Israeli Ambassador Drops Mic With "Journalist Or Terrorist?" Quiz, Catches UN Red-Handed Platforming Hamas Lies

In a move that had the usual suspects squirming in their seats, Israel's U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon turned a Security Council session into a much-needed reality check Tuesday, unveiling what he called a "Journalist or Terrorist?" quiz to expose how the United Nations and international media eagerly swallow Hamas propaganda before the facts can even catch up.

"Israel is condemned again and again and again," Danon said during the meeting while holding up photos.

"A claim is made against Israel. The U.N. repeats it, and then the world condemns it. Then, when the truth comes out, it takes time, sometimes weeks, months, years, there is no apology, no correction and no retraction. They move on. We will not move on," he added.

As Danon flipped the photos over, they revealed clear evidence of the deceased's membership in Hamas or other terror groups, proving once again that the Jewish state is fighting actual terrorists while the world clutches its pearls over "journalists."

Danon also took aim at New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani for rushing to condemn Israel over the killing of Al Jazeera contributor Ahmed Wishah, whom Danon rightly described as "a Hamas terrorist."

"This is the machine," Danon said. "Hamas makes a claim. The NGO ecosystem, rapporteurs and briefers all repeat the lies."

"Then a U.N. report rubber-stamps it, the world's media broadcasts it, and Israel is condemned before the facts are even checked," he added.

In other words, the UN's favorite hobby: rushing to bash the only democracy in the Middle East while giving a global megaphone to a pack of bloodthirsty jihadists. Danon isn't letting them get away with it. Israel stands firm, and the truth keeps winning, no matter how slowly the rest of the world catches up.

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A Blaze of Hatred in Boulder: The West Faces Its Reckoning

In Boulder, Colorado, a place one might naively associate with peaceable liberalism, a "targeted terror attack" has scorched the streets, leaving victims burned, some clinging to life, and a community reeling.

 The Federal Bureau of Investigation, under Director Kash Patel, is now dissecting this act of barbarism, which unfolded near the Pearl Street Mall on a Sunday afternoon, around 4:30 p.m., where the air turned thick with chaos and the stench of malevolence and, dare I say, full-blown anti-Semitism.

"We are aware of and fully investigating a targeted terror attack in Boulder, Colorado," Patel posted on X.  "Our agents and local law enforcement are on the scene already, and we will share updates as more information becomes available." 

A man is in custody, Boulder Police Chief Steve Redfearn confirmed, though he offered no further details, as if silence could shield us from the truth. 

The attack struck near an event organized by "Run for Their Lives," a grassroots movement that dares to demand the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas. 

This was no random act of violence; it was a calculated assault on those who marched for a cause both moral and humane.  Anyone who believes otherwise has their head buried in the sand.

As Israel’s Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, rightly stated, "Today, in Boulder, Colorado, Jewish people marched with a moral and humane demand: to return the hostages. In response, the Jewish protesters were brutally attacked, with an attacker throwing Molotov cocktails at them. Make no mistake, this is not a political protest, this is terrorism." 

His words burn with clarity: this is not a debate, not a clash of ideas, but a raw, unfiltered act of hatred. "The time for statements is over," Danon insisted. "It is time for concrete action to be taken against the instigators wherever they may be."

The scene was one of pandemonium. Boulder police evacuated three surrounding blocks, expanding the cordon just before 5:15 p.m., as if the very ground had become suspect. Colorado’s Governor Jared Polis, not a man known for hyperbole, called it a "heinous act of terror." On X, he wrote, "I am closely monitoring the situation in Boulder, and my thoughts go out to the people who have been injured and impacted by this heinous act of terror. Hate-filled acts of any kind are unacceptable." 

Representative Joe Neguse, his voice heavy with grief, added simply, "I am praying hard for the victims."

We do not yet know the full toll, how many lie wounded, how many teeter on the edge of life. What we do know is that this was no isolated outburst. Danon’s warning resonates: "Terrorism against Jews does not stop at the Gaza border, it is already burning the streets of America." 

