The Disturbing Rise of Anti-Semitism in Canada
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fake hate crimes: a database of hate crime hoaxes in the usa
fakehatecrimes.org
The police on Thursday arrested an Israeli teenager who holds American citizenship in connection with waves of threats to Jewish institutions, including community centers in the United States, law enforcement officials said. A spokesman for the police here….said the suspect, from the Ashkelon area of southern Israel, had also made threats to institutions in Australia and New Zealand, as well as to at least one commercial airline flight, forcing an emergency landing...
...as Jewish community centers across the United States reported more than 100 bomb threats since the beginning of the year…
http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/446035/anti-semitic-bomb-threats-hate-crimes-hoax
just waitin for those red thumbs from the haters for pointing that out
lol
fakehatecrimes.org
The police on Thursday arrested an Israeli teenager who holds American citizenship in connection with waves of threats to Jewish institutions, including community centers in the United States, law enforcement officials said. A spokesman for the police here….said the suspect, from the Ashkelon area of southern Israel, had also made threats to institutions in Australia and New Zealand, as well as to at least one commercial airline flight, forcing an emergency landing...
...as Jewish community centers across the United States reported more than 100 bomb threats since the beginning of the year…
http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/446035/anti-semitic-bomb-threats-hate-crimes-hoax
just waitin for those red thumbs from the haters for pointing that out
lol
Meanwhile elsewhere semetic women and children are being burned alive in white phospherous bombings by various west coalition member states and thier brave and noble pilots and the civilized democratic nations could care less simply because they are not of the heavily favoured particular semetic tribal group.
Unless your primary reason for attacking that country is it's full of Jews.
People like you live in a different reality than most of us, a reality which is not, in actual fact, real, and where suspicion is equivalent to proof. The Rothschild owned media? Rothschild isn't even very rich any more compared to the likes of Bill Gates and all the other tech magnates. There are 500 billionaires in the US alone, and the only big media mogul is Rupert Murdoch who runs FOX. Unless you count Amazon founder Jeff Bezos who owns the Washington Post.
Jews commit crimes, but they generally aren't out on the streets doing drive-bys and gang rapes and selling drugs so obviously their crimes are boring by comparison and have no interesting visuals, no blood. Anyone who knows anything about media knows that if it bleeds it leads.
Ureal reality! Realy! Where do you live?
Oh yes I see now Ottawa. No further comment is necessary. Government job perhaps?
Nazi memorabilia at Pickering flea market concerns Jewish group
By Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
First posted: Thursday, August 10, 2017 01:11 PM EDT | Updated: Thursday, August 10, 2017 01:24 PM EDT
A Pickering flea market vendor is selling memorabilia venerating the murderous Nazi regime.
Avi Benlolo, president and CEO of Canadian Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Centre for Holocaust Studies, said police, the flea market owners and the local mayor’s office have all been contacted about the display, which features Nazi flags, Adolf Hitler stamps and Hitler youth pins.
“We were there observing the reaction of customers, some of whom actually said that Adolf Hitler is a hero and admired by family members — and that was the most disconcerting thing,” Benlolo said Thursday. “It’s unfortunate that there’s a marketplace for people who are still idolizing the Nazis and Adolf Hitler, who committed such atrocities.”
FSWC, which estimates the value of the large collection at $5,000, said the only place for this type of Nazi memorabilia is the field of Holocaust education, and having it sit on a shelf for sale in a Pickering flea market gives it the potential to fuel distortion and revisionism of the Holocaust.
Danna Howe, an employee of Roadshow Antiques South located at Pickering Markets, said the display is offered by an independent vendor.
She would not provide the man’s name but offered to pass on a message from the Toronto Sun, which was not immediately returned.
“When it first appeared here, I was upset by it myself,” Howe said. “And my boss actually had to take me into the office and explain that it’s history.
“We deal in antiques and older things here and it’s part of history — there’s no sort of Nazi slant going on here, certainly. These are old things and our vendors are allowed to sell old things as long as they’re legal,” she said.
Roadshow Antiques South doesn’t sell items directly but provides space to more than 150 different independent vendors, many of whom who go to estate sales and auctions and the like to obtain their merchandise, she said.
“I am not a Nazi by any stretch,” she said, noting her own great grandmother was Jewish. “I was horrified at the beginning, but history and reality can be very shocking.”
Benlolo, however, said the memorabilia is from a regime that murdered six million Jews and five million non-Jews in concentration camps, and led to the deaths of some 50 million people in the Second World War.
There is a market, especially among the growing number of white supremacist groups in North America, for this type of material, which promotes hatred, racism and intolerance, he said.
