Geller: The betrayal of the Jewish Left
On June 5th, I posted an angry letter to Steve Linde Editor, Editor in Chief of JPOST written by Simone Simmons and prefaced it with this:Here’s a great letter to the Post Editor-in-Chief Steve Linde, who refused Pamela the opportunity to reply to the libelous article by Rabbi Jaffee and shunted the reply to Sara Miller, Managing Editor ofJPost.comeditor of JPOST, who refused to publish it. Everyone should write a letter to him and her.
I also sent a letter to Steve Linde who replied to me. I then forwarded the reply and Pamela hit the roof because she didn’t like what he wrote. I suggested to her that I would ask Steve to publish an op-ed by her in order to put all the “unpleasantness behind us” which I did and Steve Linde to his credit immediately agreed. Pamela then sent her op–ed and Steve accepted it and extended a gracious apology to her. This is her Op-Ed. Ted Belman
In condemning Jews who speak out against jihad and Islamic supremacism, leftist rabbis are enabling the worst enemies of the Jewish people.
Protester burns Israeli flag with swastika on it in El Salvador Photo: REUTERS
Last Monday in the Toronto Star, Rabbi Dow Marmur wrote an article criticizing what he referred to as my “customary rants against Islam,” saying that they would “create tensions between the two communities.”
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Fascinating
Spy Drone Can See What You are Wearing From 17,500 Feet
Islamic Supremacist Nominated as UC Student Regent
A UC Berkeley senior who is a venomous supporter of the jihad against Israel and member of several Islamic supremacist groups with links to jihad terror has been nominated to become the University of California student regent for the 2014-15 academic year.
The student regent participates in a board that sets policies for the entire University of California system, which consists of ten campuses throughout the state. Sadia Saifuddin is expected to be confirmed as student regent by the full Board of Regents next month.
The hijabbed Saifuddin would be the first Muslim student regent. “My faith,” she explained, “is a big part of my life. What I love the most about Islam is that it preaches tolerance and love, which is the reason that I have close friends and networks outside of the Muslim community as well.”
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Regavim interviewed on Stakelbeck on Terror
This week’s edition of the Stakelbeck on Terror show provided an up-close look at the “agricultural jihad” that local Arabs are waging against Israeli communities in the Biblical heartland of Judea and Samaria.
The popular CBN broadcaster spoke to Israeli leaders on the ground in Judea and showed how rockets and bombs are not the only way that Arabs are trying to erase Israel from the map.
Combating political Islam
Op-ed: Renowned Muslim activist says weeding out radical Islam from West is first step in defeating global jihad
Political Islam is the major force shaping the Middle East region today, and a dangerous one at that. The real question is if it can be tamed, and, more pointedly, what the West can do to bring about positive change during this pivotal time in history. But first, we have to understand what we’re dealing with.
Political Islam, or “Islamism” as we call this phenomenon in the West, is an armed political ideology similar to Bolshevism and Maoism. It’s essentially religiosity cloaked as a movement which operates as a virulent ideology of warfare (jihad.) It demands radical reorientation of Muslim societies to comply with Sharia Law that repudiates modernity in all its forms and it has brought death and devastation both within the Muslim world as well as outside its borders. In some ways, Islamism is more dangerous than outright terrorism, as terrorism can be identified by violence, while Islamism is a war of ideas.(Read more…)
Imminent: Israel’s Capitulation to the Vatican
Agreements with the Vatican are capitulation to their plans for the Old City and the Temple Mount – or should we say the “Holy Basin”.
A long-awaited agreement between the Vatican and Israel appears to be near finality.
The two main points revolve around the Church’s requests to build two centers in Israel: a church in a section of the Caesaria National Park where a site dedicated to Paul once stood, and the use of a plot on Mount Zion in Jerusalem.
The structure on Mt. Zion, the highest point of Jerusalem, is known as the Cenacle, where the Last Supper is believed to have taken place, and according to the deal which will be signed in the coming months, it will become open to Catholic worship once again.
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Likud set for June 30 election showdown
By GIL HOFFMAN
06/13/2013 02:09
PM Binyamin Netanyahu faces steep opposition after being booed by his own party members at last year’s convention.
PM Binyamin Netanyahu during Sunday’s cabinet meeting. Photo: REUTERS
The Likud’s election committee worked out a compromise between Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and his party rivals on Wednesday regarding how to handle elections for the leadership of the party’s institutions.
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Hillel Neuer of U.N. Watch, rips into U.N.’s Richard Falk
I am proud to say that Neuer and Bayefsky, who both are doing stalwart work at the UN are both Canadian.
This speech followed on the heels of this press release.
Falk is feeling the heat. The USA, Canada and Britain have called for his resignation.
Bayefsky Reveals the Madness of the UN Human Rights Council, in Tweets
This article by Joel Pollak originally appeared on Breitbart.com.
On Monday morning, Anne Bayefsky was one of the few voices to oppose the anti-Israel madness of the execrable Richard Falk, the 9/11 Truther who is a Special Rapporteur at the UN Human Rights Council. The Human Rights Council, incidentally, is something the U.S. government chose to ignore until President Barack Obama decided to give it legitimacy–a policy both Susan Rice and Samantha Power fully support.
Ted Belman
Jerusalem, Israel
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