Something has to be done, and I believe Jews aren't going to continue allowing themselves to be victimized without serious repercussions for the perpetrators. 

The West, in its complacency, has allowed this fire to spread, fanned by those who mistake tolerance for surrender. "Run for Their Lives," a movement born in California’s Bay Area, meets weekly across the globe to quietly plead for the hostages’ freedom. Quietly. And yet, even this modest act of solidarity was met with Molotov cocktails.

This is the world we now inhabit—one where a walk for humanity is answered with flames. The question is not whether we will respond, but whether we have the courage to confront the ideology that fuels such acts. As Danon said, the time for statements is over. The West must decide: will it dither, or will it act?

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Big brave man threatens to kill children in Jewish school over Gaza war

Well, isn’t this just the picture of modern tolerance? A gentleman—aged 31, naturally a beacon of moral clarity—decides to pen a little love note: “What is happening in Gaza is not okay. I am going to shoot three children from your school. I have been watching them for a while. Enough, you will pay in blood.” 

Charming, really. A regular poet laureate of our enlightened age. Apparently, this humanitarian soul dashed off his missive in early February, targeting a Jewish school in Amsterdam—because, of course, nothing says “justice for Gaza” like threatening to murder children in the Netherlands. 

Subtlety, it seems, is not his forte.

The Dutch police, ever diligent, inform us they’re on the hunt for this misunderstood philosopher, who’s currently sunning himself in Turkey—presumably working on his tan while plotting his next ode to peace. Arrested? Oh, heavens no. That would be far too proactive. No word yet on whether they’ve bothered to send an extradition request to Ankara, but I’m sure they’re drafting it with all the urgency of a bureaucracy planning its next coffee break.

Meanwhile, the Cheider School in Amsterdam—yes, the one with the temerity to keep existing—soldiers on under “tight security.” How reassuring. 

One imagines the children practicing their sums while glancing nervously at the windows, wondering if today’s the day their would-be avenger drops by to “make things right.” Growing concerns about antisemitism in Amsterdam, you say? Gosh, I wonder what could possibly be fueling that.

And this isn’t even the city’s first rodeo this month. 

Just a few weeks back, two IDF soldiers—daring to take a holiday, the audacity—were hounded out of town after an anti-Israel outfit called “Israel Genocide Tracker” decided to play vigilante. They splashed the soldiers’ photos and personal details across the internet, branding them genocidal monsters for the crime of, what, serving in a tank battalion? The group’s X post was a masterpiece of restraint: “After participating in the Gaza genocide… this Israeli tank commander… enjoyed taking selfies with them—landed in Amsterdam today for a vacation.” The horror! A man in uniform taking selfies! Surely the Hague should be notified.

Lest we forget, December brought us that delightful scene of Israeli football fans being chased through Amsterdam’s streets by a mob wielding knives and a charming disregard for basic human decency. Beaten, hunted, dodging cars trying to mow them down—oh, and a spot of attempted kidnapping for good measure. 

Some ended up barricading themselves in shops, presumably wondering why they didn’t pick Mallorca instead. Danny Danon, Israel’s UN ambassador, called it a “pogrom,” and you can almost hear the eye-rolls from the progressive salons: “Pogrom? How gauche. Surely just a spirited protest gone awry.”

So here we are. A city once famed for its canals and liberalism now moonlighting as a stage for anti-Semitic melodrama. Threats to shoot schoolchildren, soldiers doxxed for daring to breathe European air, football fans turned into prey—all under the banner of some twisted moral crusade. 

“The Western world needs to wake up now!!” Danon cries. Wake up? Oh, Danny, they’re wide awake—they’re just busy drafting hashtags and perfecting their sanctimonious frowns. Welcome to 2025, where the past isn’t just prologue; it’s the bloody encore.

