So what does France do on the heels of the slaughter of four Jews by a Muslim terrorist?

It hosts an art exhibition that celebrates the Jew-killing Muslim terrorists from Hamas.

JPOST  A photo exhibition sympathetic to Hamas opened in the western French city of Angoulême last Tuesday, despite strong protests from the country’s Jewish leaders. The exhibition by French photographer Frédéric Soutereau is being held within a photography festival in the Charente region of France.

The town hall of Angoulême has lent the organizers a room at the Hotel Saint-Simon in the city. Eighty-eight photographs, in large format, will stay on the walls for the rest of the exhibition, which is due to close on April 21, the eve of the first round of the presidential election.

The controversial photos have already been exhibited and praised at a previous photojournalism festival in the southern French city of Perpignan in 2010. The exhibition runs during the cultural Palestinian Fortnight event organized by the Charente Palestine Solidarity Association.

In response to Jewish protests over the exhibit, which has been accused of glorifying the terrorist organization, an organizer of the exhibition announced to the press on the day of the opening that the association had decided to go ahead with it. Jean-Claude Caraire told AFP that the exhibit was “at the heart of the cultural Palestinian Fortnight” in order “that people could understand better what Hamas really is.”

The exhibition shows the daily activities of Hamas and its “active and positive role” in the social, economic and cultural life of the inhabitants of the Gaza Strip, he said.

His statement was immediately criticized by Richard Pasquier, president of CRIF, the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions in France and the supreme body of Jewish organizations.

Pasquier unsuccessfully asked for the cancellation of the exhibition on the grounds that, from his point of view it was in fact an “apology for terrorism.” In an open letter, he has denounced as “worrying” the “complacency of our society with regards to the Islamist terrorist hatred against Jews.”

The photographer answered in an open letter, and claimed he used the word “terrorist” three times in his introductory text for the exhibition. For the photographer, Hamas is “a terrorist organization for some, a resistance movement for others.”

In ‘celebration’ of Holocaust Memorial Day, Iran re-broadcasts its infamous Holocaust denial blood libel cartoons

Enjoy yourselves while you can, mullahs and the little Hitler of Iran wanna-be, its only a matter of time until Israel comes over and takes away all your toys.

Times of Israel  While Israel marks Holocaust Remembrance Day, Iran is playing Holocaust-denying cartoons on public television. The cartoons show Jews fabricating stories about the Nazis’ atrocities and 6 million Jewish deaths, and then exploiting the Holocaust to enrich themselves and displace the Arabs from Palestine. 

What the MSM didn’t show you about the Israeli soldier who smacked a pro-Islamic terrorist protester in the face with his rifle

More than 80 Israeli soldiers and reservists have signed a petition of support for a military commander, Lt. Colonel Shalom Eisner, who was suspended after the video emerged showing him hitting Andreas Ias in the face with an M16 rifle as he tried to disperse a demonstration.

The video was a 2-second clip from a two-hour video of a group of foreign and Palestinian protesters who attempted to block a main road near Jericho to protest against Israel’s occupation of the West Bank. What the clip does not show is the Danish anarchist beating the soldier with a stick and breaking two of his fingers.

Left Wing Rag, ‘Jewish Daily Forward,’ that supported the Ground Zero Victory Mosque publishes poll that says ‘Most Jews don’t like Christian Evangelicals who support Israel’

Any poll can be created to support a particular political agenda, but this is over the line and does not represent anyone but left wing Jews. I would not be surprised if the poll was financed and skewed by terror-linked CAIR, to make it look as if Jews and Muslims suddenly are BFF’s.

The Jewish Daily Forward, established in the early 20th Century, is an offshoot of a militant left wing socialist group in the labor movement, The Forward was nearly shut down by the US Government for its pro-German sympathies during WWI. Even when the left-wing ADL voiced its strong opposition to the Ground Zero Victory Mosque, the Jewish Forward came out in support of it. Jewish Daily Forward is voice of reason in mosque debate

Jewish Forward  Advocates for improved relations between Jews and Christian evangelicals had hoped that years of working together to support Israel would build bridges between the two otherwise distant communities. But a new  poll indicates that mistrust and suspicion still run deep, at least on the Jewish side (You mean the Jewish LEFT side).

