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    About 30 children and youths, largely of Lebanese, Palestinian and Iranian descent, threw stones at the dancers on Sunday, shouting “Jews out!” daily Berliner Morgenpost reported.

    The youths were aged from 10 to 15, the paper reported.

    The dance troupe, named Chaverim – Hebrew for “friends” – broke off their performance after one of their members was hit in the leg by a stone and lightly injured.

    Lower Saxony Integration Minister Aygül Özkan said through a spokesman she was “deeply shocked” by the incident.

    Charlotte Knoblauch, president of the German Jewish Council, said the incident showed “a new social provocation, which already in the past weeks is clearly visible as it hasn’t been before.”

    Anti-Israeli and anti-Semitic feelings were evidently simmering among Muslim youths living in Germany, she said, adding that this case “saddens me especially because these anti-Semitic attitudes are encountered already in children and youths with this vehemence.”

    The incident follows the recent attack by the Israeli military on an aid flotilla that was attempting to break the Jewish state’s blockade of Gaza, in which nine Turkish members of the flotilla were killed, earning Israel widespread international condemnation.

    Hannover Mayor Stephan Weil branded the incident “unacceptable.” The city was meanwhile pursuing charges of incitement and attempted assault. He said at a press conference Wednesday there was “no evidence that the crime was prepared by an organisation or in advance.”

    The chairman of the Jewish community in Lower Saxony, Michael Fürst, said however that “the children acted at least with the approval, if not even the direction of their parents.”

    According to police, this was the first violent anti-Semitic crime in the Hannover area this year that was not committed by neo-Nazis, though there had been anti-Israeli demonstrations outside of the far-right movement.

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    Afew comments, first.. Is anyone shocked to hear about this?
    By that, I mean how these kids behave? If you live in Carmel, you better not be, or your not too up-to-date, on the fresh brew of Muslims in your area, attending your schools, threatening your kids with "Im going to blow this bus up."

    One really needs to question the overall mentality of the Muslim and it's religion. The type of crap is sickening.

    And who the heck is a Muslim to tell anyone to leave, or complain about the oppression they reap from the Isrealis?

    I've never seen a people so joyed to be oppressed in they're own native countries.

    Another point, is it even applicable to say a Muslim is "Anti-Semitic"? I mean, genetically, Muslims and Jews are the same people, arent they?

    I think the term to use is... simply "Anti-Zionism".
     

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    Depends on how much you believe in the geneology of the bible? They are sons of abraham. So their cousins. In anyway the are both people of the book. However, North as usual you seem to have a distinct hint of hatred or disdain for muslims. I never see any post from you reporting on israeli farmers throwing stones at little six muslim kids on their way to school, or they israeli farmers popping random shots at these same children. Try to even it up a bit.
     
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    Depends on how much you believe in the geneology of the bible? They are sons of abraham. So their cousins. In anyway the are both people of the book. However, North as usual you seem to have a distinct hint of hatred or disdain for muslims. I never see any post from you reporting on israeli farmers throwing stones at little six muslim kids on their way to school, or they israeli farmers popping random shots at these same children. Try to even it up a bit.


    Geneology has nothing to do with the people. Research of history will show massive displacement of ancient hebrews by "other" peoples, but it will also show massive conversions of non-Israelites to Judeism, some of pre-Jesus era and other's not.

    I suppose it's why some people researcg Adam and Pre-Adamic man out.

    When one researches the Sumerian mythology, we find another fellow by the name of Adam, is also created; In the image of the God(S), which to some explain why God speaks, when he's creating as if there are multiple Gods, some account this error for the holy trinity, and most are ignorant of Sumerian mythology.

    In the bible, many 'choice' or divine-inspired words were used.

    Notice: US, OUR IMAGE, Replenish, and the last "Adam".

    A world, just created doesnt need to be "RE-PLENISHED" does it? SOL?