“They’re anti everything that we stand for here in Canada, and here you have Canadians that are actually celebrating this kind of thing,” said Benlolo. “There is actually a market for this, and I think that all Canadians should be aware and concerned that this is happening around us.”
aartuso@postmedia.com
A Nazi flag for sale at Pickering Markets (Canadian Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies)
Nazi memorabilia at Pickering flea market concerns Jewish group | Toronto & GTA
By Antonella Artuso, Toronto Sun
First posted: Thursday, August 10, 2017 01:11 PM EDT | Updated: Thursday, August 10, 2017 01:24 PM EDT
A Pickering flea market vendor is selling memorabilia venerating the murderous Nazi regime.
Avi Benlolo, president and CEO of Canadian Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Centre for Holocaust Studies, said police, the flea market owners and the local mayor’s office have all been contacted about the display, which features Nazi flags, Adolf Hitler stamps and Hitler youth pins.
“We were there observing the reaction of customers, some of whom actually said that Adolf Hitler is a hero and admired by family members — and that was the most disconcerting thing,” Benlolo said Thursday. “It’s unfortunate that there’s a marketplace for people who are still idolizing the Nazis and Adolf Hitler, who committed such atrocities.”
FSWC, which estimates the value of the large collection at $5,000, said the only place for this type of Nazi memorabilia is the field of Holocaust education, and having it sit on a shelf for sale in a Pickering flea market gives it the potential to fuel distortion and revisionism of the Holocaust.
Danna Howe, an employee of Roadshow Antiques South located at Pickering Markets, said the display is offered by an independent vendor.
She would not provide the man’s name but offered to pass on a message from the Toronto Sun, which was not immediately returned.
“When it first appeared here, I was upset by it myself,” Howe said. “And my boss actually had to take me into the office and explain that it’s history.
“We deal in antiques and older things here and it’s part of history — there’s no sort of Nazi slant going on here, certainly. These are old things and our vendors are allowed to sell old things as long as they’re legal,” she said.
Roadshow Antiques South doesn’t sell items directly but provides space to more than 150 different independent vendors, many of whom who go to estate sales and auctions and the like to obtain their merchandise, she said.
“I am not a Nazi by any stretch,” she said, noting her own great grandmother was Jewish. “I was horrified at the beginning, but history and reality can be very shocking.”
Benlolo, however, said the memorabilia is from a regime that murdered six million Jews and five million non-Jews in concentration camps, and led to the deaths of some 50 million people in the Second World War.
There is a market, especially among the growing number of white supremacist groups in North America, for this type of material, which promotes hatred, racism and intolerance, he said.
“They’re anti everything that we stand for here in Canada, and here you have Canadians that are actually celebrating this kind of thing,” said Benlolo. “There is actually a market for this, and I think that all Canadians should be aware and concerned that this is happening around us.”
aartuso@postmedia.com
A Nazi flag for sale at Pickering Markets (Canadian Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies)
Nazi memorabilia at Pickering flea market concerns Jewish group | Toronto & GTA
More hateful graffiti in Vaughan
By Jenny Yuen, Toronto Sun
First posted: Friday, September 01, 2017 07:57 PM EDT | Updated: Friday, September 01, 2017 08:08 PM EDT
The Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center is pressing the government to impose stricter hate crime penalties after anti-Semitic graffiti was found in Vaughan Friday.
According to the Jewish human rights advocacy group, a woman who is the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors posted a picture of the orange spraypainted words “Hitler was right!” near Vaughan Mills mall and a short time later, the center alerted York Regional Police.
Officers arrived at the concrete construction barrier on the side of the ramp coming from Bass Pro Mills Dr., going south on Hwy. 400 around 8 a.m.
“(Crews are) removing the graffiti and erasing the truth and the fact that what is going on — which is that there is an incredible amount of anti-Semitism here in our community and in our province,” Simon Wiesenthal Center President and CEO Avi Benlolo said in a YouTube video recorded at the scene.
“We’re asking the government, we’re asking the Attorney General of Ontario to please take these matters seriously and deal with it.”
Benlolo said the centre is asking the public to sign its online petition to put pressure on officials.
Investigators are asking any witnesses, anyone with information or anyone with dashcam footage in that area to come forward.
“York Regional Police will not tolerate hate crime in any form,” the service said in a news release. “These kinds of crimes not only hurt the community that has been targeted, but they hurt us all.”
There have been a string of hate crime related graffiti throughout York Region this summer.
Late last month, anti-Semitic and race-related graffiti was scrawled all over playgrounds of three Markham schools. In June, swastikas, a Nazi flag and a drawing of the Twin Towers with the words, “Jews did 911” were spraypainted across buildings at Woodbridge College in Vaughan.