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IDF basically blows away Syrian navy in Latakia

The Israeli Navy executed a significant operation on Monday night, effectively targeting and obliterating much of the Syrian regime's naval fleet. Israeli missile ships attacked numerous vessels equipped with anti-ship missiles at the ports of Al-Baida and Latakia. The operation's objective was to prevent these weapons from falling into the hands of hostile entities, such as the Salafist rebels who have recently taken control in Syria.

Concurrently, reports from both Reuters and the Hezbollah-associated Lebanese network Al-Mayadeen suggested that IDF units had moved beyond the buffer zone and deep into Syrian territory, a claim the IDF vehemently denied. According to regional and Syrian security sources, Israeli forces are now located approximately 15.5 miles from Damascus, with some units having reached Qatana, about 6.2 miles inside Syrian borders, east of the buffer zone.

Al-Mayadeen also claimed that IDF troops had taken control of at least nine villages and towns in the southern rural areas of Damascus, roughly 12 miles from the capital. However, a Syrian opposition-affiliated channel refuted this, stating that Israel does not control any villages in the Syrian Hermon region.

"Israeli warplanes launched over 100 strikes... including on the Barzeh scientific research centre," reported the UK-based Observatory for Human Rights. Western nations, including the United States, had previously attacked the same facility in 2018, alleging it was part of Syria's "chemical weapons infrastructure."

In response to these reports, IDF Arabic spokesperson Avichay Adraee dismissed them as “completely false,” clarifying that IDF units are confined to the buffer zone, maintaining defensive positions near the border to protect Israel's security.

AFP confirmed that a “scientific research center” in Damascus, linked to Bashar al-Assad’s chemical weapons program, was completely obliterated by Israeli airstrikes. Additionally, the pro-Iranian Iraqi-affiliated Sabrin news agency reported the assassination of a chemist at his home in Damascus.

During a UN Security Council meeting, Israeli Ambassador Danny Danon defended the military actions, stating they were "limited and temporary measures." He said, "Israel is not interfering in the ongoing conflict between armed groups within Syria. Our actions are solely focused on ensuring our security, and we remain committed to the 1974 disengagement agreement."

Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, in a briefing to foreign media on Monday, explained that the IDF operations near the border were intended to prevent a scenario akin to the events of October 7 from unfolding in Syria. "What guides us is safeguarding the security of Israel and its citizens,” Sa’ar emphasized.

The reported advancement of IDF armored forces has sparked international condemnation. Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry accused Israel of “destroying Syria’s chance to restore security,” while Egypt described the operations as an “occupation of Syrian lands.” Conversely, U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller characterized the Israeli actions as a "temporary measure" in response to Syrian military movements, stating, "Ultimately, we want to see full adherence to the disengagement agreement, and we will ensure Israel follows through."

The IDF continues its forward defense operations in the buffer zone, deploying forces across strategic locations to counter potential threats. This follows proactive measures initiated to secure Israeli communities in the Golan Heights amid the collapse of Assad’s regime. Engineering, infantry, and armored units from the 474th and 810th Brigades are stationed along the Israel-Syria border to defend the area.

In a historic move, Israeli forces crossed into Syrian territory two days ago, seizing control of the Syrian side of Mount Hermon for the first time in over 50 years. Air Force commando units captured the summit, which provides crucial observation and fire control over the Hermon range, as part of a broader strategy to strengthen Israel’s position in the region.

Moreover, residents in five Syrian villages near the border were advised to stay indoors due to ongoing IDF operations. The Israeli Air Force has conducted over 300 airstrikes on military targets across Syria, with a focus on Syrian Air Force infrastructure. Western intelligence sources suggest these strikes are aimed at destroying Assad’s military assets to prevent them from being captured by rebel forces who might use them against Israel.

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German suspect planned explosive massacre on Yom Kippur to kill Jews

Halle, Germany -- Anti-Semitism has exponentially increased globally over the last few years and in Germany, it more than doubled from last year, rising to 48 from the previous year of 21.