    Adam, derives from the ancient Hebrewic language, and a word that means - to show blood in the face (To blush) or "of a ruddy complexion".

    My disdain for Muslims, derives from they're own religion, and it's obvious goal of making the world a One World Religion.
    Im sure I could lay into Israel and it's nature - But do you honestly think people care? With such modern creations as Judeo-Christianity, I doubt many even want to know.

    Im sure it would raise afew eyebrows, though.

    But since you asked for me to be fair, and even it up I can. But I expect some support from you, when Im attacked, personally.



    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRClRoKGRdU]YouTube - Zionists attack Christian tourists visiting the holy land[/ame]
     
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    Errrr..... Son Of Liberty.... This post is for you.

    Am I fair and balanced, enough for you, now?




    Israel's border fence

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    America's Border Fence

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    Israel's border fence


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    America's Border Fence

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    WHY THE FUSS?

    American tax payers paid for Israels fence, and we're stuck with some crap, that all you need is A). Wire cutters B). a Ladder C). A freaking Maul to by pass.

    The Cost of Israel to US Taxpayers

    or many years the American media said that “Israel receives $1.8 billion in military aid” or that “Israel receives $1.2 billion in economic aid.” Both statements were true, but since they were never combined to give us the complete total of annual U.S. aid to Israel, they also were lies—true lies.



    Recently Americans have begun to read and hear that “Israel receives $3 billion in annual U.S. foreign aid.” That's true. But it's still a lie.


    The problem is that in fiscal 1997 alone, Israel received from a variety of other U.S. federal budgets at least $525.8 million above and beyond its $3 billion from the foreign aid budget, and yet another $2 billion in federal loan guarantees. So the complete total of U.S. grants and loan guarantees to Israel for fiscal 1997 was $5,525,800,000.




    The Cost of Israel to US Taxpayers

    Israel receives about $7 million dollars per day from the United States, and there is evidence that the total cost to American taxpayers is closer to $15 million a day. Yet this information is almost never printed in American newspapers. Coverage of the Middle East in general, and of Israel in particular, virtually never reports this enormous American connection with this region.


    Mission Statement of If Americans Knew






    Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, November 2008, pages 10-11
    Congress Watch
    A Conservative Estimate of Total Direct U.S. Aid to Israel: Almost $114 Billion

    By Shirl McArthur

    TABLE 1: Direct U.S. Aid to Israel (millions of dollars)

