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Mahmoud Abbas: "There is no disagreement between us [Fatah and Hamas]: About belief? None! About policy? None! About resistance? None!" [Official PA TV Dec. 31, 2009]Abbas' advisor on religious affairs has emphasized that in addition to Fatah denying Israel's right to exist, Fatah agrees with Hamas that Islam "prohibits"Palestinians from accepting Israel's existence in any borders, on "even a millimeter" of land:Mahmoud Al-Habbash, Abbas' advisor, and head of Shari'ah courts: "According to Islamic Shari'ah law, the entire land of Palestine is waqf (i.e., an inalienable religious endowment in Islamic law) and is blessed land, and that it is prohibited to sell, bestow ownership or facilitate the occupation of even a millimeter of it." [Official PA daily, Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, Oct. 22, 2014]Abbas' advisor on religious affairs was using almost the same words that appear in Hamas' current charter, article 11:"The Islamic Resistance Movement [Hamas] believes that the land of Palestine is an Islamic waqf consecrated for future Moslem generations until Judgment Day. It, or any part of it, should not be squandered: it, or any part of it, should not be given up."This ideology was repeated by official PA TV last year by another religious leader, the Head of the Waqf's Al-Aqsa Academy of Heritage and Antiquities Najeh Bakirat, who said: "Every grain of soil in Palestine is ours… Haifa, and Jaffa, and Acre (i.e., all are cities in Israel). Every grain of soil in Palestine is part of the blessed Palestine, and holy Palestine which is a waqf (i.e., an inalienable religious endowment in Islamic law). Therefore it is forbidden to relinquish a single grain of its soil."[Official PA TV, Palestine in the Quran, June 11, 2016]
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| The message you have just received was delivered by Mike Huckabee and includes a message from Huck PAC, his political action committee. Robin, Today I am writing to you from Israel, where Janet and I along with our son David are leading a tour group of new and old friends. It is a very solemn day: from sundown on Sunday to sundown today is Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day 2017. It's a time set aside to remember and reflect upon the approximately six million Jews killed by Nazi Germany and those who risked and gave their lives to try to save them. That's why today's must-read link is to Jewish blogger Jeff Dunetz, who explains why the Holocaust was uniquely horrific in history (as terrible as other genocides were, the Jews weren't killed because someone wanted to take their land or their power – they had none - but exterminated simply because of who they were.) But more than that, Dunetz lists – in frightening detail – the many people and organizations that today are ushering hatred and anti-Semitism back into mainstream discourse, usually under the guise of anti-Zionism or criticizing Israel, but sometimes nakedly and unapologetically. Anti-Semitism is rearing its ugly head even at the highest levels of governments around the world and among allegedly "progressive" organizations that call their opponents "Hitler" at the drop of a hat, but think nothing of blaming all the world's problems on Israel and the Jews. The UN is a prime example, and I cannot express how gratifying it is to have a UN ambassador who is finally calling out that nest of hypocrites on its rampant anti-Semitism. Dunetz quotes Elie Wiesel, whose comment about Israel's security is sadly growing more urgent with each passing day: "We learned to trust our enemy's threats more than our friend's promises. " Today, as we remember and say a prayer for the victims and heroes of the Holocaust, take time to read this column and see why it is more important than ever that we keep alive the slogan of the Warsaw Jewish resistance: "Never again!" http://lidblog.com/yom-hashoah Sincerely, Mike Huckabee ------Message from Huck PAC:URGENT: HUCK PAC NEEDS FINANCIAL HELP: Support conservative Republicans in 2017 who will pass President Trump's agenda. Help us raise $20,000 in April by chipping in $5 or more today ! Thank you!CONTRIBUTE HERE |
And in case you missed these:The French ElectionBy Mike HuckabeeThis weekend's French elections didn't tell us definitively whether the French will follow the British and the Americans in overthrowing their smug establishment leaders, but it doesn't bode well for the elites. There will be a runoff election between centrist Emmanuel Macron (23.7%) and National Front candidate Marine LePen (21.7%) on the right. LePen has been vilified as a far-right extremist for her anti-immigration/enforce the borders views, but reports are that a number of women who fear the rise of militant Islam in the name of political correctness quietly supported her while refusing to admit it to pollsters. Those same polls show Macron with an early lead, but both the US presidential polls and the UK Brexit polls suggest that these days, a Magic 8-Ball might be a more reliable predictor of election outcomes. It's also not clear how well Macron's election eve comment that the French just have to get used to terrorist attacks as a part of daily life, coming right after a deadly attack on a police officer on the Champs Elysees in Paris, is going to go over with French voters in the long run. But whoever wins, it will mark a sea change for France. Neither candidate represents a party that's held power in France, and those who did got shut out of the runoff. Of course, there are those who are already out protesting in the streets because their candidates lost. Most oppose any changes in the way France and the EU have been run in recent years. Let's pray that while they're out in the streets, they don't get shot by terrorists who were welcomed into France with open arms by the people they want to reelect. |