The suspect in an attack on a synagogue on the highest Jewish holiday, Yom Kippur, was lugging around 9 pounds of explosives in his car and planned to carry out a massacre, German prosecutors said. [H/T World Israel News] 

He live-streamed the attack in which he killed two people with the hope to inspire more attacks on Jews. And since he was not of a particular religion and was a white supremacist, the U.S. mainstream media was happy to carry the story. The Washington Post was quick to mention other attacks carried out by white supremacists, such as the Norway attack, but made no mention of attacks carried out by anti-Semitic islamists, like the attack on the Jewish delicatessen in France, and other attacks against Jews .

Thankfully, the doors of the synagogue were locked which prevented more Jews from being killed by the alleged attacker.

It wasn't clear how he was able to get his hands on the weapons he used in the attack.

The assailant — a German citizen identified by prosecutors but will not be identified here, tried but failed to force his way into the synagogue that held about 80 worshipers. He then shot and killed a woman in the street outside and a man at a nearby kebab shop. He is now in custody.

“What we experienced yesterday was terror,” said Peter Frank, the chief federal prosecutor. “The suspect, [not named here], aimed to carry out a massacre in the synagogue in Halle.” Yes, he was trying to open the locked door which was when the police were notified and took 10 minutes to arrive.

Frank said his weapons were “apparently homemade” and the explosives in the car were built into “numerous devices.” The suspect, who live-streamed the attack on a popular gaming site while ranting in English about Jews and posted a “manifesto” online before embarking on it, “wanted to create a worldwide effect” and encourage others to imitate him, the prosecutor added.

The alleged attacker is suspected of two counts of murder, nine of attempted murder and other offenses, Frank said. His apartment was searched and investigators were sifting evidence. But “we face a lot of questions,” he added.

Officials didn’t provide details of the victims, who were killed outside the synagogue and in a nearby kebab shop. Ironically, Yom Kippur is a day of fasting so it's feasible to believe that the person at the kebab shop was not Jewish.

Josef Schuster, the leader of Germany's Jewish community said that the absence of police guards outside the synagogue on such a high holy day is "scandalous."

The head of the city’s Jewish community, Max Privorozki, was among those inside who watched on monitors linked to a surveillance camera as the man was trying to break in to do more killing.

“We saw everything, also how he shot and how he killed someone,” the Jewish community leader said, standing outside the damaged door. “I thought this door wouldn’t hold.”

“That was a shock for us. It was Yom Kippur, all phones were switched off. We had to understand what was going on first — then switch on my phone and then call the police,” he said. “It was really panic. But I have to say after that, when the police came, we continued with the worship service, that lasted another three hours.”

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier met with community representatives at the synagogue Thursday. “It is not enough to condemn such a cowardly attack,” he said. “It must be clear that the state takes responsibility for the safety of Jewish life in Germany,” he added, saying that society overall must show “a clear, determined position of solidarity” with Jews.

“History reminds us, the present demands of us” that Germans must stand by their Jewish compatriots, he said. “Those who so far have been silent must speak out.”

Synagogues are often protected by police in Germany and have been for many years amid concerns over far-right and Islamic extremism. There has been rising concern lately about both anti-Semitism and right-wing extremism in the country which contains about 24,100 members, over half of whom are violent.

This attack makes a great case for the Second Amendment as written in the U.S. Constitution which views the ownership of firearms for self-protection as an inalienable right.

Joachim Herrmann, Bavaria’s state interior minister, accused members of the nationalist, anti-migrant Alternative for Germany Party of helping stir up anti-Semitism, an accusation the Party denies. Some figures in the Party, which entered the national parliament in 2017, have made comments appearing to downplay the Nazi past. And Hitler was a misunderstood artist.

Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon called on the president of the Security Council and the entire U.N. “to condemn the terrorist attack in Germany and take action against anti-Semitic terrorism.”

According to a statement released by Danon's office:  “The scourge of anti-Semitism is spreading in Europe, but threatens the entire world. The international community must declare war on anti-Semitism and act firmly to end hatred of the Jewish people around the world. Jews should not have to look over their shoulders in fear for their lives during prayer.”

