BDS Supporters Must Show Consistency

by Steven Shamrak

Almost immediately after the terror attack on Israel by Hamas on 7th of October, the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) – PA-led campaign, became very popular among common anti-Semites and historically Nazi-supporting countries like Ireland and Spain.

The movement promotes boycott of products made in Israel and companies and institutions with economic/cultural/academic links to Israel.

Modern Anti-Semites are not original. They just ‘plagiarising’ behaviour of their predecessors. The first boycott of Jewish businesses was coordinated by Nazis in Germany on April 1, 1933.

There are hundreds of companies on the BDS boycott list. Among them are Intel, Google and Disney+. Does it mean that they have stopped using their Intel-powered computers, do not search for information they need using Google search, and do not use Google Maps for navigation? The hypocrites must stop watching Disney movies with their children!

At the same time there are many modern products were developed in Israel. BDS supporters using must stop using them. Here are some of them:

      Mobile phones. Engineers at Motorola Israel transformed mobile phones from massive, brick-sized items into compact, everyday devices.

      WhatsApp, FaceBook messenger and other Internet communication products – ICQ developed one of the very first globally adopted internet instant messaging platforms.

      Digital photography – compression program was written in Israel by Jacob Ziv and Abraham Lempel. Their mathematical breakthroughs paved the way for image and data formats like GIF, TIFF, PNG and ZIP/GZIP. 

      USB flash drive – was invented in Israel in the late 1990s by Dov Moran and his Israeli company, M-Systems.

Every time Anti-Semites click a ballpoint pen, put on a pair of blue jeans, or benefit from modern vaccines they must remember that Jews invented them!

      László Bíró, a Jewish-Hungarian inventor developed the first commercially viable ballpoint pen (the “Biro”).

      Jewish textile pioneers (like Levi Strauss decades earlier) to the mid-century global explosion of denim.

      Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin: The stories of the two Jewish-American scientists who developed the competing polio vaccines.

Irish PM’s Jet can’t Land in Fog

Ireland’s new government jet, which is primarily used to transport the Irish Prime Minister, can’t land in fog after Israeli system was removed. The plane was purchased without FalconEye, a technology co-developed by Dassault Falcon and Israeli defense company Elbit Systems that is essential for the aircraft to land in foggy weather. (The Irish brains are quite fogged by Jew-hatred.)

‘Ugly Nazi’ Counts PA Terror as ‘Settler Violence’

Food for Thought: by Steven Shamrak

The United Nations inherited the Jew-hating tradition of the League of Nations. Like its predecessor, which facilitated the Holocaust in Europe, the ‘Ugly Nazi’ was instigating and helping, fortunately unsuccessfully, the genocide of Jews in the British Mandate of Palestine in 1947 by Arab/Muslim countries. Since then, with financial and ‘moral’ support from the leading democracies of the world, the UN is continuously attacking the only Jewish state by an endless stream of anti-Israel resolutions, and unfounded accusations – undermining its legitimacy.

 

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Israel Rejected Trump’s Gaza Plan

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says his country has rejected the latest US-backed peace plan for Gaza, demanding the full disarmament of Hamas before any Israeli forces withdraw. Netanyahu said: “I want to be precise here: Israel rejects the 15-point document.” The comments come more than a week after Trump announced another (useless and delusional) breakthrough in negotiations. (Anti-Israel press links this decision to an election at the end of October, not to common sense of the security of the Jewish state)

Gaza Terrorist Driving Aid Truck

A terrorist, who took part in the October 7 massacre, was arrested in the Rafah area while driving an aid truck en route to the Kerem Shalom Crossing. In January, the IDF warned that the Hamas terrorist organization is strengthening significantly due to the volume of humanitarian trucks entering the Gaza Strip daily.

Israel must Takeover this Jerusalem Site

The Jordanian government has warned that an Israeli takeover of the al-Aqsa mosque and Dome of the Rock compound could trigger a religious conflict, after incursions by religious Jews. Israeli government ministers, including police minister Itamar Ben Gvir and finance minister Bezalel Smotrich, have frequently called for the site, known to Jews as Temple Mount, to be taken over by the Israeli state. (It is time to take over of all the historic Jewish sites in Israel and territories.)

Hamas Moving Operations from Qatar to Turkey

The Hamas terrorist organization has begun preparing to move the center of its covert operations to Turkey after the Qatari authorities have begun taking measures to limit the Hamas leadership’s actions on its soil. Qatar chose to punish Hamas for choosing the candidate who is more closely associated with Iran over the one who leans more toward the Muslim Brotherhood. (Why is Turkey, a NATO member, is a safer place for Hamas terrorists? Turkey should have been thrown out of NATO years ago, and especially now with them a member of the “Mecca Accords”, an “Islamic NATO”.)

Chile, Honduras Restored Ambassadors to Israel

Chile and Honduras officially restored full ambassadorial representation to Israel, marking a significant diplomatic breakthrough after more than two years of strained relations following the outbreak of the war in Gaza. Following the start of the war in Gaza, several Latin American countries withdrew or limited their diplomatic representation in Israel as part of a broader regional effort to boycott and isolate the Jewish state. (Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar is on a trip to Colombia and Ecuador as part of a diplomatic push in Latin America.)

Quotes of the Week:

“If there are no weapons, there is no Hamas. Families, clans, and even ordinary people who were targeted by Hamas are waiting to settle scores with Hamas, no matter how long it takes. People who were tortured, abused, or whose relatives were killed by Hamas will never forgive and never forget. Today, they cannot fight Hamas because the organization is armed. Hamas is aware of this threat, and that’s why they need their weapons to protect themselves and cannot afford to disarm.” – Anonymous source told The Jerusalem Post – Hamas has compelling reasons to resist any genuine disarmament.

Israel Boxed by Flimsy Agreements

by Lazar Berman

Tehran isn’t scared of endless US threats, and won’t make concessions. At the same time, Israel, not Iran, is boxed in as Trump keeps chasing flimsy agreements.

With Iran openly targeting US soldiers and asserting its right to control the Strait of Hormuz. Jerusalem was on its “highest alert,” expecting Iran to respond to the looming massive strike by hitting the Jewish state for the first time in months.

But then Trump backed down once again, claiming that Iran had suddenly agreed to make far-reaching concessions its leaders have said consistently that they would never so much as consider. Tehran quickly denied this.

On Gaza, too, the White House and its Board of Peace are placing all their hopes on an agreement – this one to disarm Hamas.

And in Lebanon, a US-backed plan to assert control by Beirut crawls forward, but it is entirely unclear how the agreement will actually lead to Hezbollah giving up its weapons. (Lebanese are sick of Hezbollah – even the Shi’ite Lebanese. They could be more willing/happy to let Israel get rid of Hezbollah.)

The Middle East, and particularly Israel, is trapped in inconclusive conflicts that are suspended by Trump’s apparent belief, or hope, that a signature on a two-page agreement means a terrorist group will abandon decades-long religious commitments to violence against the US and Israel, or that Iran will budge on what it sees as its core interests.

Israel is currently going along with Trump’s plan, but has succeeded in imposing conditions on its progress.