Blame ObamaBy Mike HuckabeeStop the presses! Someone high up in the DNC actually came close to realizing why the Democrats lost, and it's not because American voters are secret sexists and Klansmen, or because of dirty tricks by Boris and Natasha. Rep. Keith Ellison blamed a former President who isn't George W. Bush for a change. He admitted that while Barack Obama was great at getting himself elected, he "could have been a better party leader," worked more closely with Congress and helped other Democrats more in their races. That does partly explain not only why the Democrats lost the presidency, but also why they've lost over 1,000 seats nationwide since 2008. But I say Ellison only "came close" to realizing the truth because he's still clinging to a sacred scrap of party dogma that blinds him to harsh reality. It's always taken for granted by liberals, both in politics and the media, that when they lose, they just didn't do a good enough job of explaining how great their policies are. Poor dumb Americans voted against their own interests out of ignorance ("What's the matter with Kansas?" they famously wail, year after year.) Even here, when admitting Obama's part in his party's crumbling fortunes, Ellison felt compelled to add, "His legacy is the work he's done, which I believe is tremendous." If the Democrats ever expect to start regaining power, they'll have to force themselves to confront the fact that voters knew their policies only too well and didn't think they were "tremendous." The only thing that was tremendous was their health insurance premiums after the Democrats stuck them with Obamacare. You could have explained to voters all day long about how wonderful it was to have open borders, stagnant economic growth, expensive but lousy health insurance, skyrocketing college tuition, trampled Constitutional rights, bloated government, rising debt, high taxes, job-killing regulations, PC thought police, weak-kneed foreign and defense policies, attacks on cops, the rise of ISIS, waves of unvetted Middle Eastern refugees and the thrill of being forced to live in your parents' basement until you're 40, and they still would not have bought it. Voters are not ignorant. They're also not deaf, dumb and blind. The Democrats may be doomed to remain in the electoral wilderness until they finally take a tip from Shakespeare and realize that the fault lies not in their stars ("North Carolina didn't get enough tweets from Lena Dunham!"), but in themselves. ------Message from Huck PAC:URGENT: HUCK PAC NEEDS FINANCIAL HELP: Support conservative Republicans in 2017 who will pass President Trump's agenda. Help us raise $20,000 in April by chipping in $5 or more today ! Thank you!CONTRIBUTE HERE |
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...Today, Monday, April 24, they will be at the HAFTR middle school in the morning, followed by a presentation at Shulamith School in the afternoon. For more information about their Woodmere appearance tonight at 8 p.m., 859 Peninsula Blvd, Y.I. of Woodmere please contact ymorgenstern@gmail.com.On Tuesday, April 25, they will speak at Lander College for Women from 1-2 p.m. At 4 p.m. they will be addressing the JCRC-NY, 225 West 34th Street, Suite 1607. That evening, they will be back in Teaneck to address the joint sisterhoods of Congregations Beth Abraham and B'nai Yeshurun at Beth Abraham at 8:30 p.m....Spreading the story of their young daughter's martyrdom gives Rena and Amichai Ariel tremendous measures of comfort as they fortify their own emuna along with their audience's. That was the purpose of their trip to the U.S. last September, which included a Teaneck presentation at Congregation Beth Aaron.Rena Ariel has decided to visit additional Jewish communities in the Metropolitan area this April, once again accompanied by Elana Abelow-Kronenberg of Efrat. Abelow-Kronenberg, a proud mother of seven, first met the Ariels when she paid a shiva call to their home in Kiryat Arba. Her compassion for their grief knew no bounds and, with the kind assistance of her husband who agreed to "hold down the fort," she came to America with the Ariels to help spread their message.The Ariel family invites the American Jewish community to partner with them in perpetuating the memory of their beloved Hallel Yaffa, Hy''d, by contributing to One Family/Kerem Hallel. To learn more about their projects and to arrange for additional U.S. appearances, please contact yekev.arielbyehuda@gmail.com or elanam77@yahoo.com.