The survey, conducted by the Public Religion Research Institute (and financed by CAIR? I say this because I became aware of this story from a CAIR email) and published April 3, asked (Left wing?) Jewish respondents to rate the favorability of several religious groups.  Muslims 41.4%; Mormons received a 47% favorability rating (I doubt that most Jews even know any Mormons), the group described as “Christian Right” was viewed in favorable terms by only 20.9% of (LEFT WING) Jewish Americans. In contrast, the general American population, as shown by other polling data, views evangelicals more favorably than Muslims and Mormons.

Only one in five Jewish Americans holds favorable views of those aligned with the Christian right, a category that includes most of Israel’s evangelical supporters. (That is crap. Nobody called my house. They can’t make a blanket statement like that)

“I find this shocking and concerning,” said Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, founder and president of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, the first major group to engage evangelical Christians in support of Israel. Eckstein and other activists working on Jewish-evangelical relations expressed a sense of betrayal, accusing Jewish liberals of being prejudiced against Christian conservatives and of clinging to pre-conceived notions and stereotypes about evangelicals’ beliefs and goals.

“Most liberal Jews view the Christian right as wanting to impose a Christian America on them,” said Marshall Breger, professor at the Catholic University of America’s Columbus School of Law and leading voice on inter-religious relations. “To the extent to which the bulk of Jews are liberal, both politically and culturally, they’ll have negative views of the Christian right.”

In the early years, the Christian right was very, very suspect in the eyes of the Jewish community,” he said. Over time, the organized Jewish community began to warm up to evangelicals — in part, he believes, because of his group’s financial support to Jewish organizations. “When we started giving to the Jewish Agency [for Israel] and the [American Jewish] Joint [Distribution Committee], the Jewish community’s attitude began to change,” Eckstein said in a telephone interview from Israel.

Eckstein recalled being chastised for bringing televangelist Jerry Falwell to his synagogue 32 years ago, but later he officially represented the State of Israel at Falwell’s 2007 funeral. 

This acceptance, however, has not penetrated the liberal Jewish circles or the broader Jewish community, all of which still view friendship to Israel as second in importance to shared social values. “There is a (not so) small segment of the Jewish population that loves evangelicals because evangelicals love Israel,” said Michael Cromartie, vice president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, a Washington religious affairs think tank.

All research points to the sharp contrast between (LIBERAL) Jews and Christian conservative views on abortions, women rights, gay and lesbian rights, and the separation of religion and state as the key factor distancing the two communities. But David Brog, executive director of Christians United for Israel, America’s largest evangelical pro-Israel organization, sees these issues as an excuse.

“On the social issues, there is more-or-less unanimity between Christian Conservatives, Mormons, Muslims and Orthodox Jews,” Brog argued. While praising Jewish organizations and federations for welcoming Christian evangelicals, Brog pointed to the Reform movement as leading the opposing views. Eckstein spoke generally about liberal Jews who “are concerned about tikkun olam [repairing the world]” more than about Israel, as those who still refuse to trust evangelicals as partners.

In response, Rabbi David Saperstein, head of the (LEFT WING) Reform movement’s Religious Action Center, said that it is not the Christian right’s beliefs on social issues that pose a problem to the Jewish community — it is their attempt to bring those beliefs to the public sphere.

“The Christian right has a clear agenda for America that it is trying to advance in all levels of American politics, and this has to do with fundamental questions of our existence, such as church and state separation,” Saperstein said. In contrast, Catholics, Mormons and Muslims, as well as Orthodox Jews, have not taken their conservative beliefs beyond their own communities. (SAY WHAT? MUSLIMS are imposing their religion on every aspect of our lives, you stupid Jewish Juderat moron. Get ready for the ovens, the Islamic ones that will be waiting for ignorant Jews like you)

‘Unwelcome to Palestine’ – As expected, the pro-terrorist Left Wing BooHooing begins

European authorities have prevented hundreds of anti-Israel activists from boarding Tel Aviv-bound flights to participate in a fly-in protest against Israel.

