The emergency meeting was called after the deadly attack on Golan [File: Israeli Prime Minister’s Office via AFP] Netanyahu couldn't get back to Israel fast enough after a visit to USA where he had a pow wow with genocide Joe and Trump. Bubba Bibi will be all for ratcheting up the war. And why wouldn't he with "iron clad" guarantees of American support "no matter what".
Bubba Bibi keeps in power and away from judicial accountability - so long as he stays in power - so long as he can keep the fighting going - so long as he maintains the fascade of wanting peace - so long as America has his back - so long as Bibi can have convenient enemies to blame as a problem to justify stealing more land.
A great formula: Create enemies, go to war, take possesion of more land, tell America its being attacked, needs money and bombs and what better sucker is there than bleeding hearts Christian America.
"Hey guys, don't worry, keep fighting and keep up the bullshit, Genocide Joe and Trump and Kamala are with us. The American people are with us too as their sheeple followers idolize their Jesus Presidents."
It is long overdue to totally defund and disband UNRWA -- it is effectively an arm of Hamas. Israeli lawmakers seek to ban UNRWA over support for Hamas, declare it terrorist entity One member of the Knesset called UNRWA a 'fifth column within the State of Israel' https://www.foxnews.com/world/israe...a-over-support-hamas-declare-terrorist-entity Pressure has been mounting in recent weeks on UNRWA, the United Nations agency tasked with aiding Palestinian refugees, over its failure to condemn armed terror groups in the Gaza Strip that have openly used its internationally funded facilities, including health clinics, schools and even its main headquarters, to conduct a brutal war against Israel. This week, Israeli lawmakers approved the first reading of a bill that would cut ties with the controversial U.N. agency and declare it a terrorist entity. Speaking in the Knesset last week, Yulia Malinovsky, the bill’s sponsor, called UNRWA "a fifth column within the State of Israel" and said it was high time that the agency was outlawed in the country. Meanwhile, earlier this month, Congress’ House Foreign Affairs Committee also passed initial legislation that would build on an already existing funding freeze of the multimillion-dollar organization and direct the State Department to recover previously donated monies. "The U.S. has sufficient evidence at this point to impose terrorism sanctions on UNRWA," Richard Goldberg, a senior adviser at the Washington, D.C., think tank, the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, told Fox News Digital. Goldberg, a former Trump National Security Council staff member, said the controversial organization "must be disqualified from any future role in Gaza," pointing out that "UNRWA’s existence – to incite violence and hate toward Jews and Israel – is inherently antithetical to the goal of de-radicalizing Palestinian society and moving Palestinians to self-sufficiency." "If you keep UNRWA around for what comes next in Gaza, you are condemning both Palestinians and Israelis to a future of violence and instability," he said. The pushback against UNRWA, which according to its website carries out critical life-saving work for some 5.9 million Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank, East Jerusalem, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon, comes after Israel provided evidence that UNRWA employees actively participated in the Hamas-led Oct. 7 terror attacks in southern Israel. More than 1,200 people, mostly civilians, were murdered in the surprise attack, and a further 240, including a 9-month-old infant, were taken hostage back to Gaza. In February, Israel’s Defense Minister Yoav Gallant told Fox News Digital that "dozens" of UNRWA employees took part in the shocking attack and, following the release of more than 100 hostages, mainly women and children, during a cease-fire deal last November, it has been revealed that some were held captive by teachers and medical staff employed by the agency. Israel has long accused UNRWA, short for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, of perpetuating the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It points out that Palestinian refugees are the only group afforded their own separate aid agency, while refugees from almost every other global conflict – past and present – are cared for under the broader umbrella of the U.N.’s High Commissioner for Refugees. It further notes that UNRWA, established in 1949 to provide services for hundreds of thousands of Palestinians displaced when Israel was created, continues to recognize the descendants of those refugees regardless of where they were born or their current status – rather than attempting to settle them as other refugee agencies do. According to UNRWA's website, its pledged budget for 2023 was $1.46 billion, with the U.S. Germany, EU and France as its biggest donors, but after Israel presented evidence that employees participated in the Oct. 7 attacks, the U.S., along with 17 other countries decided to pause funding. In March, as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024, Congress moved to extend the funding freeze through March 2025, even as most of the other countries decided to resume their support. Last week, under the newly installed Labor government, the U.K. said it would soon "release £21 million [$21.2 m] to support [UNRWA’s] lifesaving work in Gaza." The resumption of funds comes even as the U.N.’s Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) continues to investigate Israel’s claims against UNRWA employees, according to an April announcement; and even as the Israeli military reports almost daily of its battles with armed terror groups in and around UNRWA-owned complexes, including buildings where Gaza civilians are sheltering. Additionally, while UNRWA’s Commissioner General Philipe Lazzarini has been quick to condemn the fighting in his organization’s facilities – as well as the deaths of civilians, which the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says stands at some 38,000 – he has failed to call out Hamas, and other terror factions, for purposely drawing the fighting to its centers. Juliette Touma, director of communications for UNRWA, told Fox News Digital that the organization had "condemned all parties to the conflict over the misuse of UNRWA facilities, including Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups." "We have made such comments repeatedly in our public statements, speeches, remarks and media interviews, including at the level of the Commissioner General," she said. "We have also reminded all parties to the conflict that U.N. facilities must never be used for military or fighting purposes," said