Laura: Leftist “peace” and “human rights” NGO’s receive foreign funding, lie, invent statistics to falsely accuse the IDF of deliberately targeting Arab civilians and collaborate with “palestinians” to stage incidents framing “settlers” for violent attacks against Arabs and their property. All of this is done in order to damage Israel’s image and undermine her cause on the world stage. Why aren’t these groups considered enemies of the state? By Caroline B. Glick, Jewish World Review A recap of recent claims by “human rights” groups and exposing of their proven lies http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | On Sunday December 19, the self-proclaimed “Israeli human rights” group B’tselem disseminated a shocking story to the local and international media.... Israel has compiled a long list of Righteous Gentiles who risked and sometimes suffered death while trying to save Jews and other from the Holocaust. It would be appropriate to compile a similar list of Righteous Muslims who work to save “infidels” as well as persecuted Muslims from the savagery of Sharia law. The attempt of Salman Taseer, the governor of Punjab, to become a 21st century Oskar Schindler or Irina Sendler ended with his recent murder. The suspect said explicitly that he killed Taseer for opposing Pakistan’s savage Stone Age blasphemy laws, under which Asia Bibi was sentenced to death for being a Christian. It is therefore appropriate to place his name on a list of Righteous Muslims who have helped or tried to save Jews, Christians, women, gays, Baha’is, and the wrong “kinds” of Muslims from a 21st Century Holocaust. DEBKAfile Exclusive Report January 6, 2011, Iraq’s radical Moqtada Sadr ready to move in The urgent phone call Jordan’s King Abdullah II put in to Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu Wednesday Jan. 5 dealt only marginally with stalled diplomacy with the Palestinians. The king pressed for answers on what Jerusalem and Amman can do to curb Iran’s advancing domination of Iraq in the face of America’s inaction. By Andrew L. Jaffee, netwmd.com It’s good that an NPR executive resigned to “atone” for the attempt to silence Juan Williams’ free speech, but she wasn’t motivated by contrition, rather she was scapegoated by an organization trying to cover its collective rear end(s). I’m almost sure that, “Ellen Weiss, the NPR executive who fired news analyst Juan Williams by phone in October,” is some politically-correct apparatchik, but she was likely “just following orders” (where have we heard that before?). She was the hatchet-woman. I believe it was NPR CEO Vivian Schiller who gave the “order.” She stooped to name-calling against Williams, stating, “that whatever feelings Williams has about Muslims should be between him and ‘his psychiatrist or his publicist — take your pick’.” Remember that during the hoo-hah, the “… most serious issue facing NPR may be whether Williams’s... Lee Smith: … the Wikilieaks have some positive aspects revealing an interesting dynamic in the Middle East. While many define the Middle East according to the Arab-Israeli conflict, the leaked cables expose an “Arab Cold War” paradigm crucial to understanding the region. For example, the concerns of our allies in the Gulf, as well as Jordan and Egypt, towards the Iranian nuclear program are proof of a more complex situation. … Continue reading Wikileaks Revelations: More Good than Bad?…
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