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Mentre il calciatore turco-tedesco Mesut Özil fa il saluto nazista in Sudafrica (vedi screenshot da www.spiegel.de, 11/7/2010, ore 0.39) poco dopo che il parlamento tedesco ha approvato unanimemente una resolutione in cui si chiede ad Israele la cessazione del blocco di Gaza, in altre parole: la “ri-liberalizzazione” del traffico d’armi destinato ad Hamas nonché la facilitazione della circolazione di terroristi antisemiti in Israele, affinché i racket islamisti possano continuare meno disturbati da misure di difesa israeliane a sterminare altri sei milioni di ebrei,  “[i] «pacifisti» a senso unico ci riprovano a mettere in piedi una nuova flottiglia per sbarcare a Gaza. Gli amici italiani di Ha­mas sono in prima linea. Si in­contrano con i diplomatici tur­chi dell’ambasciata a Roma e an­nunciano che sono già pronte sei navi delle 20 previste. L’istitu­to israeliano per l’antiterrori­smo di Herzilya denuncia che si tratta di «una nuova flottiglia del­la guerra santa» pronta a salpare in settembre e punta il dito con­tro gli organizzatori italiani.” (Il Giornale, 8/7/2010)

Some newspaper headlines can lie much better than (non-doctored) videos: Who are the victims of Gaza? The inhabitants of Gaza City? All of them? And what did Gaza City do to them? “Free” them of all Jews?

If, by Gaza, the Hamas-run political entity is meant, the demonstration celebrated by the Times of Malta on the 4th of June was certainly not in favor of any victims, it was a demonstration in solidarity with (real and wannabe)  Jew murderers. And it seems that some demonstrators very much wanted this to be quite clear, so clear that the brave Maltese police had to intervene.

The following statement made by the Times of Malta might be true:

The organisations supporting the event were Alternattiva Demokratika Zaghzagh, the Arabic Cultural Information Society (ACIS), Euro-Med, Kopin (Koperazzjoni Internazzjonali – Malta), Moviment Azzjoni Xellug, Moviment Graffitti, Peace lab, Stand4Palestine – Malta, Third World Group and Zminijietna.

With subtitles in Hebrew:

With English subtitles [and changed on 12/6/2010 to a probably more reliable video clip site than YouTube]:

This was reported some hours ago by the blog The Muqata which is currently providing much material about the “peacefulness” of the deadly anti-Semitic Hamas support “show” strongly sustained by the Jihadist Turkish prime minister Erdogan.

Erdogan, according to Wikipedia, “was given a prison sentence [in 1998] after he had read poetry regarded as a violation of Kemalism by judges. It included lines translated as ‘The mosques are our barracks, the domes our helmets, the minarets our bayonets and the faithful our soldiers…’” (Before reading that, I was quite sure that he had read the quoted sentence aloud, approvingly, and enthusiastically, to a large public, but Wikipedia will certainly know better! He read it secretly under his bedspread.)

The Muqata has published, among others, a photograph of one of the faithful present on one of the “peaceful protest” flotilla:

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Earlier today (April 25), during an operational activity near the security fence in the central Gaza Strip, Engineering forces discovered three land mines planted in the ground, thus thwarting an attack against IDF soldiers. (more…)

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There is an interesting, very very sophisticated discussion, including some “good advice” for disturbers, at Wikipedia about how anti-Semitic mass-murderers may be characterized in Newspeak, given that terrorists may not exist, and, worse, anti-Semitic mass-murderers may not be called “freedom fighters” either [my bold, orthography not mine].

“Some people” here would include Hamas, no? Who have called for the destruction of the state of Israel and the etsablismeent of (all of ) Jerusalem as a Palestinian capital? IronDuke 00:20, 13 September 2009 (UTC)

On occasion, yes Hamas has said that, though they also have said they would accept a state within the Green line in exchange for a long term truce. [A judenrein state for themselves in lieu of the Jewish State? - RR] Im sure we could find a way to clarify the meaning of what it is they fight for. But that is discussion that is best kept separate from determining how, or whether, to include the word “terrorist”. nableezy – 00:37, 13 September 2009 (UTC)

we need to stick to the guideline here. per wp:terrorist, the note on this very talkpage says that words like terrorist and freedom fighter are “inherently non-neutral, so they should not be used as unqualified labels in the voice of the article. If a reliable source describes a person or group using one of these words, then the description must be attributed in the article text to its source, preferably by direct quotation, and always with a verifiable citation.” both views (terrorist and resistance) are notable but they need to be attributed.—Preceding unsigned comment added by Untwirl (talk • contribs) 02:37, 13 September 2009 (UTC)

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When, in the Führerbunker, Hitler once again invoked the eradication of Bolshevism and the merciless resistance against the “world poisoner of all peoples,” “international Jewry,” as his testamentary will, he especially deplored the dereliction of an audacious policy of friendship with Islam, explaining by this the defeat.*

Gerhard Scheit, in: konkret, 12 (December)/2000)

“Let me say very clearly that the way the European Union will relate to an [Israeli] government that is not committed to a two-state solution will be very, very different,” said Javier Solana, the EU’s foreign and security affairs chief.

The Jerusalem Post, 16 March 2009

Don’t allow yourself to be fooled by their media manipulation of woman [sic] and children, the Hamas’ true message to Israelis is unequivocally clear: “You are our target – We want you dead.”