    Year
    Total
    Military
    Grant
    Economic
    Grant
    Immigrant
    ASHA
    All Other
    1949-1996
    68,030.9​
    29,014.9​
    23,122.4​
    868.9​
    121.4​
    14,903.3​
    1997
    3,132.1​
    1,800.0​
    1,200.0​
    80.0​
    2.1​
    50.0​
    1998
    3,080.0​
    1,800.0​
    1,200.0​
    80.0​
    ?​
    ?​
    1999
    3,010.0​
    1,860.0​
    1,080.0​
    70.0​
    ?​
    ?​
    2000
    4,131.85​
    3,120.0​
    949.1​
    60.0​
    2.75​
    ?​
    2001
    2,876.05​
    1,975.6​
    838.2​
    60.0​
    2.25​
    ?​
    2002
    2,850.65​
    2,040.0​
    720.0​
    60.0​
    2.65​
    28.0​
    2003
    3,745.15​
    3,086.4​
    596.1​
    59.6​
    3.05​
    ?​
    2004
    2,687.25​
    2,147.3​
    477.2​
    49.7​
    3.15​
    9.9​
    2005
    2,612.15​
    2,202.2​
    357.0​
    50.0​
    2.95​
    ?​
    2006
    2,534.53​
    2,257.0​
    237.0​
    40.0​
    ?​
    .53​
    2007
    2,500.24​
    2,340.0​
    120.0​
    40.0​
    ?​
    .24​
    2008
    2,423.8​
    2,380.6​
    0.0​
    39.7​
    3.0​
    .5​
    Total
    103,614.67
    56,024.0
    30,897.0
    1,557.9
    143.3
    14,992.47
    Notes: FY 2000 military grants include $1.2 billion for the Wye agreement and $1.92 billion in annual military aid. FY 2003 military aid included $1 billion from the supplemental appropriations bill. The economic grant was earmarked for $960 million for FY 2000 but was reduced to meet the 0.38% rescission. Final amounts for FY 2003 are reduced by 0.65% mandated rescission, the amounts for FY 2004 are reduced by 0.59%, and the amounts for FY 2008 are reduced by .81%.​
    Sources: CRS Report RL33222: U.S. Foreign Aid to Israel, updated Jan. 2, 2008, plus the FY ’08 omnibus appropriations bill, H.R. 2764. This estimate of total U.S. direct aid to Israel updates the estimate given in the July 2006 issue of the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs. It is an estimate because arriving at an exact figure is not possible, since parts of U.S. aid to Israel are a) buried in the budgets of various U.S. agencies, mostly that of the Defense Department (DOD), or b) in a form not easily quantifiable, such as the early disbursement of aid, giving Israel a direct benefit in interest income and the U.S. Treasury a corresponding loss. Given these caveats, our current estimate of cumulative total direct aid to Israel is $113.8554 billion.
    It must be emphasized that this analysis is a conservative, defensible accounting of U.S. direct aid to Israel, NOT of Israel’s cost to the U.S. or the American taxpayer, nor of the benefits to Israel of U.S. aid. The distinction is important, because the indirect or consequential costs suffered by the U.S. as a result of its blind support for Israel exceed by many times the substantial amount of direct aid to Israel. (See, for example, the late Thomas R. Stauffer’s article in the June 2003 Washington Report, “The Costs to American Taxpayers of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: $3 Trillion.”)
    Especially, this computation does not include the costs resulting from the invasion and occupation of Iraq—hundreds of billions of dollars, 4,000-plus U.S. and allied fatalities, untold tens of thousands of Iraqi deaths, and many thousands of other U.S., allied, and Iraqi casualties—which is almost universally believed in the Arab world to have been undertaken for the benefit of Israel. Among other “indirect or consequential” costs would be the costs of U.S. unilateral economic sanctions on Iran, Iraq, Libya and Syria, the costs to U.S. manufacturers of the Arab boycott, and the costs to U.S. companies and consumers of the 1973 Arab oil embargo and consequent and subsequent soaring oil prices partially as a result of U.S. support for Israel.
    Among the real benefits to Israel that are not direct costs to the U.S. taxpayer are the early cash transfer of economic and military aid, in-country spending of a portion of military aid, and loan guarantees. The U.S. gives Israel all of its economic and military aid directly in cash during the first month of the fiscal year, with no accounting required of how the funds are used. Also, in contrast with other countries receiving military aid, who must purchase through the DOD, Israel deals directly with the U.S. companies, with no DOD review. Furthermore, Israel is allowed to spend 26.3 percent of each year’s military aid in Israel (no other recipient of U.S. military aid gets this benefit), which has resulted in an increasingly sophisticated Israeli defense industry. As a result, Israel has become a major world arms exporter; the Congressional Research Service (CRS) reports that in 2006 Israel was the world’s ninth leading supplier of arms worldwide, earning $4.4 billion from defense sales.
    Another benefit to Israel are U.S. government loan guarantees. The major loan guarantees have been $600 million for housing between 1972 and 1990; $9.2 billion for Soviet Jewish resettlement between 1992 and 1997; about $5 billion for refinancing military loans commercially; and $9 billion in loan guarantees authorized in FY ’03 and extended to FY ’10. Of that $9 billion, CRS reports that Israel has drawn $4.1 billion through FY ’07. These loans have not—yet—cost the U.S. any money; they are listed on the Treasury Department’s books as “contingent liabilities,” which would be liabilities to the U.S. should Israel default. However, they have been of substantial, tangible benefit to Israel, because they enable Israel to borrow commercially at special terms and favorable interest rates.
    Components of Israel Aid