But sadly, it seems as though anti-Semitism has become acceptable in the West and now makes for cocktail conversation. This must stop for goodness sake--literally.


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Israel's Danny Danon: 'We will bury Hezbollah in the rubble of Lebanon'

Israel's envoy to the useless United Nations, Danny Danon warned the UN "We will never let terror win," after evidence revealed the Lebanese army had a role in guarding Hezbollah's terror infrastructure.
By The Algemeiner and World Israel News Staff

The United Nations Security Council held a special session on Wednesday regarding Hezbollah’s violation of Resolution 1701, and specifically the terror scum's cross-border attack tunnels that were exposed and destroyed by the IDF as part of Israel’s Operation Northern Shield.

Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon showed the Security Council members an aerial photograph of a “private compound” in Kfar Kila, about 80 meters from the Blue Line, which separates Israel and Lebanon

This was the location from which an underground attack tunnel crossed into Israel, not far from a United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) observation post, clearly showing that Lebanon is assisting Hezbollah in their religious quest to destroy the Jewish State and kill all the Jews they can.

UNIFIL was formed in 1978 and is supposed to be a peacekeeping mission in Lebanon, but it's about as useful as a tissue paper parachute. Like most Islamic nations believe, Israel must be destroyed and Lebanon falls in that group.

Danon commented on the discovery, “Israel gave UNIFIL precise information about the location of the tunnel. After UNIFIL told the Lebanese army, [the UN force] was then stopped when it tried to reach the area. Sources within the Lebanese army informed Hezbollah about the information, which enabled the terrorist organization to conceal the tunnel’s operations and thwart Israel’s defensive actions.”

Danon added: “Lebanese army officials are working for Hezbollah, while UNIFIL is not working to fulfill its mandate in the region in the necessary manner.

“Let me be abundantly clear — Hezbollah’s activities are a flagrant and unacceptable violation of Security Council Resolution 1701 and the ‘Blue Line.’ They also violate the UN Charter and international law.”

Danon went on to explain, “Hezbollah has built a terror base inside a civilian population, with its end on the Israeli side of the border, all financed by Iran. This not only a clear violation of Resolution 1701, but Hezbollah also uses Lebanese civilians as human shields.”

“If Hezbollah will have the arrogance to attack Israel, we will bury it in the rubble of Lebanon,” Danon warned. “We will never let terror win.”

“The international community must condemn Hezbollah in the strongest terms and stand by Israel’s self-defensive measures,” he continued. “It is the expectation that Lebanon will eliminate these terror tunnels and prevent the building of future attack tunnels that threaten Israel.”

Danon spoke after his Lebanese counterpart, Amal Mudallali, condemned Israel in her own remarks to the council over what she described as a continuing array of encroachments on her country’s sovereignty, to which she received four out of four Pinocchios and a pipe to go along with her dream.

Addressing Mudallali directly, Danon accused her of representing “a government that allows Iran and its proxies to turn Lebanon into a launching pad for terror.”

“If Hezbollah will have the arrogance to attack Israel, we will bury it in the rubble of Lebanon,” Danon warned. “We will never let terror win.”

Also speaking at the gathering, Rodney Hunter — the political coordinator of the US Mission to the UN — said in support of Israel:

“The United States strongly supports Israel’s efforts to defend its sovereignty and unconditionally affirms Israel’s right to self-defense. We call on President Michel Aoun and the Lebanese government to undertake all possible efforts to halt Hezbollah’s illicit tunneling into Israel and to ensure that there is no escalation of tensions or violence. This includes President Aoun directing the Lebanese Armed Forces to act promptly to investigate the suspected starting points of the tunnels.”

Hunter also emphasized that UNIFIL must “take all necessary measures to ensure that its area of operations is not used for hostile activities and to ensure that these tunnels do not pose a threat to peace and security.” Toward that end, he said that UNIFIL needed to be “provided all possible relevant information regarding, and full access to, the suspected tunnel locations in southern Lebanon.”