Brigitte Gabriel Transcription (not exact)
The Muslim Brotherhood wrote a plan 100 years ago, in 1929 to establish an Islamic State. Osama Bin Laden the mastermind of 9/11, Mohamed Atta, the perpetrator of 9/11, Ayman al Zawahiri, Al Qaeda Leader, are all members of the Muslim Brotherhood. Their goal is to infiltrate and dominate the West and to resurrect the Caliphate, and establish an Islamic gov't on earth.
In their written plan, see link below, they teach how to use our laws and freedoms against us in the West. How to use buzzwords like Tolerance, Democracy, Interfaith, Diversity in order to con Westerners. Brigitte says that MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD Members are told that if you use those words they (the westerners) will be lapping out of your hands like dogs. They will be disarmed.
They talk about getting democratically elected Muslims into all the levels of government including NGO's. They are told to get democratically elected Muslims into all the government offices of the west so that they can get a birds eye view about how policy is decided.
They wrote the plan of the destruction of the US in 1991. "An Explanatory Memorandum of the General Strategic Goal of the North American Group, May 1991. https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/actforamerica/ pages/90/attachments/original/ 1462910108/The-Project-doc. pdf?1462910108 See pages 16-32 in English
https://psfcbds.wordpress.com/about-bds/We are members of the Park Slope Food Coop who affirm, like its founders, that the Coop as a community stands for human rights, food justice, and positive global interdependence.
A boycott is a consumer-activist way of engaging with Israel. Joining the BDS movement says to Israel: "We ask you, as a community, to abide by international law and human rights, and to abide by your own professed democratic principles
Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) is a Palestinian-led movement for freedom, justice and equality. BDS upholds the simple principle that Palestinians are entitled to the same rights as the rest of humanity.
Israeli universities are major, willing and persistent accomplices in Israel's regime of occupation, settler-colonialism and apartheid.
They are involved in developing weapon systems and military doctrines deployed in Israel's recent war crimes in Lebanon and Gaza, justifying the ongoing colonization of Palestinian land, rationalizing gradual ethnic cleansing of indigenous Palestinians, providing moral justification for extra-judicial killings, systematically discriminating against "non-Jewish" students, and other implicit and explicit violations of human rights and international law.
To end this complicity in Israel's violations of international law, Palestinian civil society has called for an academic boycott of complicit Israeli academic institutions. Refusing to normalize oppression, many academic associations, student governments and unions as well as thousands of international academics now support the academic boycott of Israel.
This is disturbing. The Park Slope Food Coop staff is trying to shut down discussion of the Israel/Palestine issue with a strict censorship policy of discussions in its members' meeting room on the subjects of Israel or BDS, Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions.
The person who shared this with me, Sarah Wellington, says the move is a highhanded effort by the Coop coordinators, who are supposed to represent the will of a community of 16,000 members, to impose views on the membership. "In order to impose something like banning a subject matter, the plan would have to be presented to the membership at a general meeting, which occurs monthly, and this was not done, the general coordinators made this decision themselves," Wellington explained. That makes it an abuse of power.
And meantime, members will be able to have meetings at the Coop on any other $%*& subject they please, from the politics of sushi fishing to how to have a flat tummy to movie night (including films about the European Jewish experience) to the modern funeral to the secrets of a good posture.
Just no talkin about Palestine! ...Wellington says the new rule is not going to thwart organizers who demand that the Coop take a stand, true to the Coop's mission statement, "…to avoid products that depend on the exploitation of others." She adds, "Free speech, the democratic process and cooperative behavior are at grave risk at the Park Slope Food Coop." -