    Israel is the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. aid since World War II (not counting the huge sums being spent in Iraq). The $3 billion or so per year that Israel receives from the U.S. amounts to about $500 per Israeli. Most of this money is earmarked in the annual Foreign Operations (foreign aid) appropriations bills, with the three major items being military grants (Foreign Military Financing, or FMF), economic grants (Economic Support Funds, or ESF), and “migration and refugee assistance.” (Refugee assistance originally was intended to help Israel absorb Jewish refugees from the Soviet Union, but this was expanded in 1985 to include all refugees resettling in Israel. In fact, Israel doesn’t differentiate between refugees and other immigrants, so this money is used for all immigrants to Israel.)
    Not earmarked but also included in congresssional appropriations bills is Israel’s portion of grants for American Schools and Hospitals Abroad (ASHA) and monies buried in the appropriations for other departments or agencies. These are mostly for so-called “U.S.-Israeli cooperative programs” in defense, agriculture, science, and hi-tech industries.
    Before 1998, Israel received annually $1.8 billion in military grants and $1.2 billion in economic grants. Then, beginning in FY ‘99, the two countries agreed to reduce economic grants to Israel by $120 million and increase military grants by $60 million annually over 10 years. FY ’08 is the last year of that agreement, with military grants reaching $2.4 billion (reduced by an across-the-board rescission), and zero economic grants. Then, in August 2007, U.S. and Israeli officials signed a memorandum of understanding for a new 10-year, $30 billion aid package whereby FMF will gradually increase, beginning with $2.55 billion in FY ’09, and average $3 billion per year over the
     

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    I'd sure like to see some documented evidence of Israelis throwing stones at muslim kids, or shooting in their direction just for fun..Of course I've already seen the pictures of muslim suicide bombers blowing themselves and Israelis up, and I've seen the pictures of muslims throwing stones and molotov cocktails at Israeli soldiers, and I've seen pictures of the rocket attacks from Gaza into Israel, and I've read the histories of the 3 times Israel has had to fight off as many as FOUR OF THEIR NEIGHBORS. No, no reason to favor the one democracy in that part of the world.
     
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    I'd sure like to see some documented evidence of Israelis


    No, no reason to favor the one democracy in that part of the world.

    Blackhawk2001, there are tons of "evidence" by sources not related to Anti-Zionist movements, such as the Red Cross, news papers etc.

    You probably dont know much about the atrocities or how the WORLD views those attacks. Probably doesnt matter to you, anyways.

    Im giving you the following because you asked "SURE LIKE TO SEE".
    Nothing more or less.





    As far as your spill about supporting one democracies over there and what not.
    Israel is a Nation made up Jewish Nationalism. We support it, out of our own faulty teachings by communist.

    If you research Nazism, they were about German Nationalism.

    One promoted "Aryan Master race"

    The other promotes "Gods Chosen People"

    Both of these entails the obvious; Supremacism, correct? How can a people who believe they are a Gods "CHOSEN PEOPLE" not be wrapped with supremacist beliefs?

    It's OK, In my opinion that those of Jewish descent are allowed to believe it, despite going against the grain of history, I dont really care.

    But what makes this really interesting is how Christians are taught to believe this, following the "Chosen people." and not Jesus?

    Jesus had nothing good to say about those "Chosen people" of his era, to the point where he called them liars, sons of satan etc.
    Nevermind it was the "Chosen people" who had Jesus murdered, against the wishes of Pontius Pilate, his wife and the Romans.

    We can actually take note, and review that although the Romans regarded the "Chosen people" with little respect,
    Romans, but most visible in Pilate, was there love for Jesus.


