Tlaib is only one generation removed from these Arab Muslim (so-called Palestinian) “geniuses” whom she refers to as “her brothers.”
Then there was this:
JNSRep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) shared a tweet on March 26 purporting to show video of Israeli police attacking Palestinian teens in Jerusalem during the month of Ramadan, which started on the evening of March 22. “This is the violent apartheid government of Israel. Don’t look away,” she wrote.
Many Twitter users noted that Tlaib’s comment was completely inaccurate, and Twitter flagged it with a message sharing context from readers. In fact, the video showed Israeli police officers breaking up a fight between Palestinian teenagers at the Damascus Gate who were entering the Old City as hundreds came to celebrate on the second night of the holiday.
The original tweet with the video has been removed. But Tlaib has not deleted her post, which has been viewed 1.5 million times, and has 10,500 likes and more than 3,100 retweets.
“No Rashida! Palestinian teens were fighting each other and causing a public disturbance,” tweeted watchdog group Honest Reporting. “Israeli police came in to restore the peace. Spreading lies and misinformation is unbecoming of a congresswoman.”
The Democratic Majority for Israel added on Twitter: “This is just the latest in your pattern of using false reports to delegitimize and demonize the world’s only Jewish state.” It urged the congresswoman to remove the post.
Also on Twitter, the Republican Jewish Coalition posted: “Another day, another blatant anti-Israel lie by Rashida Tlaib—and no one in House Democratic Party leadership will hold her accountable.”
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Jewish people have lived there for 3,000 years and there are countless Jewish sites in Israel which predate the Muslim invasion and Arab occupation of the seventh century. At least twenty ancient texts written by Josephus, Manetho, Apion, Tacitus and Juvenal all refer to Jerusalem as being the home of the Jewish people, as does the Old Testament. Temple Mount is the site of the two most important Jewish temples which were built hundreds of years before the Arabs invaded Israel to build a mosque. In April 2019, archaeologists unearthed an ancient Jewish settlement built 2000 years ago, centuries before the Arab invasion. The half-acre site is proof that the Jewish culture stretched to edge of the Judea province and revealed exposed tunnels used by rebels during the Bar Kokhba revolt in 135AD. The main find is a piece of an oil lamp depicting a nine-stemmed menorah. Archaeologists also found parts of a watchtower, bakeries, Roman-era coins, a mikveh (Jewish ritual bath) and limestone vessels used in rituals. From History.com :In 1000 B.C., King David conquered Jerusalem and made it the capital of the Jewish kingdom. His son, Solomon, built the first holy Temple about 40 years later. From Live Science.com: Ancient Israel: History of the kingdoms and dynasties formed by ancient Jewish people By Owen Jarus. The earliest mention of the word “Israel” comes from a stele (an inscription carved on stone) found in Thebes (modern day Luxor) and erected by the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Merneptah, who reigned from around 1213 B.C. to 1203 B.C. The inscription mentions a military campaign in the Levant during which Merneptah supposedly “laid waste” to “Israel” among other kingdoms and cities in the region. That was centuries before the Arab invasion. The early name for Jerusalem (in Hebrew pronounced yer-oo-shaw-law-yimthe) is mentioned in the first book of the Jewish Torah (Gen 14.18), when Melchizedek was king of Salem. Salem (which is clearly linked to Zion or Jerusalem in Ps 76.2) is from a Hebrew word (pronounced shaw-lame) which came to mean peace. This text alone is highly significant: Melchizedek, whose name means ‘king of righteousness’, was a priest of ancient Jerusalem and a human type of Jesus Christ who will soon rule as righteous king from the future Jerusalem, a place of peace. So here we have a strong Jewish link to Jerusalem, written c1445 BC, link, and well before other national claims to Jerusalem. Historic Jerusalem is mentioned 809 times in the Bible, beginning with Joshua 10:1 and ending with Galatians 4:25, link, whilst it is claimed Jerusalem is not even mentioned in the Koran.
I sent an email to ask Rashida Tlaib why she can afford to spend thousands of dollars funding Palestinian terror but she can’t afford any Botox. She didn’t reply though.
Islamic states are Religious Apartheid nations and many of them you not only get arrested and worse if you pray inside your home, but are not allowed to have or even enter with a bible!
So remember, ISLAM IS THE RELIGIOUS APARTHEID NATIONS – worldwide!
It is the other way around. I have heard lots of cow dung in my 70+ years of life but this one takes the cake. There is not and has never been a Palestine. The term was first used by the Romans to describe Judea and Samaria which was inhabited by Jews and which today we know as the West Bank. I challenge ANYONE to show me any Palestinian “History” prior to Arafat. Spoiler. None exists.
And to H with Obama’s successor Biden continuing the Obama Admin policy of taking a bowel movement on Israel. God Bless the State of Israel and her People.
Hey Bonnie, I occasionally get a pop up that says this site is unsafe. I wonder if some others get that as well. Anyway, it is not going to stop me from visiting.
Yes, a few other people have reported that. I think some of the Internet Service Providers try to block this site by scaring people away.