“You just can’t erase hate so easily and simply,” said Benlolo. “These incidents continue to compound.”
jyuen@postmedia.com
The words “Hitler was right!” were found spraypainted in orange at a Hwy. 400 ramp near Vaughan Mills mall on Friday, Sept. 1, 2017. (photo supplied by the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center)
More hateful graffiti in Vaughan | Toronto & GTA | News | Toronto Sun
By Jenny Yuen, Toronto Sun
First posted: Friday, September 01, 2017 07:57 PM EDT | Updated: Friday, September 01, 2017 08:08 PM EDT
The Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center is pressing the government to impose stricter hate crime penalties after anti-Semitic graffiti was found in Vaughan Friday.
According to the Jewish human rights advocacy group, a woman who is the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors posted a picture of the orange spraypainted words “Hitler was right!” near Vaughan Mills mall and a short time later, the center alerted York Regional Police.
Officers arrived at the concrete construction barrier on the side of the ramp coming from Bass Pro Mills Dr., going south on Hwy. 400 around 8 a.m.
“(Crews are) removing the graffiti and erasing the truth and the fact that what is going on — which is that there is an incredible amount of anti-Semitism here in our community and in our province,” Simon Wiesenthal Center President and CEO Avi Benlolo said in a YouTube video recorded at the scene.
“We’re asking the government, we’re asking the Attorney General of Ontario to please take these matters seriously and deal with it.”
Benlolo said the centre is asking the public to sign its online petition to put pressure on officials.
Investigators are asking any witnesses, anyone with information or anyone with dashcam footage in that area to come forward.
“York Regional Police will not tolerate hate crime in any form,” the service said in a news release. “These kinds of crimes not only hurt the community that has been targeted, but they hurt us all.”
There have been a string of hate crime related graffiti throughout York Region this summer.
Late last month, anti-Semitic and race-related graffiti was scrawled all over playgrounds of three Markham schools. In June, swastikas, a Nazi flag and a drawing of the Twin Towers with the words, “Jews did 911” were spraypainted across buildings at Woodbridge College in Vaughan.
“You just can’t erase hate so easily and simply,” said Benlolo. “These incidents continue to compound.”
jyuen@postmedia.com
The words “Hitler was right!” were found spraypainted in orange at a Hwy. 400 ramp near Vaughan Mills mall on Friday, Sept. 1, 2017. (photo supplied by the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center)
More hateful graffiti in Vaughan | Toronto & GTA | News | Toronto Sun
Anti-Semitism on the rise in Canada: Statistics Canada
Jane Stevenson
More from Jane Stevenson
Published:
November 28, 2017
Updated:
November 28, 2017 9:31 PM EST
A cameraman shoots a swastika painted on one of several cars in Montreal in February, 2015. Police called it a hate crime. . Vandals damaged five cars and left bullets and threatening notes.The Canadian Presss
Hate crimes against Canada’s Jewish population rose a whopping 24% from 2015 to 2016, according to Statistics Canada.
Ther e were 221 hate crimes against Jews in 2016, compared to 178 incidents in 2015, says the federal agency.
And B’nai Brith Canada says the most worrying increases were in Ontario (up 41 incidents), Quebec (up 11 incidents) and Manitoba (up seven incidents) during the time period.
“Anti-Semitism tends to increase, and hate crimes along with it, when there is a lot of instability and people are turning to radical political ideology,” said B’nai Brith Canada’s advocacy director Aidan Fishman.
“And that can be far right political ideology like white supremcy, neo-Nazism, etc. But it could also be far left ideology.”
Fishman said the latest figures reflect B’nai Brith Canada’s own 2016 audit, released in April, which documented the highest levels of anti-Semitism across the country since the mid-’80s.
He said charging and punishing those guilty of such acts can be “a deterrent to more of these crimes being committed. But, also, there needs to be an education aspect to this, and the institutions of society, like various branches of government, schools, universities, and so on, need to speak up loud and clear and say, ‘anti-Semitism is unacceptable.’”
Anti-Semitism on the rise in Canada: Statistics Canada | Toronto Sun
Jane Stevenson
More from Jane Stevenson
Published:
November 28, 2017
Updated:
November 28, 2017 9:31 PM EST
A cameraman shoots a swastika painted on one of several cars in Montreal in February, 2015. Police called it a hate crime. . Vandals damaged five cars and left bullets and threatening notes.The Canadian Presss
Hate crimes against Canada’s Jewish population rose a whopping 24% from 2015 to 2016, according to Statistics Canada.