Check out the link below to see how the Palestinians are suffering because these so-called ‘humanitarian’ activists were not allowed to enter Israel: oh-boo-hoo-those-poor-starving-oppressed-no-longer-occupied-arabs-of-gaza

PressTV  Hundreds of activists at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, the departure site for nearly half of the group’s 1,200 participants, were barred from flying to Tel Aviv on Sunday, a Press TV correspondent reported.  The Swiss police also prevented about a hundred pro-Palestinian activists from flying to Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv. British airline Jet2.com was joined by Lufthansa, Air France and Easyjet in canceling the tickets of suspected ‘flytilla’ participants on the orders of Israel. 

Israel threatened air companies with fines if they did not deny seats to activists worldwide, even though the group has been invited by dozens of Palestinian organizations and officials. In Brussels, demonstrations erupted after at least 120 activists were denied the chance to visit Palestine thanks to an airline blacklist. 

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Pro-Palestinian ‘Flytilla’ heralded as success even though only a handful out of hundreds of troublemakers were allowed to enter Israel

Anti-Israel Organizer said event “proves Israel is not a democracy.” Most who did arrive were quickly returned to ports of origin, dozens of others were held in custody awaiting return flights, and most were not even allowed to depart their home countries as airlines cancelled the flights and prevented blacklisted (by Israel) activists from boarding.

JPOST  Israeli authorities blocked hundreds of pro-Palestinian activists from flying into Israel on Sunday as part of a planned “flytilla” initiative. Public Security Minister Yitzhak Aharonovitch told reporters at the airport, “As you can see, things are working normally at Ben-Gurion.”

As he spoke a police presence made up of both uniformed, unarmed officers and plainclothes policemen secured the airport. The minister praised them for enabling the airport to function smoothly, and thanked European countries and airlines for refusing to allow hundreds of activists to board aircraft bound for Israel.

The majority of the activists were stopped from boarding their Israel-bound flights at European airports, after Israel transferred a list of 500 blacklisted people to foreign airlines.

RIOTS BROKE OUT IN FRANCE & BELGIUM WHEN BLACKLISTED ACTIVISTS WERE DENIED BOARDING FLIGHTS TO ISRAEL

Frustrated flytilla activists held protests in European airports including Manchester, Brussels and Paris. Israeli Police have said that the flytilla participants were planning to create disturbances,

Throughout the day and evening, planes believed to be carrying activists who managed to board aircraft were diverted to Terminal 1, where the Interior Ministry’s Immigration Authority questioned dozens of suspected activists.

Over 60 activists were barred entry by press time. At least 30 activists were taken to the Givon prison facility in Ramle pending their return flights, and activists from Portugal, Canada, Switzerland and France have already been flown out of the country, police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said.

Rosenfeld added that a Portuguese pro-Palestinian activist “caused disruptions” on board a flight from Jordan to Israel, and was denied entry into the country. A delegation of eight British activists was denied entry on Sunday evening.

Nine Israeli Left-wing activists who came to Ben- Gurion’s Terminal 3 from outside of the airport caused sporadic waves of commotion in an otherwise busy but routine day.

Most of the troublemakers never made it off the ground:

The activists came in pairs, brandishing “Welcome to Palestine” signs every few hours. They were instantly spotted by police and whisked away on each occasion, trailed by a handful of pro- Israel activists who waved the national flag and shouted: “Why don’t you go to Syria, hypocrites!” Organizers of the “Welcome to Palestine” event, also dubbed “the fly-in,” estimated that several hundred activists from 15 countries, most of them European, had been barred from boarding flights, but did not have the exact numbers.

Belgian activists said that Lufthansa and Swiss Air airlines refused to board their entire 60-member delegation. Some 100 people were stopped in Paris. An additional 50 members of that delegation tried to fly Turkish Airlines and were stopped in Istanbul, where they remained as of press time. About 15 British citizens were stopped from boarding in Manchester.

Israeli soldier got in trouble for popping one of the pigs in the face with the side of his gun. But I bet it was worth it. 

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OH, BOO HOO! Those poor, starving, oppressed, no longer occupied Arabs of Gaza

Regular BNI readers have seen these stories/photos before. Now, the folks at ‘The Religion of Peace’ have kindly put them all together in a concise overview of what life is really like for the people of Gaza. Pro-Palestinian/anti-Israel activitists: PAY ATTENTION

The Religion of Peace  

                A Picture of Life in Gaza

 Following the unilateral withdrawal of Israeli security forces in 2005, no one can claim that the Gaza Strip is “occupied territory.”  This still hasn’t stopped the usual critics from making other accusations about the misery of the people there, such as charging that the Palestinians are “under siege” from Israel and starving as a consequence.