Hunter added, “we also call on Iran and its agents to stop their aggressive behavior and provocation in the region, which pose an unacceptable threat to Israeli and regional security.”

Prior to Wednesday’s Security Council meeting, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, “Hezbollah is a tool of Iran. Both are committed to our destruction. They use criminal methods, illegal methods, war criminal methods, commit war crimes against our civilians, and they commit war crimes against Lebanon’s civilians. The Lebanese government, which should be the first to challenge this and to protest this, is doing nothing at best and colluding at worst. That’s the truth. That has to be exposed, condemned and acted against. And there is no way to do that with a blanket of silence.”

Sadly, Netanyahu is correct.

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UNESCO is a fraud stealing Israeli heritage with 'Lies and Biases'

I remember as a kid in grade school how we collected money for UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. It was believed to be an important part of civilized society and supposedly helped all children worldwide.

Now UNESCO kind of sucks.

Israel scorched the PX Commission of the Executive Board of the UNESCO after it adopted resolutions on Wednesday titled "Occupied Palestine." It declared the Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron and Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem are integral parts of "the Occupied Palestinian territory."

But certainly not its history.

The Islamic majority group also denounced the construction of a security fence and "other measures aimed at altering the character, status and demographic composition of the Occupied Palestinian territory."

What they're really saying is the object to a security fence because it's a hassle for Hamassholes to get over it and kill the people on the other side.

The resolutions are sponsored by the following Islamic countries: Jordan, Egypt, Sudan, Morocco, Lebanon, Qatar and Oman. Of course they approved of the resolution before the ink was dry because every one of the 59 members [which doesn't include Israel] hates the Jewish State. It's their religious duty to hate Jews--it's in their scripture.

The US withdrew from UNESCO last year--it was long overdue--and Israel is following suit.

Nicholas Kassianides [his friends call him 'Kass the Ass'] UNESCO's assistant director-general for external relations, ridiculously said at the meeting that the resolutions were adopted after close collaboration between member states, invoking "the spirit of constructive dialogue that enabled us to reach a consensus."

Before the ink was dry!

Israeli ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon charged that "UNESCO is a body based on lies and biases, and is deliberately acting against us."

"The state of Israel will not be a member of an organization that is trying to rewrite history and willing to be manipulated by our enemies," he added.

Israel has long criticized the anti-Israel bias within UNESCO. Israel and its allies are far outnumbered by Islamic Arab countries and those who support the anti- Zionism that Islam brings. Since 2009, UNESCO passed 71 resolutions condemning Israel and only two resolutions against all other countries combined.

UNESCO has always worked hard to deny the Jews' connection to the Land of Israel and steal their heritage and history [check out the Old Testament for a clear reference], by calling it "Palestine." Leftists have bought into this because they buy into anything that fuels their hatred to the status quo and normalcy.

Look, one can list all the garbage perpetrated by UNESCO against Israel, but all you really need to do to understand the anti-Semitic hatred is to read the main Islamic scripture, the Koran [aka; Qu'ran]. It's all in there and when Islam is calls itself the "religion of peace," it simply means that there will be peace in the world when everyone says there is only one God, Allah, and Muhammed is his messenger.

Until then, there is only jihad.

Last month, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declined an invitation from UNESCO to participate in a conference on anti-Semitism. Bibi said that if the organization wants to fight anti-Semitism "it must stop practicing anti-Semitism."

"While I commend all efforts to combat anti-Semitism, I have decided not to participate in this week's UNESCO conference on anti-Semitism due to the organization's persistent and egregious bias against Israel," he said.

"The mark of anti-Semitism was once singling out the Jewish people for slander and condemnation. The mark of anti-Semitism today is singling out the Jewish state for slander and condemnation," Netanyahu said. "If UNESCO wants to remove this mark of shame, it must do more than host a conference on anti-Semitism. It must stop practicing anti-Semitism."

He added that UNESCO "must stop the absurdity of passing resolutions which deny the connection between the Jewish people and the Land of Israel, between the Jewish people and our eternal capital Jerusalem."