Ther e were 221 hate crimes against Jews in 2016, compared to 178 incidents in 2015, says the federal agency.
And B’nai Brith Canada says the most worrying increases were in Ontario (up 41 incidents), Quebec (up 11 incidents) and Manitoba (up seven incidents) during the time period.
“Anti-Semitism tends to increase, and hate crimes along with it, when there is a lot of instability and people are turning to radical political ideology,” said B’nai Brith Canada’s advocacy director Aidan Fishman.
“And that can be far right political ideology like white supremcy, neo-Nazism, etc. But it could also be far left ideology.”
Fishman said the latest figures reflect B’nai Brith Canada’s own 2016 audit, released in April, which documented the highest levels of anti-Semitism across the country since the mid-’80s.
He said charging and punishing those guilty of such acts can be “a deterrent to more of these crimes being committed. But, also, there needs to be an education aspect to this, and the institutions of society, like various branches of government, schools, universities, and so on, need to speak up loud and clear and say, ‘anti-Semitism is unacceptable.’”
Anti-Semitism on the rise in Canada: Statistics Canada | Toronto Sun
Toronto police probe 'anti-Semitic' music video played at Al Quds Day rally
Joe Warmington
Joe Warmington
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Published:
November 29, 2017
Updated:
November 29, 2017 6:06 PM EST
Toronto police are investigating a video that shows music being played at this summer’s Al Quds Day rally at Queen’s Park that calls for Jews to be stabbed, attacked and beheaded.
The video shows signs scattered on ground, men in reflective vests standing and walking around the grounds and, in the background, a song plays glorifying violence against Jews.
The translated lyrics to the song, Declare It A Popular Revolution, in part say “With a Palestinian woman (armed with a knife) we defeated them”… “fill (the bottle) to the top with gasoline, and snatch from him the M-16”…“stab whoever you see, five, six, ten, twelve.”
“Declare a popular revolution,” the lyrics continue… “Make us happy with bombing the bus” and then “cut off (their heads), stab (them), run over (them), launch an attack on them.”
Toronto Police spokesman Mark Pugash confirmed “officers met with the complainants yesterday (Tuesday) and now the matter will be investigated.”
Al Quds rallies are held annually around the world by Palestinian supporters who oppose “Zionism” and Israel. Organizers of the Toronto event where the video was captured had not returned calls for comment at press time. The video was filmed by the American Center for Democracy, translated by them and subsequently by others.
The complaint was launched by Canada Christian College President Dr. Charles McVety and Dr. Frank Dimant, dean of Israel studies at the college, and following deputations this week at Toronto executive committee on “Hate-Sponsored Rallies such as Al Quds Day.”
Meir Weinstein of the Jewish Defence League appeared before the committee and read out the “abominable lyrics” from the video, saying it features an “anti-Semitic” song that promotes hatred toward Jews and “calls for the destruction of Israel.”
“This takes place in front of the Ontario Legislature,” Weinstein tells the committee in a video posted by the Jewish Defence League. “This is a recruiting instrument of radical Islam and radical Iran.”
Toronto councillor James Pasternak raised concerns earlier this year about Al Quds Day rhetoric at City Council, which were referred to executive committee.
“There has been a growing trend of hate-infested rallies being held in public spaces such as the anti-Semitic Al Quds Day rally in Toronto and there have been threats to host white supremacist and neo-Nazi rallies in Toronto similar to those in the United States,” Pasternak wrote in a letter to council.
For the past several years there has been an Al Quds Day rally held in Toronto outside Queen’s Park featuring speakers making anti-Semitic and anti-Christian remarks, spreading hatred, inciting violence and supporting of terrorist organizations such as Hamas,” Pasternak wrote.
“Al Quds Day was originally created to call for the destruction of the state of Israel.”
McVety and Dimant said their complaint was made specifically over the song, rather than the rally itself.
“I have been fighting anti-Semitism for decades but this is next-level calls for violence that must be investigated by the authorities,” said Dimant. “The safety of our communities rest on the actions of the police and Mayor John Tory”.
McVety and Dimant met with a Toronto Police officer late Tuesday to file an official complaint.
Toronto police probe ‘anti-Semitic’ music video played at Al Quds Day rally | Toronto Sun
Joe Warmington
Joe Warmington
More from Joe Warmington
Published:
November 29, 2017
Updated:
November 29, 2017 6:06 PM EST
Toronto police are investigating a video that shows music being played at this summer’s Al Quds Day rally at Queen’s Park that calls for Jews to be stabbed, attacked and beheaded.
The video shows signs scattered on ground, men in reflective vests standing and walking around the grounds and, in the background, a song plays glorifying violence against Jews.
