You're wasting your time with your proselytizing here!
Probably, the only one you might convince is that dummy harpercon!
Probably, the only one you might convince is that dummy harpercon!
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You're a fucking idiot. Hamas and Iran are terrorists.. please just die.
Oh he has, hook line and sinker.. to peas in a pod there..
Sorry f*cktard but reality doesn't need your belief. You said you wanted sources, are you f*ckng blind or just stupid? The UNSCOP report IS the source. Don't like it? Well newsflash f*ck-o, your argument is with the UN then, not me.
BY the way shit for brains, at least Israel is giving Palestinians in targeted areas warnings that the bombs will be coming. Which is a F*CKUVALOT more than your shit f*cking buddies in Hamas do. And here I thought you commie shit-bags hated religion and nazis and yet here you are defending religious c*nts using tactics right out of Otto f*cking Skorzeny's playbook.
Or maybe your just another confused commie-nazi. Tell us dildo, how do you balance your f*cktarded commie beliefs with defending wannabe nazi scumbags?
Israel minimizes the killing of civilians unlike Hamas who uses them as a shield and purposefully targets civilians in Israel. Unfortunately, their failed munitions have killed more of their own people simply because they didn't work! No one seems to have anything to say about that!
Disinformation & misinformation is rampant on MSM and it makes one question why they aren't doing their due diligence in getting the story right. "Gaza is occupied by Israel" (it's not and hasn't been since 2005), Gaza is an "open jail" which is patently wrong, the whole thing exploded because supposedly Palestinians were being evicted by Israel - again, patently wrong. The Palestinians were "squatters" and were not paying rent to the owner(s) so of course they were being evicted. The whole thing is in the Supreme Court in Israel so it will be sorted out eventually. But it's being used as propaganda against the Israeli's. It's too bad the MSM can't be bothered to find out the truth and if it's an honest error, correct it. But of course, that won't happen as they're too biased against Israel and too lazy to do due diligence.
While the whole mid east situation is very complex, spewing incorrect information isn't going to make things better. Unfortunately Trump would have done a much better job in dealing with the situation than Biden. Biden seems to think Iran is deemed worthy of whatever the U.S. provides so it was only a matter of time before Iran and their proxies would start something with Israel as they have nothing to fear from Biden.
God Bless Israel!!
Disinformation & misinformation is rampant on MSM and it makes one question why they aren't doing their due diligence in getting the story right. "Gaza is occupied by Israel" (it's not and hasn't been since 2005), Gaza is an "open jail" which is patently wrong, the whole thing exploded because supposedly Palestinians were being evicted by Israel - again, patently wrong. The Palestinians were "squatters" and were not paying rent to the owner(s) so of course they were being evicted. The whole thing is in the Supreme Court in Israel so it will be sorted out eventually. But it's being used as propaganda against the Israeli's. It's too bad the MSM can't be bothered to find out the truth and if it's an honest error, correct it. But of course, that won't happen as they're too biased against Israel and too lazy to do due diligence.
While the whole mid east situation is very complex, spewing incorrect information isn't going to make things better. Unfortunately Trump would have done a much better job in dealing with the situation than Biden. Biden seems to think Iran is deemed worthy of whatever the U.S. provides so it was only a matter of time before Iran and their proxies would start something with Israel as they have nothing to fear from Biden.
God Bless Israel!!
It must be stressed also that this is a civil dispute over ownership rights and rent, and the Israeli government is not a party to the litigation. Over the years some of the Palestinian tenants have been evicted over non-payment of rent, but this is a private rather than a government matter. The Israeli government is not evicting anyone.”
(https://www.camera.org/article/sheikh-jarrah-the-facts/)
(https://www.camera.org/article/sheikh-jarrah-the-facts/)
Somebody call the Whacko Wagon, and tell them they have a pick up to make.............by Torch Light.
imagine being this ill
correct, mainstream media is on Israel's side.
what? Israeli's owns nothing in the occupied territories, they're a settler colonial state.
who hasn't the balls of a man.The mainstream media is NOT on Israel's side. All one needs to do is actually read what they write and 99.9% of the time, they have the facts wrong. Sally can laugh at the comment I made about renters being evicted but it's a fact and has nothing to do with Gaza or the Israeli government but you see, minds have been made up and all Jews are bad apparently. Don't like facts? Make them up & repeat!
Fuck the POLICE and TRUDEAU..
They are arresting people and fining people for COVID-19 but this shit is okay..
Wow! If arabs put down their weapons.. no war.. if Israel puts down their weapons... no Israel... who in Canada would sit back and allow missiles to be targeted in their city and not protect itself???
They are arresting people and fining people for COVID-19 but this shit is okay..