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Source: Official website of the Hamas’ armed wing,
the “al-Qassam Brigades”

Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 28 February 2008

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Luxus fürs Volkonline casino net, luxury for the people, that’s how the philosopher and sociologist Theodor W. Adorno briefly characterized Antisemitism. And everybody knows that luxury can be expensive. The only question is, what has happened to the Germans? Can it be that they are willing to spend only 100 Euros for a new round of anti-Semitic terror, or is that a typo?

Amid a global economic meltdown, high-ranking delegations from 75 countries met at Sharm e-Sheikh Monday, March 2, to approve $2 to 4 billion for rebuilding the Gaza Strip ravaged during Israel’s 22-day anti-terror operation last month.

Hillary Clinton will announce at her debut Middle East appearance as secretary of state a $900 million donation: $600 million for the Palestinian Authority, $300 million for Gaza.

Germany too is expected to pledge 100 euros in addition to a European Union package, but the primary donors are Arab nations led by Saudi Arabia.

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The whole world knows that this is a most decisive moment in Israel’s hope for peace & security. The RATIONAL WORLD is totally behind the defeat & destruction of the radical Hamas, and the ARAB WORLD, with few exceptions, is totally supportive of Hamas because they know if these Koranic-inspired Terrorists go down to humiliating defeat, so does their plan for Muslim World Domination .

Morris – USA (01/16/2009 21:13)

Haben Palästinenser und Palästinenserinnen Glück im Unglück und leben im Westjordanland, so haben sie mit einer korrupten Autonomiebehörde zu tun, die sich seit Jahrzehnten als unfähig erweist, mit den Milliarden Dollar und Euros, die aus aller Welt an sie fließen, etwas Vernünftigeres anzufangen, als sie in den Ausbau der Villen und Bankkonten ihrer Oberschicht zu stecken – sofern das Geld nicht gleich in der terroristischen Infrastruktur versickert oder für die auch von der Fatah betriebene antisemitische Propaganda verwendet wird. Keine Bevölkerungsgruppe der Welt hat je mehr Finanzmittel pro Kopf aus internationaler Unterstützung erhalten, aber bei der Masse der Palästinenser und Palästinenserinnen, die bislang mehrheitlich dennoch den beiden dafür hauptverantwortlichen Konkurrenten Fatah und Hamas die Treue halten, kommt davon fast nichts an.

 

Haben sie Pech im Unglück und leben im Gazastreifen, finden sie sich – so sie nicht selbst als Unterstützer des Djihad agieren – als Geiseln von Terrorrackets wieder, die sie gnadenlos für ihren heiligen Krieg gegen die Juden missbrauchen – und dafür von der Bevölkerung irrsinniger weise mit Wahlerfolgen belohnt werden. In der Charta der Hamas, deren Inhalt auch den ungebildeten Palästinensern durchaus bekannt ist, wird offen zum Judenmord aufgerufen und über die zukünftige Strategie heißt es: “Friedensinitiativen und so genannte Friedensideen oder internationale Konferenzen widersprechen dem Grundsatz der Islamischen Widerstandsbewegung. Für das Palästina-Problem gibt es keine andere Lösung als den Djihad. Friedensinitiativen sind reine Zeitverschwendung, eine sinnlose Bemühung.“ Wer dieses Dokument verstanden hat, weiß, warum der Gazastreifen seit dem israelischen Abzug 2005 nicht etwa zum Musterbeispiel für einen palästinensischen Staat wurde, der seinen Bewohnern und Bewohnerinnen ein besseres Leben verspricht, sondern zu einer Raketenabschussrampe, voll gestopft mit Munitionsdepots in Kindergärten, Moscheen, Krankenhäusern und Wohnhäusern.

 

Haben sie jedoch das größte Pech und sind Frauen, so müssen die meisten von ihnen nicht nur unter einem brutalen Sharia-Patriarchat leben, das sie der weit gehenden Befehlsgewalt ihrer Väter, Männer, Brüder und – in Gaza – einer islamistischen “Sittenpolizei” ausliefert, während sie zusätzlich noch von jenen ihrer Geschlechtsgenossinnen schikaniert werden, welche die islamische Geschlechterapartheid für eine gottgefällige Sache erachten. Mit besonderer Vorliebe werden sie auch, zusammen mit ihren Kindern, von den Gotteskriegern als lebende Schutzschilde für deren Waffenlager und Abschussrampen missbraucht – so sie sich im religiösen Wahn nicht gleich freiwillig dafür hergeben und ihre Kinder freudig in den Märtyrertod für Allah schicken.

 

Café Critique, Januar 2009 (Auszug)

… i quali, entrambi, seguendo la “buona” tradizione antisemitica, accusano gli Ebrei (israeliani) di massacri (premeditati) di bambini:

“Khaled di A-Rimal [Gaza], dice: ‘Noi bambini stiamo compiendo missioni di supporto per i combattenti di resistenza [di Hamas], trasmettendo messaggi sui movimenti delle forze nemiche oppure portando loro munizioni e cibo. Noi stessi non siamo consapevoli dei movimenti dei combattenti della Resistenza. Li vediamo in un posto, spariscono di colpo, poi ricompaiono da qualche altra parte. Sono come fantasmi; è molto difficile trovarli o ferirli.’ [Kul-Al-Arab (settimanale arabo-israeliano), 9 gennaio 2009]“

Dal weblog di Judith Apter Klinghoffer; traduzione dall’inglese di Ralph Raschen.