The translated lyrics to the song, Declare It A Popular Revolution, in part say “With a Palestinian woman (armed with a knife) we defeated them”… “fill (the bottle) to the top with gasoline, and snatch from him the M-16”…“stab whoever you see, five, six, ten, twelve.”
“Declare a popular revolution,” the lyrics continue… “Make us happy with bombing the bus” and then “cut off (their heads), stab (them), run over (them), launch an attack on them.”
Toronto Police spokesman Mark Pugash confirmed “officers met with the complainants yesterday (Tuesday) and now the matter will be investigated.”
Al Quds rallies are held annually around the world by Palestinian supporters who oppose “Zionism” and Israel. Organizers of the Toronto event where the video was captured had not returned calls for comment at press time. The video was filmed by the American Center for Democracy, translated by them and subsequently by others.
The complaint was launched by Canada Christian College President Dr. Charles McVety and Dr. Frank Dimant, dean of Israel studies at the college, and following deputations this week at Toronto executive committee on “Hate-Sponsored Rallies such as Al Quds Day.”
Meir Weinstein of the Jewish Defence League appeared before the committee and read out the “abominable lyrics” from the video, saying it features an “anti-Semitic” song that promotes hatred toward Jews and “calls for the destruction of Israel.”
“This takes place in front of the Ontario Legislature,” Weinstein tells the committee in a video posted by the Jewish Defence League. “This is a recruiting instrument of radical Islam and radical Iran.”
Toronto councillor James Pasternak raised concerns earlier this year about Al Quds Day rhetoric at City Council, which were referred to executive committee.
“There has been a growing trend of hate-infested rallies being held in public spaces such as the anti-Semitic Al Quds Day rally in Toronto and there have been threats to host white supremacist and neo-Nazi rallies in Toronto similar to those in the United States,” Pasternak wrote in a letter to council.
For the past several years there has been an Al Quds Day rally held in Toronto outside Queen’s Park featuring speakers making anti-Semitic and anti-Christian remarks, spreading hatred, inciting violence and supporting of terrorist organizations such as Hamas,” Pasternak wrote.
“Al Quds Day was originally created to call for the destruction of the state of Israel.”
McVety and Dimant said their complaint was made specifically over the song, rather than the rally itself.
“I have been fighting anti-Semitism for decades but this is next-level calls for violence that must be investigated by the authorities,” said Dimant. “The safety of our communities rest on the actions of the police and Mayor John Tory”.
McVety and Dimant met with a Toronto Police officer late Tuesday to file an official complaint.
Toronto police probe ‘anti-Semitic’ music video played at Al Quds Day rally | Toronto Sun
"Israel defines itself as ‘The Jewish State.’ Its airplanes and tanks are decorated with Jewish symbols. The Jewish state is institutionally supported by world Jewry. This means that the relationships between and among Israel, Zionism, Jews, Judaism and Jewishness must be open to scrutiny and criticism."
Should it be legal under international law to criticize the state of Israel?
Can anyone express reservations about a papal decree and not be anti-Catholic? Can anyone be critical of the pilgrimages to Mecca, which often end in tragedy, and not be anti-Islam? Can anyone be critical of the African negligence on the AIDS crisis and not be racist?
For anyone in the world to criticize the US war in Iraq do they have to love the United States? To be taken seriously -- to be judged a "worthy critic" -- must they in the same breath offer some kind of praise for the US? Are we to judge that those who don't do so desire to see the American state destroyed? Can those in Palestine and Lebanon, upon whose heads and homes Israeli bombs fall, be worthy critics of Israeli policies? Are they not speaking "directly, sadly, and always in pain"?
By William Blum
March 05, 2007
http://www.killinghope.org
Interview with Prof. Norman Finkelstein
By Christopher Brown
CHRISTOPHER BROWN:
Prof. Finkelstein, in your estimation why
does it seem that when someone challenges Israel on its policies towards
the Palestinians they are accused of anti-Semitism?
NORMAN fINKELSTEIN:
I think the answer is that in the past, if you
take the 1960s, 1970s and early 80s, the scholarly record and the
documentary record, it seemed to be supporting Israel's position. And so
Israelis and their supporters didn't typically charge anti-Semitism. What
they did was tell you to look at the record, look at the history and see that
it supports their claims. Beginning in the late 1980s and 1990s the work of
important Israeli historians as well as the documentary record of human
rights organizations, Israel's record did not look as good as it once did.
And it turned out that many of the things that people thought were the
case when they came to Israel actually turned out not to be the case.