Wow! If arabs put down their weapons.. no war.. if Israel puts down their weapons... no Israel... who in Canada would sit back and allow missiles to be targeted in their city and not protect itself???
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Yes they have the facts wrong alright, so do you. Where do you get this idea the you know the facts? All your info is from mainstream media. I'm seeing amateur video of crimes being committed straight out of Gaza.
You can't keep using Hamas as a justification for genocide. One knuckledragger was saying Hamas is firing from all these buildings so it justifies razing Gaza.
Did Hamas fire from Al-Aqsa mosque?
Were they firing from hospitals?
Were they firing from media buildings?
No. The IDF literally attacked the media in the country so to hide their crimes. This is a red flag.
Did Hamas fire from Al-Aqsa mosque?
Were they firing from hospitals?
Were they firing from media buildings?
No. The IDF literally attacked the media in the country so to hide their crimes. This is a red flag.
I have an absolutely serious question for the pro-Israel-Can-Do-No-Wrong types:
Hypothetically speaking, what IF Israel was at fault even this one time?
Or if in the future, tensions die down and then all of a sudden, Israel - or a Jewish person - does something to spark it all back up again.
Say a Jewish man - extreme right wing type - attacks a Palestinian/Arab? Or a group of them chase down and beat up a lone person? And they die. In retaliation, the family goes public, stirring up their people, which retaliates to the killing and then Israel attacks...
Who is at fault then?
Hypothetically speaking, what IF Israel was at fault even this one time?
Or if in the future, tensions die down and then all of a sudden, Israel - or a Jewish person - does something to spark it all back up again.
Say a Jewish man - extreme right wing type - attacks a Palestinian/Arab? Or a group of them chase down and beat up a lone person? And they die. In retaliation, the family goes public, stirring up their people, which retaliates to the killing and then Israel attacks...
Who is at fault then?
LEVY: Israel supporter says protest 'scariest thing I've ever endured'
Author of the article:Sue-Ann Levy
Publishing date:May 16, 2021 • 1 day ago • 3 minute read • 138 Comments
A Twitter image of Saturday's pro-Palestinian protest at Nathan Phillips Square.
A Twitter image of Saturday's pro-Palestinian protest at Nathan Phillips Square. PHOTO BY TWITTER/ZAIN @MZAINA /Toronto Sun
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Israel-born Shawn says things got so violent at a pro-Palestine protest on a packed Nathan Phillips Square Saturday night it reminded him of the 1930s and 1940s in Nazi Germany.
Despite the provincial stay-at-home order, at least 5,000 Palestine supporters turned up to decry the latest Israel-Gaza conflict — several seemingly itching for a fight.
Shawn, who didn’t want his last name used, said it didn’t take long for tensions to escalate, despite efforts by the police to keep the 50-odd Israel supporters apart from the protesters.
The 27-year-old said after the police evacuated the Israel supporters from the square, he was chased by protesters who broke the police line and came after him and others with “sticks and rocks” down a side street.
He claimed once the police escorted them off the Square, they were left to their own devices. He insisted they did nothing to provoke their attackers.
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A variety of videos from the evening and displayed on social media show protesters carrying the Palestinian flag and wearing keffiyehs while chasing after the pro-Israeli group with sticks, leaving at least one who identified himself as Zvi bloodied and on the ground.
“It got really terrifying,” said Shawn, noting he moved to Canada from Israel because he thought he’d be safer.
Meitar and her sister took what they thought was a simple drive downtown after Shabbat was over to observe the proceedings, not to interact with anyone.
She said she’d purchased an Israeli flag and put it in her car window.
On a one-way street near Richmond and Bay Sts. — where the car was stopped due to traffic — her vehicle was surrounded by pro-Palestinian protesters, said Meitar, who also didn’t want her last name used.
She added things were thrown at her car, the poles of flags were banged on her windshield and one guy jumped on her car.
She said two of the protesters took their Israeli flag and started to burn it — all of this captured on video.
“It was the scariest thing I’ve ever endured in my life,” Meitar said, noting it was a Good Samaritan wearing a cross that helped them get out of there.
The violence sent shock waves through Toronto’s Jewish community Sunday — already reeling from events in Israel. All the major Jewish advocacy groups were quick to denounce what they called blatant anti-Semitism and the “brazen acts of assault, intimidation, and hate, targeting members of Toronto’s Jewish community and supporters of Israel.”
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Sen. Linda Frum said she hopes civic leaders will call for appropriate action and that the police will “thoroughly investigate and prosecute” those who have committed a hate crime.
“I am quite shaken by it,” she said. “This has been enabled by politicians not properly denouncing Hamas terrorism.”