    The concept of "Judeo-Christianity" is a new concept. One which really holds no water.
    And to believe in "Judeo-Christianity" is to be Anti-Jesus/Anti-Christian.

    Those of Jewish descent do not believe Jesus is the Savior , son of God.
    His birth, coming down was due in part to negate Judeism entirely, and the Old Covenant.

    Truth of the matter is this... God's CHOSEN PEOPLE are not Hebrews (Not to be confused with modern Jews) anymore.
    It is the Christians, if one follows the word of Christ, he repeats this consistantly.




    The King David Hotel bombing was an attack carried out by the militant right-wing Zionist underground organisation, the Irgun,[1] on the King David Hotel in Jerusalem on 22 July 1946.



    The hotel was the site of the central offices of the British Mandatory authorities of Palestine, the Secretariat of the Government of Palestine and Headquarters of the British Forces in Palestine and Transjordan.https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/#cite_note-tclarke81-2The attack was the deadliest directed at the British during the Mandate era (1920–1948) and more people were killed than by any bombing carried out in the subsequent Arab-Israeli conflict.


    The Deir Yassin massacre took place on April 9, 1948, when around 120 fighters from the Irgun and Lehi Zionist paramilitary groups attacked Deir Yassin near Jerusalem, a Palestinian-Arab village of roughly 600 people.https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/#cite_note-Gelber2006p309-0 The invasion occurred as Jewish militia sought to relieve the blockade of Jerusalem during the civil war that preceded the end of British rule in Palestine.https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/#cite_note-Morris2008p126-1
    Around 107 Palestinians, including women and children and a few combatants, were killed—some were shot, while others died when hand grenades were thrown into their homes.https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/#cite_note-2 Several were taken prisoner and may have been killed after being paraded through the streets of West Jerusalem.


    Menachem Begin


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    (In more recent times [on April 9, 1948] Menachem Begin, who later was elected prime minister of the only alleged democracy in the Middle East, Israel, commanded a terrorist gang that attacked the small Palestinian village of Deir Yassin. Subsequent investigation by the International Red Cross discovered that 254 Arab men, women and children had been slaughtered and that several pregnant women had their stomachs ripped open. In 1978, Menachem Begin was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, an event that ought to be featured in Ripley's "Believe it or Not!")


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    The most interesting part of all this????

    Rahm Israel Emanuel[1] (pronounced /ˈrɑːm/; born November 29, 1959) is an American politician currently serving as White House Chief of Staff to President Barack Obama. He served previously as senior advisor to President Clinton at the White House from 1993 to 1998 and as a Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Illinois's 5th congressional district, from 2003 until his resignation in 2009 to take up his current position in the Obama Administration.



    Emanuel was born in Chicago, Illinois to Jewish parents.[4] His father, Benjamin M. Emanuel, a Jerusalem-born pediatrician, was a member of the Irgun.

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    I'd sure like to see some documented evidence of Israelis throwing stones at muslim kids, or shooting in their direction just for fun..Of course I've already seen the pictures of muslim suicide bombers blowing themselves and Israelis up, and I've seen the pictures of muslims throwing stones and molotov cocktails at Israeli soldiers, and I've seen pictures of the rocket attacks from Gaza into Israel, and I've read the histories of the 3 times Israel has had to fight off as many as FOUR OF THEIR NEIGHBORS. No, no reason to favor the one democracy in that part of the world.


    Seen it with my own to eyes. Seen the farmers shooting at kids. Seen the Isreali soliders having to walk these kids to school to protect them from the other isreali farmers. Seen the kids face after being hit by said stones.
    And no you shouldnt favor one people over another just because they are a democracy, if they are doing wrong, or turning a blind eye to the wrongs their people are commiting. You seem to be apart of the group that says as long as you are a democracy and a non muslim you can do what you want. Correct?? Btw if you were being occupied you would be doing all of the above actions, or maybe you wouldn't, you might just take it.
     
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