Thus Israel's position both historically and in terms of its current human
rights record, as that position became more indefensible - it was then that
the charges of anti-Semitism began to be hurled with reckless abandon.
Because there was no other way to respond to the charges of what Israel
has done and is doing. It's wrong.
May 25, 2006
http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article4739.shtml
Americans are hypocrites
[SNIP]
Let’s suppose that in a mythical state, a governor announced a campaign to punish blacks for alleged violence.
Step one is to confiscate the land owned by blacks, evict them from it and use the land to build massive new subdivisions. Only white Protestant Christians may live in these subdivisions.
Step two is to connect these all-white Protestant Christian settlements to each other by a highway on which blacks are forbidden to drive. To facilitate control, the automobile tags for blacks will be a different color from the tags issued to white motorists. Checkpoints would be set up all around the state capitol to search and harass blacks trying to enter.
Would you support such a plan? Would you hail that mythical governor as a man of peace? Would you go to your church congregation and ask the members to send money to the occupants of these white settlements? Would you lobby the federal government to subsidize this new apartheid state in our midst?
I don’t think so. I think most Americans would consider such acts an abomination, un-American and a mockery of everything both Christianity and the United States stand for.
By Charley Reese
March 15, 2006
http://www.columbiatribune.com/2006/Mar/20060315Comm002.asp
Should it be legal under international law to criticize the state of Israel?
Can anyone express reservations about a papal decree and not be anti-Catholic? Can anyone be critical of the pilgrimages to Mecca, which often end in tragedy, and not be anti-Islam? Can anyone be critical of the African negligence on the AIDS crisis and not be racist?
For anyone in the world to criticize the US war in Iraq do they have to love the United States? To be taken seriously -- to be judged a "worthy critic" -- must they in the same breath offer some kind of praise for the US? Are we to judge that those who don't do so desire to see the American state destroyed? Can those in Palestine and Lebanon, upon whose heads and homes Israeli bombs fall, be worthy critics of Israeli policies? Are they not speaking "directly, sadly, and always in pain"?
By William Blum
March 05, 2007
http://www.killinghope.org
Interview with Prof. Norman Finkelstein
By Christopher Brown
CHRISTOPHER BROWN:
Prof. Finkelstein, in your estimation why
does it seem that when someone challenges Israel on its policies towards
the Palestinians they are accused of anti-Semitism?
NORMAN fINKELSTEIN:
I think the answer is that in the past, if you
take the 1960s, 1970s and early 80s, the scholarly record and the
documentary record, it seemed to be supporting Israel's position. And so
Israelis and their supporters didn't typically charge anti-Semitism. What
they did was tell you to look at the record, look at the history and see that
it supports their claims. Beginning in the late 1980s and 1990s the work of
important Israeli historians as well as the documentary record of human
rights organizations, Israel's record did not look as good as it once did.
And it turned out that many of the things that people thought were the
case when they came to Israel actually turned out not to be the case.
Thus Israel's position both historically and in terms of its current human
rights record, as that position became more indefensible - it was then that
the charges of anti-Semitism began to be hurled with reckless abandon.
Because there was no other way to respond to the charges of what Israel
has done and is doing. It's wrong.
May 25, 2006
http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article4739.shtml
Americans are hypocrites
[SNIP]
Let’s suppose that in a mythical state, a governor announced a campaign to punish blacks for alleged violence.
Step one is to confiscate the land owned by blacks, evict them from it and use the land to build massive new subdivisions. Only white Protestant Christians may live in these subdivisions.
Step two is to connect these all-white Protestant Christian settlements to each other by a highway on which blacks are forbidden to drive. To facilitate control, the automobile tags for blacks will be a different color from the tags issued to white motorists. Checkpoints would be set up all around the state capitol to search and harass blacks trying to enter.
Would you support such a plan? Would you hail that mythical governor as a man of peace? Would you go to your church congregation and ask the members to send money to the occupants of these white settlements? Would you lobby the federal government to subsidize this new apartheid state in our midst?
I don’t think so. I think most Americans would consider such acts an abomination, un-American and a mockery of everything both Christianity and the United States stand for.
By Charley Reese
March 15, 2006
http://www.columbiatribune.com/2006/Mar/20060315Comm002.asp
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Is Israel Setup For Destruction? Compare Israel with Nazi Germany.(Clip)
Parallels drawn between Germany in the 1930s and Israel today
Former US congressman, Mr Paul Findley predicts the fate of the Jewish nation. Mr. Findley exposes the Jewish Lobby, to a 8000 strong audience.