In fact, the only siege that the people of Gaza are under is what they bring on themselves.  Their government uses donated humanitarian aid to smuggle rockets which are then fired into Israeli population centers.  When this fails to provoke Israel into conflict, Palestinian terrorists cross the border and attempt to kidnap or kill Israelis in their own land.

Likewise, there is absolutely no starvation in Gaza.  The Palestinians receive enormous amounts of free assistance from the rest of the world and are so well-fed that the territories are actually the eighth most obese ”country” in the world according to the World Health Organization:

When it comes to Gaza and the life of Palestinian “refugees”, the gap between myth and fact is so dramatic that perception almost stands reality on its head. Health and quality of life in the territories vastly exceed the average in most parts of the world – and not just where people are in more obvious need, such as Africa, but even in developed countries like China and areas of South America.

The poverty rate in Gaza is 16% – roughly equal to Spain, Germany and California. The rate of poverty is actually higher in Greece, most of the EU, and even parts of the United States, such as Washington D.C. As researcher Daniel Greenfield has pointed out, at 24%, even the poverty rate in Israel is actually 50% higher than in Gaza!

Gazans receive more free food aid per month per capita than anyone else in the world, including those living in famine-stricken regions. The average Somali, for example, receives seven times less in aid. The average Zimbabwean, with a life expectancy of 46, also receives about seven times less in food aid than the average resident of Gaza – who has a life expectancy of 73 (even higher than in Russia, Malaysia and neighboring Egypt).

It seems that while Palestinians shows one side to gullible visitors and the international media, Western taxpayers are actually subsidizing something entirely different.

The Myth:

Squalor

The Reality:

Hard to keep up a facade like that with facades like these…

The Myth:

Deprivation

The Reality:

Not enough parking at the malls, maybe

The Myth:

Starvation

The Reality:

Only if you’re on a diet

The Myth:

Despair

The Reality:

Life can be pretty good when

someone else is picking up the tab

Don’t you wish you could be a Palestinian refugee too?

 Beachside in Gaza: Waiting wistfully for the next aid flotilla?

Two airlines cancel flights to Israel for pro-Palestinian troublemakers, others who arrive will not be dealt with kid gloves

‘Flytilla’ activists who do manage to get to Israel say they are intent on causing  as much trouble as they can.

JPOST Two European airlines,  Jet2.com and Lufthansa airlines, canceled the air tickets of pro-Palestinian activists on Friday. Jet2.com emailed three Manchester women who had intended on participating in the “flytilla” that their tickets were null, and that no refund was available, the Guardian reported Friday.

Israel told European countries it was aware of pro-Palestinian activists who are intent on causing disturbances if they touch down in Israel as part of the ‘flytilla’ on Sunday, Public Security Minister Yitzhak Aharonovitch said Saturday evening.

 Speaking of communications between Israel and foreign governments and airlines, which included an Israeli transfer of names on a no-fly blacklist, Aharonovitch said, “We’ve asked them not to allow boarding for those who were identified by us. They acted pretty much accordingly.”

The public security minister, who has ministerial responsibility for Israel’s response to the attempt by large numbers of pro-Palestinian activists to touch down in Israel, said a passenger plane with activists could land in Israel as early as Saturday night. ”We’ve started initial preparations tonight,” he said on Saturday. “Tomorrow is the main day… clear instructions have been given to the police, the interior minister… to prevent provocations and not allow disturbances at Ben Gurion Airport,” he added.

Those who manage to circumvent no-fly lists and land at the airport, and who have been identified by Israel as provocateurs, will be “isolated from the central airport,” Aharonioitch said. Activists who get past all of Israel’s measures “will be arrested if they cause disturbances,” he added.

Hundreds of unarmed police officers will guard the airport on Sunday, as anywhere between 500 to 1000 activists try to land in Israel, according to police estimates. Sunday is expected to be one of Israel’s busiest air travel days, with some 45,000 passengers landing and taking off from Ben Gurion.