Multiple efforts to reach officials with the Toronto chapter of the Palestinian Youth Movement, which organized protests worldwide Saturday, were unsuccessful.
Mayor John Tory said that hate, anti-Semitism and violence have no place in Toronto.
He added that he’s been in touch with the police chief and has asked to be informed about investigating video of a particularly disturbing incident and other documented examples of “unacceptable violence and hatred.”
Premier Doug Ford echoed that acts of “violence and expression of anti-Semitism” are “totally reprehensible.” However, he did not comment on the obvious defiance of his stay-at-home order.
Police released the names of two people facing charges: Hamza Alkiswany, 22, of Thornhill, was charged with assault and Connor Campbell, 29, of Toronto, with bringing a weapon to a public event.
TPS spokesperson Allison Sparkes said police are also investigating the alleged assault of a man by multiple people outside the square and will update the public as soon as possible.
SLevy@postmedia.com
torontosun.com
Author of the article:Sue-Ann Levy
Publishing date:May 16, 2021 • 1 day ago • 3 minute read • 138 Comments
A Twitter image of Saturday's pro-Palestinian protest at Nathan Phillips Square.
A Twitter image of Saturday's pro-Palestinian protest at Nathan Phillips Square. PHOTO BY TWITTER/ZAIN @MZAINA /Toronto Sun
Article content
Israel-born Shawn says things got so violent at a pro-Palestine protest on a packed Nathan Phillips Square Saturday night it reminded him of the 1930s and 1940s in Nazi Germany.
Despite the provincial stay-at-home order, at least 5,000 Palestine supporters turned up to decry the latest Israel-Gaza conflict — several seemingly itching for a fight.
Shawn, who didn’t want his last name used, said it didn’t take long for tensions to escalate, despite efforts by the police to keep the 50-odd Israel supporters apart from the protesters.
The 27-year-old said after the police evacuated the Israel supporters from the square, he was chased by protesters who broke the police line and came after him and others with “sticks and rocks” down a side street.
He claimed once the police escorted them off the Square, they were left to their own devices. He insisted they did nothing to provoke their attackers.
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A variety of videos from the evening and displayed on social media show protesters carrying the Palestinian flag and wearing keffiyehs while chasing after the pro-Israeli group with sticks, leaving at least one who identified himself as Zvi bloodied and on the ground.
“It got really terrifying,” said Shawn, noting he moved to Canada from Israel because he thought he’d be safer.
Meitar and her sister took what they thought was a simple drive downtown after Shabbat was over to observe the proceedings, not to interact with anyone.
She said she’d purchased an Israeli flag and put it in her car window.
On a one-way street near Richmond and Bay Sts. — where the car was stopped due to traffic — her vehicle was surrounded by pro-Palestinian protesters, said Meitar, who also didn’t want her last name used.
She added things were thrown at her car, the poles of flags were banged on her windshield and one guy jumped on her car.
She said two of the protesters took their Israeli flag and started to burn it — all of this captured on video.
“It was the scariest thing I’ve ever endured in my life,” Meitar said, noting it was a Good Samaritan wearing a cross that helped them get out of there.
The violence sent shock waves through Toronto’s Jewish community Sunday — already reeling from events in Israel. All the major Jewish advocacy groups were quick to denounce what they called blatant anti-Semitism and the “brazen acts of assault, intimidation, and hate, targeting members of Toronto’s Jewish community and supporters of Israel.”
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Sen. Linda Frum said she hopes civic leaders will call for appropriate action and that the police will “thoroughly investigate and prosecute” those who have committed a hate crime.
“I am quite shaken by it,” she said. “This has been enabled by politicians not properly denouncing Hamas terrorism.”
Multiple efforts to reach officials with the Toronto chapter of the Palestinian Youth Movement, which organized protests worldwide Saturday, were unsuccessful.
Mayor John Tory said that hate, anti-Semitism and violence have no place in Toronto.
He added that he’s been in touch with the police chief and has asked to be informed about investigating video of a particularly disturbing incident and other documented examples of “unacceptable violence and hatred.”
Premier Doug Ford echoed that acts of “violence and expression of anti-Semitism” are “totally reprehensible.” However, he did not comment on the obvious defiance of his stay-at-home order.
Police released the names of two people facing charges: Hamza Alkiswany, 22, of Thornhill, was charged with assault and Connor Campbell, 29, of Toronto, with bringing a weapon to a public event.
TPS spokesperson Allison Sparkes said police are also investigating the alleged assault of a man by multiple people outside the square and will update the public as soon as possible.
SLevy@postmedia.com
LEVY: Israel supporter says protest 'scariest thing I've ever endured'
Israel-born Shawn says a pro-Palestine protest Saturday night reminded him of the 1930s and 1940s in Nazi Germany.