Jews who have attempted to return to their expropriated properties have been unpleasantly surprised.
There was a huge Arab increase in Palestine after 1917 that arrived to work for the British Mandate. They came chiefly from Egypt and Syria.
World history everywhere records conquests and population movement not unique to Israel. Spain was conquered by the Moslems later expelled. I understand that some Arabs look forward to their own reconquest of Spain in years to come. Think: ebb and flow.
Agree or Disagree:
1 
0
Gary Katz
6:33 pm
May 25, 2012
True, ES. You could give many more examples from every continent. I’ve read that millions of Sudetenland Germans were displaced permanently after WWII. About one million were displaced by the war in the Balkans. Ethnic cleansing has run rampant in Iraq, whether one is Shiite, Sunni, Kurd or Christian. But only the Palestinians have their own, personal UN agency to take care of them and keep them perpetually in refugee status. I wonder if one hundred years from now, will their great, great grandchildren still call themselves “refugees?” At one point does it stop?
Agree or Disagree:
1 
0
Tejano_Chimbo
10:15 pm
May 25, 2012
“As you probably know, more than half the Jews in Israel today are (1948-67) refugees from the Moslem world where they’d lived for up to 2600 years. More than half!”
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The Sephardim are Spanish, and fled the Christians about 500 years ago
Agree or Disagree:
0 
1
ESLombard
10:52 pm
May 25, 2012
Yes, of the estimated 850,000 Mizrahi Jews (NOT Sephardim) expelled or victims of pogroms in Moslem world 1947-67, we now have in Israel an estimated 2,800,000, more than half the Jewish population and growing. They have provided us with a valuable asset. Can you begin to imagine how the Arabs who fled Israel might have proved an asset to any or all of the Moslem countries or even to Israel?
All that potential creative manpower! Instead, over these same years, the 21 Arab countries have come up with only 630 patents and Israel 7200 as of 2008. You can reflect on the human waste of those Arab refugees sitting in miserable camps who might have enriched the world and themselves. The Arab League prefers to use them for propaganda. The US has already contributed almost 50% of their upkeep, more than four billions to no apparent effect. You probably believe that the fact that they are still in camps is Israel’s fault. I am particularly fond of fairy tales, but this isn’t a fairy tale. Alas!
Agree or Disagree:
0 
1
M.Sphardi
4:59 am
May 25, 2012
Wasn’t it Lincoln who spoke of fooling people some of the time, etc? My hunch is that our opponents’ lies are catching up with them as they become increasingly transparent and absurd.
It’s great that at long last, Israeli hasbara is getting to work. World media have done Israel a disservice by lazily over reporting news from Israel because it’s such easy pickings. The world is getting turned off by it all.
I wonder if the recent Arab addiction to Israeli, Arabic language dubbed porn will not turn out to be a more powerful weapon than our armies. There are already a reported 100,000 Arab addicts.
If they issue a fatwah, how many Moslems’ fanaticism will hold up under nubile temptation?
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Tejano
6:00 am
May 25, 2012
? Yeh, man it working big time. Every goy on the planet know Polaks in Palestine just before water and right after dirt
Agree or Disagree:
0 
2
ESLombard
6:41 pm
May 25, 2012
Jews were and always have been Jews wherever they found themselves, not “Polacks” or Russians, etc. Often they have assimilated and no longer identify with their heritage. You yourself may be fortunate to have some Jewish blood that you are not aware of. Some anti-Semites are reportedly part Jewish: Torquemada of the Spanish Inquisition, Hitler, etc. 20% of Spaniards are probably of some Jewish origin. An estimated 35,000,000 Central and South Americans are believed to have some “Jewish blood” inasmuch as they were among the very first settlers. In Jesus’ time, 10% of the population on Mediterranean shores are estimated to have been Jews. In Germany in 1933, there was a 44% intermarriage with Jews. Today in the US, reports are as high as 75% for intermarriage outside the Jewish people. Who knows how some of their progeny may handle this? (Look for “Polacks” in Yad v Shem. Lots there).
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Tejano
9:15 pm
May 25, 2012
“Jews were and always have been Jews wherever they found themselves, not “Polacks” or Russians, etc..”
What country do you find yourself in?
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
ESLombard
11:41 pm
May 25, 2012
Usually Israel. Sometimes US or Spain.
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Gary Katz
8:12 am
May 25, 2012
Porn should be big in the Arab world, considering how sexually repressed their society is. Expose your female ankle and you will be considered as having extended an invitation for rape. Sickening.
Agree or Disagree:
1 
0
M.Sphardi, PhD
3:51 pm
May 27, 2012
No one here seems to be able to get through to you: the Jews aren’t stealing anything. It has belonged to them for thousands of years. Your reading level and comprehension are pathetically low. I would judge that you couldn’t pass a sixth grade reading test, no,fourth. Your logic is deranged. Like most anti-Semites, you probably suffer from envy, low self esteem, gender confusion, self hatred, homophobia, and identify with macho toughness. You might want to read up on it and then get some help otherwise you will remain an emotional cripple. Look up “psychiatry of anti-Semitism” on the internet. You may need help reading and interpreting it.
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Tejano_Chimbo
7:04 pm
May 27, 2012
They steal all the time. They confiscated over half of OPT before they even built the wall
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Tejano
8:11 am
May 28, 2012
Oh yeah man, like we don’t steal nothing. We’re Jews!!
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Tejano_Chimbo
1:49 am
May 29, 2012
Yeah, man, like we don’t steal nothing. Just give us the West Bank so we can load it up with Jews
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
M.Sphardi, PhD
2:56 am
May 29, 2012
Speaking of theft: The reason the Saudis have to chop off hands so much? Your answer?
I thought that you were an insider on anti-Zionism! Even I know that Iran wants as many Jews as possible congregated in ONE spot so that they can finish Hitler’s insane plan. Here I thought that I was dealing with a 14 karat anti-Semite mobster. I’ve been wasting my time. You’re just a defective. Well, there’s really no hope for you. You know what Hitler would have done with you. Don’t you??? Check in at Yad v Shem. Good day. Regards from Israel.
Agree or Disagree:
1 
0
Elana
2:54 pm
Mar 10, 2013
I have been commenting on the “Truth about the West Bank” video by Danny Ayalon for months now – the site has spun from filthy porn by an individual named Dogg1946 and cult, to insulting and degrading women-to outrageous spite, incitement, hate and copy/past racist articles from anti-Israel/Jew sites such as “occupiedpalestinian” website in Google. If Danny Ayalon thought that he was explaining Israeli/Zionist history and views to a rational world audience, he was mistaken. The worst of the worst anti-Semites are to be found congregating on this site. For those, who love Israel and wish to explain Israel’s side in this conflict ??? ????? ???…… (You are invited to participate)
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0
Tejano
12:43 am
Mar 11, 2013
Do you love Israel exactly as it is, or would you clear out OPT and load it up with Jews?
Agree or Disagree:
0 
0