He then declared: "No matter what UNESCO says, the Western Wall is not occupied Palestinian territory and the Cave of the Patriarchs--the burial site of Abraham and Sara, Isaac and Rebecca, Jacob and Leah--is not a Palestinian Heritage Site."

In other words, Israel is not jihad booty.

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Blood Money: PA could give $1.7 million to terrorist murderer of Ari Fuld,

As I previously posted, a horrible terrorist act occurred on Sunday in which a 17-year-old Palestinian jihadi Khalid Jabarin, fatally stabbed American-Israeli Ari Fuld, 45, in the back. Fuld with his mortal wound, pursued the terrorist who was attempting to kill an Israeli woman, and shot him before he could kill her, even as he was dying.

The terrorist was lightly wounded and was sent to an Israeli hospital--something that would never happen if the sandal was on the other foot.

The Palestinian Authority (PA) rewards Palestinians who murder Jews--it's perverse. The terrorist's family has reportedly already received over $3,300 and stand to reap more than $1.7 million if the killer receives a life sentence. And much of that money was originally earmarked for Palestinian education and sent to those scumcrumpets by the U.S.

Israeli Ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, told The Washington Post in May 2017, that Palestinian attackers sentence to 30 years in prison get $3,000 a month. Since this attacker is only 17-years old, he could serve at least 50 years in prison which would amount to $1.8 million. Last year Danon urged the United States to cut off funding the PA because of how the money is spent.

PA president Mahmoud Abbas pretended to be outraged over the murder of Fuld.  The Times of Israel reported that after a meeting with former Israeli politicians, including former justice minister and flaming leftist Yossi Beilin, that Beilin said that Abbas appeared "visibly angry about the attack." Beilin claimed, "He said he's against violence and while he supports an opposition to Israeli policies, [like the policy to allow themselves to exist] he only supports a peaceful and non-violent one. He said everyone loses from violence." 

Beilin's acceptance of Abbas' words are  like a Jewish version of Lord Chamberlain with Hitler. He's naive and dangerously so. If Abbas wants to end violence, he needs to end paying off those who commit violence in the name of Allah.

The freaking Palestinian Authority's daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida covered Fuld's murder with a headline that read: "Child Khalil Jabarin is wounded by gunfire and arrested based on the claim he killed a settlere near 'Etzion.'"

The so-called "claim" is on video.

The Jerusalem Post noted, "Al-Aqsa Martyr's Brigades, which is the military wing of Fatah, and the Resistance Committees both welcomed the attack, emphasizing the need of resistance 'against settlements, Judaization of the land, and occupation crimes.'" 

Abbas, by the way, is also a member of Fatah.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in May 2017 said to Abbas, "How can you speak about peace with Israel and at the same time pay murderers who spill blood of innocent Israelis?" He then added, "Fund peace, not murder."

Danon said it clearly: "Put simply, this is official Palestinian blood money, rewarding terrorists who kill Jews."

There are people in the US and the West who stand with the PA and support the BDS (Boycott, Divest and Sanction) movement against Israel because they are either simply anti-Semitic or have no knowledge of history nor of what the Palestinians are perpetrating against the Jews.

It is the duty of Muslims to kill Jews and the world needs to wake up. It is unacceptable and it is evil.


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Abbas religiously hates Jews like much of his brethren do

"Go ahead, pull my finger"
Photo: AP

Jerusalem (Capital of Israel) -- Palestinian president and Hamasshole supporter, Mahmoud Abbas made anti-Semitic remarks about the imaginary causes of 20th Century anti-Semitism in Europe and drew widespread condemnation from Israel and around the globe on Wednesday.

In his disjointed, semi-schizophrenic remarks that were part of a long, long speech to the Palestine Liberation Organization [a group of Jew-haters who seek to destroy all the inhabitants of Israel not of the Islamic faith] Abbas claimed that it was the Jews' "social function," including money lending, that caused hatred toward them in Europe. [Hatred, of course, by those who didn't want to pay back their debts to the Jews.]