The video below is from Iranian Press TV

Exhibiting the best of ‘Jewish’ humor, Israel will present activists who do arrive at Ben-Gurion Airport with a ‘Thank You’ letter:

JPOST  Pro-Palestinian activists arriving Sunday at Ben-Gurion Airport as part of the anti- Israel fly-in dubbed the “flytilla” will be greeted with a sarcastic letter noting that while they could have chosen to protest the brutality in Syria, Iran and Gaza, they opted instead to protest against the “Middle East’s sole democracy.”

“Dear activist,” starts the letter that will be translated into a number of different languages for the participants in an event formally being called “Welcome to Palestine.”

“We appreciate your choosing to make Israel the object of your humanitarian concerns,” the letter continues.

“We know there were many other worthy choices.”

Israel plans to bar entry by some 2,000 activists from at least 15 different countries, mostly in Europe, either by preventing them from boarding their flights or by deporting them once they arrive.

The activists want to draw attention to Israel’s practice of barring foreigners it believes could cause trouble by engaging in pro-Palestinian activities during their visit.

The letter – drawn up in the Prime Minister’s Office – noted, that the activists “could have chosen to protest the Syrian regime’s daily savagery against its own people, which has claimed thousands of lives.”

Alternatively, they could have chosen to protest “the Iranian regime’s brutal crackdown on dissent and support of terrorism throughout the world.” Or, if they simply had to come to this part of the globe, they “could have chosen to protest Hamas rule in Gaza, where terror organizations commit a double war crime by firing rockets at civilians and hiding behind civilians.”

Instead, “you chose to protest against Israel, the Middle East’s sole democracy, where women are equal, the press criticizes the government, human rights organizations can operate freely, religious freedom is protected for all and minorities do not live in fear.”

The letter concludes with a suggestion that the activists first solve “the real problems of the region” and then “come back and share with us your experience.”

In an indication that Israel will not let the protesters in but will instead deport them back to their countries of origin, the letter ends with the line: “Have a nice flight.”

Israeli Skunk Gas: The gift that keeps on giving

Israel’s putrid-smelling skunk gas clings to clothing and skin for days! It’s the most effective non-lethal means of Palestinian crowd/protester control every developed.

No wonder Israel wins so many Nobel prizes.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY: Pro-Palestinian Eviction Notices plastered by Muslims on 200 Pro-Israel students’ dorm rooms designed to scare and intimidate

The media and CAIR all but ignored this story about Muslim harassment of Jews and Israel-supporters until the Muslim students behind the fake eviction notices start getting death threats. Now, terror-linked CAIR is demanding an FBI investigation (but only of the death threats, of course).

FOX NEWS  A pro-Palestinian group’s symbolic “eviction” notices on the dorm room doors of a Florida college have Jewish activists fuming and university police probing possible death threats against the group’s leader. Students for Justice in Palestine, a pro-Palestinian group at Florida Atlantic University, came under fire by Jewish activists after it posted the notices on the dorm room doors of about 200 students at the school’s Boca Raton campus March 30.

I WONDER HOW MANY OF THESE LARD-ASSED MUSLIM TERRORISTS-IN-TRAINING ARE ON SCHOLARSHIPS?

“They are creating an environment of hostility that will affect those students who are pro-Israel and marginalize them,” Yael Hershfield, Florida associate director of the Anti-Defamation League, told FoxNews.com.

Students for Justice in Palestine claims the mock notices did not target Jewish students and were meant as a demonstration against what it considers the eviction of Palestinians from their homes by the Israeli government. In a Thursday statement, the university said the fliers should not have been distributed, but added there is “no evidence that the postings were intended to target or intimidate individuals of any particular religion, national origin or faith.” (CRAP)

Hershfield said it doesn’t make a difference whether the fliers were distributed only to Jewish students or posted at random. “Let’s be clear, pro-Israel students are not necessarily Jewish,” Hershfield said. “The idea is to intimidate those who stand for the rights of Israel and their Democratic values,” she said, calling the fliers “repulsive and problematic on many levels.”