Touma, adding that UNRWA had "called for investigations and independent inquiries of all violations of international humanitarian law." However, the condemnations appear not to have been forceful enough. The legislation that passed its first reading in the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, on Monday, drew the support of lawmakers from across the political spectrum. If passed into law, UNRWA would be prevented from operating inside Israeli territory and its personnel stripped of diplomatic privileges afforded to other U.N. staff. UNRWA is also facing heat in Congress, with some members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee steadfast on maintaining the prohibition against funding – and now even seeking to rescind U.S. monies previously transferred to the agency. On July 12, the committee voted on a bipartisan bill introduced by Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla., and Rep. Josh Gottheimer, D-N.J., directing the secretary of state to recover any federal funds already distributed to UNRWA. Passing in the committee, 24-22, Mast posted a lengthy video on X accusing those who voted against it of "willfully ignoring anything that doesn't fit into their narrative that Palestinians are victims in this war – that is what they want to put forward – instead of [recognizing that] they started this war, they started a genocide, and now this war is what's taking place." He criticized Democrats who claim that "UNRWA was doing God’s work," noting that individuals educated in schools run by the agency were "indoctrinated… with hate for the Jews." "For way too long, UNRWA has masqueraded as a relief organization, while in reality serving as an incubator for Palestinian terrorists," he said, adding, "Intelligence reports indicate that as many as ten percent of UNRWA workers have direct links to Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihadists. It’s ludicrous that our hard-earned American tax dollars were going to fund this crap. The State Department needs to do everything it can to recoup this money." Anne Bayefsky, director of the Touro Institute on Human Rights and the Holocaust and president of Human Rights Voices, told Fox News Digital that denying American funds for UNRWA made sense for Americans "because UNRWA is a body that fuels the hatred of Jews and the violence that results from that gross intolerance." "This isn't conjecture. It's undeniable fact," she said, pointing out that "UNRWA employees participated in the Oct. 7 atrocities, sizable numbers of UNRWA employees are members of Hamas and other Palestinian terror organizations and UNRWA facilities have been used as Hamas command and control centers and as weapons storage depots." "It makes sense for Americans to deny funds to UNRWA because it's the right thing to do," she said. "Terrorism, rape, and antisemitism – not on our dime!"
Erdoğan blasts US for platforming ‘genocidal murderer’ Netanyahu Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives to speak to a joint meeting of Congress at the U.S. Capital, Washington, D.C., U.S., July 24, 2024. (AFP Photo) by Daily Sabah Jul 26, 2024 https://www.dailysabah.com/politics...-for-platforming-genocidal-murderer-netanyahu President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Friday blasted the U.S. Congress for applauding and providing a platform to Israeli Premier Benjamin Netanyahu. “The whole world saw how the genocidal murderer was applauded in the U.S. Congress,” Erdoğan told a technology incentive promotion program in Istanbul. “Those who give lessons of democracy and human rights to the world do not show an ounce of shame when they crown the Hitler of our time." “We are face to face with an eclipse of reason that not only hosts a butcher with the blood of over 150,000 Gazans on his hands but also applauds him for his speech full of delirium,” he said, likely referring to a study from the journal Lancet that put the Gaza death toll estimate to over 186,000 Palestinians. The international community has been outraged at Netanyahu’s speech at a joint session at the U.S. Congress where he claimed Israel's genocidal war on Gaza has one of the "lowest ratios of combatants to noncombatant casualties in the history of urban warfare." The Israeli leader drew dozens of standing ovations from those assembled within the August Chamber, but about half of all congressional Democrats chose to boycott. The American public has also shown growing sympathy for Palestinians in recent years, and thousands of demonstrators took to Washington to protest Congress' decision to grant a highly sought platform to Netanyahu as Israel faces allegations of genocide at the U.N.'s top court. Netanyahu’s claim is far from the truth in Gaza, where the confirmed Palestinian death toll sits at nearly 40,000, according to Gaza's Health Ministry. The majority of the dead have been women and children and not every man killed has been a combatant. Israel has largely shrugged off civilian casualties, blaming Hamas as the number has risen dramatically over the past nine months. The actual death toll is likely far higher than the official numbers from the ministry, a fact even the Biden administration has acknowledged. "If there are Palestinians in Gaza who aren't getting enough food, it's not because Israel is blocking it; it's because Hamas is stealing it," Netanyahu said in his speech. He also called pro-Palestinian demonstrators outside the Congress during his speech “Iran's useful idiots.” Türkiye has been a virulent critic of Israel, has hosted Hamas leaders and welcomes the Palestinian resistance group as a liberation movement, unlike the majority of the Western world. Ankara has called on the U.N. Security Council and the U.S. to exert pressure on Israel to accept a cease-fire proposal. Erdoğan himself often condemns Washington for providing a political shield to Israel.
ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING! Look at these American political goons praising this corrupt tyrant. A Christian country stooping to its lowest level ever in my memory. And what's Bibi really thinking.... "These fucking Americans are truly fucking stupid while we take them for a ride, I can't believe how simple these suckers are."
Hezbollah after their rockets strike killing people they believe are Jewish children: Allahu Akbar! That was us! Hezbollah after finding out their rockets killed Arab Druze children: Oh, that must have been an Israeli rocket. Let's take a deeper look at how the Druze have been abused by Hezbollah. Lebanese Druze 'Appalled and heartbroken by Hezbollah’s Majdal Shams massacre' - exclusive Two Druze activists from Lebanon extend their condolences, describe persecution and brainwashing attempts by Hezbollah https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-812364