Israel neutralizes 58 terrorists and stops 1,300 of their supporters

My headline is how the headline should read, not "Israel Kills 58 and Injures Over 1,300 by Gunfire at Gaza Border." The New York Times has distorted the facts with their pro-Palestinian, pro-Hamas rhetoric when the violence at the Gaza border erupted.

By Monday evening, the "Gray Lady" tweaked the headline: "Israeli Soldiers Kill Scores at Gaza Border; Thousands Hurt." A subhead described "[a] mass attempt by Palestinians to cross the border fence" that "quickly turned violent, as Israeli soldiers responded with rifle fire."

Never mind that these so-called 'protesters' threw rocks, molotov cocktails, flew fire kites over the fence into Israel, and some even tried to plant bombs. No. Somehow The Times, a bias rag that has become so far left that it should be written in Russian, blames the violence on Israel, the only democratic, free country in the Middle East.

Lt. Col. Jonathan Conricus told the Associated Press that Hamassholes disguised as protesters attempted to infiltrate into Israel. There were no less than three instances whereby armed Hamas gunmen tried to carry out attacks. The Times forgot to mention that tidbit until the 42nd paragraph of their bias reporting.

Now you see why President Trump calls them "the failing New York Times."


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51 Palestinian anti-Semites dead in Gaza border, 3 were armed

Photo: AP

UPDATE: The terrorist death toll has risen to 51 and over 900 wounded.

At least 37 anti-Semitic, (aka: anti-Zionist) rioters, 3 of whom were armed, were killed Monday by the Gaza border in violent clashes in protest of the opening of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel. The 3 who were "armed terrorists" were trying to plant a bomb near the border fence in Gaza, according to the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).

Israel said over 35,000 protesters (aka: Islamic anti-Semites) have gathered at a dozen locations along the security fence, and the death toll in Monday's confrontation is the highest in Gaza since a cross-border standoff between the terrorist group Hamas (aka: "The Fightin' Hamassholes") and the Jewish State began in 2014, according to the Associated Press.

"Moments ago, an IDF patrol foiled a bomb-laying attack by a cell of three armed terrorists near Rafah, close to the border," an IDF spokesperson said. "This is a particularly violent protest point. The troops responded with fire at the terrorists. The terrorists were killed."

Israeli military aircraft targeted a Hamas post in Jabaliya after IDF troops came under fire. No Israeli soldier were hurt.

A senior Hamasshole said Monday that the border protests will continue until Palestinians have achieved their rights, referring to their right to steal the land of the Jews and claim it as their own as spoils of war.


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