Goodhope Centre, Cape Town, South Africa
July 03, 1989
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Findley
(YouTube Video)
https://www.youtube.com
/watch?v=FeHCDNiJHo0
Parallels drawn between Germany in the 1930s and Israel today
Former US congressman, Mr Paul Findley predicts the fate of the Jewish nation. Mr. Findley exposes the Jewish Lobby, to a 8000 strong audience.
Goodhope Centre, Cape Town, South Africa
July 03, 1989
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Findley
(YouTube Video)
https://www.youtube.com
/watch?v=FeHCDNiJHo0
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Muslim Council of Calgary denounces controversial website, anti-semitic posts
Bryan Passifiume
Published:
February 1, 2018
Updated:
February 1, 2018 6:47 PM EST
In this Nov. 2, 2016 photo, Republican Louisiana Senate candidate, former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, waits for the start of a debate for Louisiana candidates for the U.S. Senate.
The organization representing Calgary’s more than 80,000 Muslims has denounced anti-Semitic posts on a controversial website, whose associated Facebook page was no longer visible Thursday on the social media platform.
On Thursday, the Muslim Council of Calgary (MCC) further distanced itself from the Muslims in Calgary website, drawing anger for marking Saturday’s International Holocaust Remembrance Day by posting an 11-year-old article by American white supremacist David Duke titled “Why No Free Speech on the Holocaust?”
“The Muslim Council of Calgary strongly condemns all forms of anti-Semitism, direct and implicit, and considers it extremely harmful to building a society based upon mutual respect and human dignity,” read a statement issued by the council.
“Such contemptible views undermine MCC’s desire to create better relationships with the Calgary Jewish community, as well as with other religious communities in Calgary.”
B’nai Brith Canada denounced the post on Wednesday, calling the decision to post the article on International Holocaust Remembrance Day “vile and repugnant.”
In addition to its website, Muslims in Calgary also operated a page on Facebook.
As of Thursday, that page is no longer visible.
The Council disavows any association with Muslims in Calgary — an organization they associate to individuals in an “adversarial relationship” with the council.
“The ‘Muslims in Calgary’ website is not representative of the Muslim Council of Calgary, its affiliate mosques, or the majority of Muslims in Calgary and their views,” the statement continues.
“We hope the police will investigate any reports of anti-Semitism as we would expect investigations into Islamophobia.”
On Wednesday, Calgary police confirmed the post was under investigation.
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February 1, 2018
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In this Nov. 2, 2016 photo, Republican Louisiana Senate candidate, former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, waits for the start of a debate for Louisiana candidates for the U.S. Senate.
The organization representing Calgary’s more than 80,000 Muslims has denounced anti-Semitic posts on a controversial website, whose associated Facebook page was no longer visible Thursday on the social media platform.
On Thursday, the Muslim Council of Calgary (MCC) further distanced itself from the Muslims in Calgary website, drawing anger for marking Saturday’s International Holocaust Remembrance Day by posting an 11-year-old article by American white supremacist David Duke titled “Why No Free Speech on the Holocaust?”
“The Muslim Council of Calgary strongly condemns all forms of anti-Semitism, direct and implicit, and considers it extremely harmful to building a society based upon mutual respect and human dignity,” read a statement issued by the council.
“Such contemptible views undermine MCC’s desire to create better relationships with the Calgary Jewish community, as well as with other religious communities in Calgary.”
B’nai Brith Canada denounced the post on Wednesday, calling the decision to post the article on International Holocaust Remembrance Day “vile and repugnant.”
In addition to its website, Muslims in Calgary also operated a page on Facebook.
As of Thursday, that page is no longer visible.
The Council disavows any association with Muslims in Calgary — an organization they associate to individuals in an “adversarial relationship” with the council.
“The ‘Muslims in Calgary’ website is not representative of the Muslim Council of Calgary, its affiliate mosques, or the majority of Muslims in Calgary and their views,” the statement continues.
“We hope the police will investigate any reports of anti-Semitism as we would expect investigations into Islamophobia.”
On Wednesday, Calgary police confirmed the post was under investigation.
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Why the Israelis and the Muslims get along just fine
SYRIAN REPRESENTATIVE TO THE UN: ISRAEL HAS DIRECTLY SUPPORTED ISIS
Syrian Permanent Representative to the UN Bashar al-Jaafari on Wednesday accused Israel of supporting Islamic State in Syria and indirectly, but significantly, aiding the terrorist group.
Israel directly supported the jihadist organization by bombing Syrian regime sites, Jaafari told the UN Security Council at a session devoted to the ongoing catastrophe in the wartorn nation.
