London Palestine Action Group Wants to Disarm Israel to Make it Easier for Hamas to Destroy Them

It isn't bad enough that Israel is surrounded by much larger nations that would like to see her pushed into the sea with all the Jews along for the ride. It isn't bad enough that in Europe and other parts of the world, anti-Semitism has become the movement du jour. But now we have pro-Hamas activists shutting down an Israeli-owned factory in Staffordshire, England to stop Israel from arming itself from those who would see her destroyed.


Members of the London Palestine Action (LPA) group took the roof of the building and chained the doors of the UAV Engines Ltd. factory in Shenstone. The factory produces engines for tactical target drones and is owned by Israel's largest weapons company, Elbit Systems the International Business Times reports.

The LPA are demanding the factory be closed as well as an "end to all forms of military trade and cooperation with Israel." In other words, these anti-Semites would like to render Israel defenseless as they face Hamas and eventually Iran. These morons unfurled banners on the roof of the building with the slogans: "Elbit Arms Israel Kills," and "UK Stop Arming Israel." 

They'd have preferred a head

Yes, Elbit arms but Israel returns fire and simply is more effective in combating the terrorist group Hamas, than Hamas tries to kill Israeli civilians. Anyone who is not an anti-Semite but still backs the efforts of Hamas, has to be either schizophrenic or misinformed--and they are not mutually exclusive.

UAV Engines makes engines for unmanned drones for military and civilian use around the world. They serve the IDF in finding Hamas terrorists who are not hiding behind women and children--they are found when they're out in the open. This is Obama's weapon of choice too, and drones are also used in surveillance.

Hamas, on the other hand, does a "point and shoot" with their rockets, simply hoping to kill Jews. They don't care who the Jews are that they kill, so long as they're Jews.

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