The Hades-bound Abbas made believe that the creation of Israel was a European colonial project, claiming "history tells us there is no basis for the Jewish homeland" [unless you count history and the Old Testament as testimony to that fact].

His fact-less words drew sharp criticism that the scumcrumpet perpetuated long-held anti-Semitic stereotypes and disregarded the myriad connections the Jewish people have to Israel.

The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial said in a statement that the cretin's words were "replete with anti-Semitic tropes and distortions of historical facts" and accused the schmuck of "blatantly falsifying history to the point of accusing the Jewish victims as being responsible for their own murder." 

Photo: AP

This proves once again that terrorists and Nazis always blame others for their actions, much like abusive husbands blame their wives. "Don't make me come over there, Hazel!"

The UN's special coordinator for the Middle East peace process [see 'oxymoron'] Nickolay Mladenov, said in a statement that "leaders have an obligation to confront anti-Semitism everywhere and always, not perpetuate the conspiracy theories that fuel it."

[He was not including the Koran in his statement, although it's replete with anti-Semitic, anti-Christian rhetoric.]

"Denying the historic and religious connection of the Jewish people to the land and their holy sites in Jerusalem [the Capital of Israel] stands in contrast to reality," Mladenov said.

The U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman tweeted: "Abu Mazen has reached a new low. [Abu Mazen is Abbas' nickname and translates to 'Thunderous Humas-fart']. "To all those who think Israel is the reason that we don't have peace, think again."

Friedman and Abbas will never be dance partners. In March, Abbas called Friedman a "son of a dog" in a typical angry tirade. 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Abbas' words "the pinnacle of ignorance" [which angered Abbas after he looked up the word 'pinnacle.'] Bibi went on to say that Abbas was "again reciting the most disgraceful anti-Semitic slogans."

The EU said in a statement that the Palestinian leader's speech "contained unacceptable remarks concerning the origins of the Holocaust and Israel's legitimacy."

Abbas had no words to say.

Iraeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon [no yogurt connection] sent a letter to the U.N. Security Council demanding condemnation of Abbas' remarks and accused the Hamasshole supporter of trying to rewrite history with conspiracy theories.

Brain Flushings' man in the street Vinny Boombots contributed to this report by providing the derogatory terms for Mahmoud Abbas and Hamas.

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Israel refuses to pay dues to UN due to BS vote

United Nations -- Israel is cutting about $6 million in annual dues to the UN because giving money to an obvious enemy is stupid, and Israel is not stupid. The failure to pay dues is in protest to last month's Security Council resolution condemning their settlements as "a flagrant violation under international law," which is pure fertilizer.

Israel's UN Mission said that the amount withheld represents the portion of their contribution to the UN's regular budget totaling over $40 million allocated "to anti-Israel bodies," (aka anti-Semitic Islamic countries).

In that regard, Israel named the UN agency for Palestinian refugees known as UNRWA, The Division for Palestinian Rights, which is the committee investigating Israeli practices affecting so-called Palestinian human rights (that are better protected by Israel than they are by the PA) and information programs on "the Question of Palestine."

Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon said that "It is unreasonable for Israel to fund bodies that operate against us at the UN. The UN must end the absurd reality in which it supports bodies whose sole intent is to spread incitement and anti-Israel propaganda."

Stephane Dujarric, a UN spokesman when asked about Israel's stance said in a very Obama-esque way: "We have not been informed."

Israel said the funding cut is only the first in a series of steps under consideration by the Foreign Ministry.

Obama's decision to allow the UN Security Council to pass this repugnant resolution is proof of his anti-Israel, anti-Jewish mental state.

President-elect Donald Trump is a pro-Israel advocate and has criticized Obama for his allowing the Security Council condemnation.

The Republican-majority U.S. House overwhelmingly approved a bipartisan resolution rebuking the UN scum for criticizing Israeli settlements and declaring total support for Israel. The non-binding resolution insists that the US reject any future UN actions that are similarly "one-sided and anti-Israel."


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