Noor Fawzy, the pro-Palestinian group’s chapter president, told campus police she received threats in the wake of the controversy. FAU Deputy Police Chief Keith Totten told FoxNews.com Thursday that officials are investigating the origin of two emails sent to Fawzy that were threatening in nature.

“They were just very vile, with language that was above and beyond anything normal,” Totten said, noting that he believes the messages were sent in response to the fake eviction notices posted by Fawzy’s group. (Hey, payback’s a bitch)

The problem isn’t that Muslims lie. The problem is that politicians believe them.

Why is it that everyone on the Left, including the media, and many on the Right are convinced that the majority Palestinian Arabs want a two-state solution?

Elder of Ziyon  Hussein Ibish writes in Open Zion: Support for a two state solution also represents, according to almost every existing poll, the Palestinian majority position, as well as that of the Palestine Liberation Organization (universally recognized as “the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people”.)

He’s technically right, and he is very, very wrong. When polls ask Palestinian Arabs is they support a two-state solution, indeed most answer yes. However, when one pollster last year went a bit further and asked another question, it showed that the real answer is not “yes” but “as a means to destroy Israel.”

The Israel Project commissioned a poll in the territories conducted by the Palestinian Center for Public Opinion and asked which of these two statements more closely matched the opinions of those being polled:

In case you think that this question was too vague or unclear, here’s one that leave little doubt of what Palestinian Arab intentions are:

This poll proved that a large majority of Palestinian Arabs do not believe in the “two state solution” in the way that most Westerners do. They want to have a state now as a means to destroy Israel. Fatah and Hamas agree – the goal is to destroy Israel

This poll was ignored by the mainstream media.

This fact is simply too inconvenient for wishful thinkers to accept. It causes massive cognitive dissonance in the “peace camp.” It is exactly the opposite from what we have been told over and over again by politicians and pundits. So they ignore it.

But that is the truth, and any sober analysis of how peace is possible must take these facts in mind.

Palestinian female minister demands unity of Fatah and Hamas for destruction of Israel

PA Minister of Social Affairs, Majida Al-Masri, called for Palestinian unity and reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas in order to accelerate the liberation of Palestine – all of Palestine (with no state of Israel)

Majida Al-Masri (second from right)

Palestinian Media Watch has documented that when the Palestinian Authority uses the expression “all of Palestine,” they include all of Israel.

The following is the report on the event in the official PA daily:

“The women of Palestine marked March 8 with a central rally, attended by a group of released female prisoners from the various districts of the West Bank. Participating in the events were Minister for Women’s Affairs, Rabiha Dhiab; Minister of Prisoners’ Affairs, Issa Karake; Minister of Social Affairs, Majida Al-Masri… and representatives from the territories occupied in 1948

Al-Masri sharply condemned the Israel Prison Services for its violations against the [hunger striking] prisoner Shalabi… We demand of everyone to push ahead with reconciliation [between Fatah and Hamas] and to end the state of division, so that we will be able to stand against the occupation, to halt its activities against our prisoners, and to turn to the struggle for the liberation of Palestine – all of Palestine.’”  PalWatch (H/T JDL-UK)

FATAH and HAMAS both agree that Israel has no right to exist

We are the people of God. Expect us.

Watch the whole thing. It’s short.

WeAreSynonymous  H/T Shirlee

PAT CONDELL on Israel and United Nations

So nice that Condell has finally seen the light as to who really IS the problem in the Middle East, not to mention the rest of the world. 

BROOKLYN BDS FAIL! Pro-Muslim terrorist group fails to pressure NYC Coop to ban the sale of Israeli products

The proposal to vote on a ban was defeated 1005 – 653, handing the ‘Boycott, Divestment, & Sanctions Against Israel’ movement another failure. Not surprisingly, leftie Jewish traitors supported the boycott.

THE VOTE at the Coop was a vote by 1600 core members to decide on whether to have a vote of all the membership about whether they should ban the sale of the 5 “Israeli” products, including NJ-made Sabra Hummus, Soda Stream and Roland Brand “Israeli Toasted Pasta Couscous. In the end, In Brooklyn, 1005 people realized that the BDS movement isn’t about peace between Israel and the Palestinians, but is about the destruction of the State of Israel, as was noted by Norman Finkelsteinhimself. Whatever. Haters gonna hate…