Hamas attacks Israel
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What leads you to conclude from my statement that I think this isn't about money?
So. . . if it's about land, death, hatred, and human suffering, it can't be about money?
OK.
I used to have hope.
Then an extremist Jewish man killed that hope.
But... you could be right; it's the "how they get there" that worries me.
As I said before, they get there when the people in that area decide they'd rather be alive and rich than dead and. . . dead.
Jesus? Bibi? Everybody’s talking in riddles this morning.
Ok?
Look up assassinated PM's of Israel.
Pick the one that was assassinated by one of 'his own people'.
The CBC is at it again. This time, they’re explaining away the attacks on Israeli soccer fans that happened in Amsterdam on Nov. 7, suggesting there is a “clearer,” much more “nuanced” explanation for the violence that was doled out that night by individuals who chased and assaulted Jews in the street.
After reading the letter and the CBC article a second time, I was left wondering, did we even read the same document?
The article seems to imply that no “Jew hunt” ever took place in Amsterdam — “a clearer picture of what happened that night is slowly emerging” — despite the fact that a “hunt on Jews” is mentioned in black and white on page 1 of the mayor’s letter. This should shock all Canadians. Was this reporter hoping no one would actually read the letter?
Assumedly to diminish the severity of events, the CBC reporter follows up with a “but” and a claim that the letter in question “indicates it was Israeli fans who initiated the first attacks, which then spiralled.”
But taking down a flag is not an attack. Random vandalism on taxi cabs, allegedly perpetrated by Israelis, is also not an attack. Nor is chanting offensive slogans. Has this reporter even been in Montreal on a Canadiens playoff game night? Forget taxis, police cars get overturned and set ablaze.
A clear picture is, indeed, painted of how police intercepted calls for riots to be incited across the city, how an Israeli was asked for his passport by a man on a scooter as a taxi driver told another Israeli he and his friends “would find him” and how fearful Israelis sheltered from threatening individuals waiting outside their hotels.
The mayor’s letter tells us that, at one point, a propaganda video taking credit for the attacks and claiming to be from Hamas appeared on social media. The prime minister later brushed this possibility aside at a conference, suggesting it was a Hamas publicity stunt.
We’re plainly told that police monitored the spike in these messages on open and closed Telegram and WhatsApp groups. The tone of these suggestions “grew harsher” and “antisemitic.” Authorities later concluded that these messages were primarily made by “young Moroccan Amsterdammers” who turned against the Israeli team supporters.
Unlike the CBC’s downplaying of events, the letter by Amsterdam authorities does not mince words about the “aggressive and threatening messages” that appeared on “several social media platforms” prior to the attacks on Israelis.
They noted a “significant level of aggression and willingness to act, and, in some cases, mobilization at specific locations.” As if that wasn’t enough, police “received reports that taxi drivers were being called to assemble at Strandvliet metro station, where the Maccabi supporters would be disembarking.”
Which acts made Israeli soccer fans across the city deserving of such violence? The CBC points to a Nov. 11 joint letter by the Amsterdam mayor, police chief and chief prosecutor to council members, which states that some taxis in some parts of the city were vandalized, allegedly by Israelis; that an Israeli soccer fan took down a Palestinian flag from a building; and that others chanted slogans supporting the Israel Defense Forces.
…the CBC article claims that the mayor’s letter does not specify who attacked the Israeli soccer fans. It says, “other groups (the report does not say precisely who) then engaged in ‘violent hit and run actions’ targeting Israelis.” They must’ve attacked themselves. I guess it’s a mystery.
Except, of course, it’s not.
Terry Newman: CBC's failed attempt at debunking the Amsterdam 'Jew hunt' — National Post
Local authorities clear that attacks were about far more than sports
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But I guess according to Tax, Jin, and so many others here, this guy is anti-Jewish and he has no clue what he's talking about and he's pro terrorist and so on and so on...
London Gaza protest: has row over ‘openly Jewish’ remark changed the march’s mood?
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And guess these Jews too are Anti-Jewish and terrorist supporters...
Zionists We dont like Zionists. Conflating the two is the result of propaganda fucking with your head.
FDR said he didn't think Jews could be good Americans. Not Zionists, Jews. And I don't recollect the Nazis ever saying they were going after Zionists. Anti-Jewish discrimination and violence is as European as the Rhine and the Thames (and the St. Lawrence and the Darling).
Yep. Gay no longer means just happy, & woke is no longer just the past tense of wake.