I guess some people consider the truth to be “unsafe.”
Agreed, Remember this, pal·at·ine
[ˈpalətʌɪn, ˈpalətɪn]
ADJECTIVE
HISTORICAL
(of an official or feudal lord) having local authority that elsewhere belongs only to a sovereign.
(of a territory) subject to palatine authority.
This was part of the Roman conquests in the lands they took.
Another thing is this, there is no hard P sound in Arabic, but there is a softer F, and Palestinians pronounce the name of their would-be state as “Falastin” (fah-leh-STEEN)
In other words they are Philistines, uncultured & barbaric people.
Jewish people have lived there for 3,000 years and there are countless Jewish sites in Israel which predate the Muslim invasion and Arab occupation of the seventh century. At least twenty ancient texts written by Josephus, Manetho, Apion, Tacitus and Juvenal all refer to Jerusalem as being the home of the Jewish people, as does the Old Testament. Temple Mount is the site of the two most important Jewish temples which were built hundreds of years before the Arabs invaded Israel to build a mosque. In April 2019, archaeologists unearthed an ancient Jewish settlement built 2000 years ago, centuries before the Arab invasion. The half-acre site is proof that the Jewish culture stretched to edge of the Judea province and revealed exposed tunnels used by rebels during the Bar Kokhba revolt in 135AD. The main find is a piece of an oil lamp depicting a nine-stemmed menorah. Archaeologists also found parts of a watchtower, bakeries, Roman-era coins, a mikveh (Jewish ritual bath) and limestone vessels used in rituals. From History.com :In 1000 B.C., King David conquered Jerusalem and made it the capital of the Jewish kingdom. His son, Solomon, built the first holy Temple about 40 years later. From Live Science.com: Ancient Israel: History of the kingdoms and dynasties formed by ancient Jewish people By Owen Jarus. The earliest mention of the word “Israel” comes from a stele (an inscription carved on stone) found in Thebes (modern day Luxor) and erected by the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Merneptah, who reigned from around 1213 B.C. to 1203 B.C. The inscription mentions a military campaign in the Levant during which Merneptah supposedly “laid waste” to “Israel” among other kingdoms and cities in the region. That was centuries before the Arab invasion. The early name for Jerusalem (in Hebrew pronounced yer-oo-shaw-law-yimthe) is mentioned in the first book of the Jewish Torah (Gen 14.18), when Melchizedek was king of Salem. Salem (which is clearly linked to Zion or Jerusalem in Ps 76.2) is from a Hebrew word (pronounced shaw-lame) which came to mean peace. This text alone is highly significant: Melchizedek, whose name means ‘king of righteousness’, was a priest of ancient Jerusalem and a human type of Jesus Christ who will soon rule as righteous king from the future Jerusalem, a place of peace. So here we have a strong Jewish link to Jerusalem, written c1445 BC, link, and well before other national claims to Jerusalem. Historic Jerusalem is mentioned 809 times in the Bible, beginning with Joshua 10:1 and ending with Galatians 4:25, link, whilst it is claimed Jerusalem is not even mentioned in the Koran.
I sent an email to ask Rashida Tlaib why she can afford to spend thousands of dollars funding Palestinian terror but she can’t afford any Botox. She didn’t reply though.
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This what happens when you inbreeding with you whole family coz she as s very big mouths with crap coming out of it
Islamic states are Religious Apartheid nations and many of them you not only get arrested and worse if you pray inside your home, but are not allowed to have or even enter with a bible!
So remember, ISLAM IS THE RELIGIOUS APARTHEID NATIONS – worldwide!
It is the other way around. I have heard lots of cow dung in my 70+ years of life but this one takes the cake. There is not and has never been a Palestine. The term was first used by the Romans to describe Judea and Samaria which was inhabited by Jews and which today we know as the West Bank. I challenge ANYONE to show me any Palestinian “History” prior to Arafat. Spoiler. None exists.
And to H with Obama’s successor Biden continuing the Obama Admin policy of taking a bowel movement on Israel. God Bless the State of Israel and her People.
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Hey Bonnie, I occasionally get a pop up that says this site is unsafe. I wonder if some others get that as well. Anyway, it is not going to stop me from visiting.
Yes, a few other people have reported that. I think some of the Internet Service Providers try to block this site by scaring people away.
I guess some people consider the truth to be “unsafe.”
Actually your theory is quite plausible, I had also thought about that as an explanation.
I totally concur.
Agreed, Remember this, pal·at·ine
[ˈpalətʌɪn, ˈpalətɪn]
ADJECTIVE
HISTORICAL
(of an official or feudal lord) having local authority that elsewhere belongs only to a sovereign.
(of a territory) subject to palatine authority.
This was part of the Roman conquests in the lands they took.
Another thing is this, there is no hard P sound in Arabic, but there is a softer F, and Palestinians pronounce the name of their would-be state as “Falastin” (fah-leh-STEEN)
In other words they are Philistines, uncultured & barbaric people.