“The direct Israeli support to ISIL, through attacking Syrian Army sites in Palmyra city on March 17, 2017, added fuel to the fire and made things worse,” he said, referring to a recent strike on a Hezbollah weapons convoy by the Israel Air Force. The Syrian regime retaliated by launching a surface-to-air missile at IAF jets.
That attempt failed when an Arrow missile intercepted the incoming weapon.
Syrian representative to the UN: Israel has directly supported ISIS - Israel News - Jerusalem Post
Of course they report the news a bit differently in Israel than the MSM does here.
Roy Moore was accused of anti-Semitism earlier this month when he seemed to imply that billionaire investor and liberal donor George Soros, who is Jewish, would go to hell. “He's still going to the same place that people who don't recognize God and morality and accept his salvation are going,” he said. “And that's not a good place.”
Moore faces allegations of sexual misconduct by multiple women, including some who say he romantically pursued them and abused them while they were teenagers and he was in his 30s.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/12/12/16766780/roy-moore-kayla-moore-alabama
Say were ANY of these allegations EVER PROVED TRUE???
You know the ones made by the soros paid "put the jews on the train" supporters who also HATE TRUMP!!!!
(the guy who funded installing the (CANADIAN SUPPORTED) NAZI party in Ukraine?
How Obama and Soros Put Actual Nazis in Power in Ukraine
Nuland was also caught by a phone tap instructing the U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine on precisely who wasto be made Prime Minister in the new government, afterthe President was toppled.
http://larouchepub.com/pr/2017/Xproof Nazis in Ukraine.pdf
Yeah trumphaters and "Antisemitism":
"Its a trick we always use it"
[youtube]9DKeLLlaws8[/youtube]
Former Israeli Minister Shulamit Aloni- On Anti-Semitim!
"Anti-Semitism and the Holocaust are used as tools to silence those who dare speak out against Zionism and Israel."
SYRIAN REPRESENTATIVE TO THE UN: ISRAEL HAS DIRECTLY SUPPORTED ISIS
Syrian Permanent Representative to the UN Bashar al-Jaafari on Wednesday accused Israel of supporting Islamic State in Syria and indirectly, but significantly, aiding the terrorist group.
Israel directly supported the jihadist organization by bombing Syrian regime sites, Jaafari told the UN Security Council at a session devoted to the ongoing catastrophe in the wartorn nation.
“The direct Israeli support to ISIL, through attacking Syrian Army sites in Palmyra city on March 17, 2017, added fuel to the fire and made things worse,” he said, referring to a recent strike on a Hezbollah weapons convoy by the Israel Air Force. The Syrian regime retaliated by launching a surface-to-air missile at IAF jets.
That attempt failed when an Arrow missile intercepted the incoming weapon.
Syrian representative to the UN: Israel has directly supported ISIS - Israel News - Jerusalem Post
Of course they report the news a bit differently in Israel than the MSM does here.
Roy Moore was accused of anti-Semitism earlier this month when he seemed to imply that billionaire investor and liberal donor George Soros, who is Jewish, would go to hell. “He's still going to the same place that people who don't recognize God and morality and accept his salvation are going,” he said. “And that's not a good place.”
Moore faces allegations of sexual misconduct by multiple women, including some who say he romantically pursued them and abused them while they were teenagers and he was in his 30s.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/12/12/16766780/roy-moore-kayla-moore-alabama
Say were ANY of these allegations EVER PROVED TRUE???
You know the ones made by the soros paid "put the jews on the train" supporters who also HATE TRUMP!!!!
(the guy who funded installing the (CANADIAN SUPPORTED) NAZI party in Ukraine?
How Obama and Soros Put Actual Nazis in Power in Ukraine
Nuland was also caught by a phone tap instructing the U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine on precisely who wasto be made Prime Minister in the new government, afterthe President was toppled.
http://larouchepub.com/pr/2017/Xproof Nazis in Ukraine.pdf
Yeah trumphaters and "Antisemitism":
"Its a trick we always use it"
[youtube]9DKeLLlaws8[/youtube]
Former Israeli Minister Shulamit Aloni- On Anti-Semitim!
"Anti-Semitism and the Holocaust are used as tools to silence those who dare speak out against Zionism and Israel."
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All you have to do is quote Theodor Herzl back at them...
“The wealthy Jews control the world, in their hands lies the fate of governments and nations. They set governments one against the other.
When the wealthy jews play, the nations and the rulers dance. One way or the other, they get
rich” ...
--Theodor Herzl--
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Herzl
“The wealthy Jews control the world, in their hands lies the fate of governments and nations. They set governments one against the other.
When the wealthy jews play, the nations and the rulers dance. One way or the other, they get
rich” ...
--Theodor Herzl--
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Herzl