Hamas Terrorist Hides Behind White Flag in Gaza Strip

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Dutch activist blames bird flu on Jews

Doesn’t this remind you of the blood liable ? It is sick to see what lies are spread by the anti-semites out there.

From Elder of Zion

From Haaretz: A journalist from Holland who linked Jews to the recent outbreak of a flu pandemic drew heavy criticism from a prominent Dutch Jewish organization this week, which said her claim was tantamount to an anti-Semitic blood libel. Holland’s largest daily, De Telegraaf, last week printed an interview with Desiree Rover, 61, who proposed the bird flu pandemic, caused by the virus H5N1, was part of an international conspiracy to reduce the world’s population. (Swine flu, or H1N1, is a related virus.) Rover is quoted saying the conspiracy can be traced back to descendants of the Khazars in the Caucasus believed to have converted to Judaism 1,200 years ago. De Telegraaf quotes her saying these descendants are now “praying to another god; Lucifer, Satan or however you want to call him” and “are called Rockefeller, Rothschild, Brzezinski and Kissinger.” The original article in Dutch frames her as an anti-vaccine extremist, and she has a bunch of conspiracy theories about how the West unleashed H5N1 on the world, but the anti-semitism is blatant, if not the focus of the article. I predict that the Arab press will pick up on this within 24 hours.

J Street’s Moslem, Arab Donors are Revealed

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by Hillel Fendel

(IsraelNN.com) The J Street political action committee, which bills itself as pro-Israel and pro-peace, has received tens of thousands of dollars in donations from dozens of Arab and Muslim Americans, as well as from individuals connected to Palestinian and Iranian-advocacy groups, according to U.S. Federal Election Commission filings.

In addition, the Jerusalem Post reported, at least two State Department officials connected to Middle East issues have donated to J Street, which pushes for the two-state solution and for more U.S. involvement in resolving the Middle East conflict.

Instead of recognizing that J Street’s Arab donors imply that J Street is not pro-Israel, director Jeremy Ben-Ami jumped to the opposite conclusion: “I think it is a terrific thing… to be able to expand the tent of people who are willing to be considered pro-Israel and willing to support Israel through J Street,” he told the Post. He estimated that Arab and Muslim donors comprise at most 3% of the young organization’s contributors.

Attaching “Pro-Israel” to its Statements Doesn’t Make it Pro-Israel
Ed Lasky, writing for American Thinker, however, writes that “astute observers have been skeptical that J Street’s claim to be pro-Israel is legitimate.” He cites in this regard Noah Pollak’s recent article in Commentary Magazine, in which Pollak wrote that J Street “seeks to make its advocacy mainstream by re-branding [old Oslo Accord] policies… as moderate, thus effectively labeling the Jewish mainstream as right-wing and self-destructive.

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