Video, "J'Accuse," Points to Anti-Semitic United Nations

It is utterly astounding how much of the world has turned against Israel in the war in Gaza. Here you have an enemy of the Jewish state whose reason for being is to destroy Israel. Without any provocation whatsoever, they pursue their nefarious goal and rain rockets on Israel day and night.

Were it not for Divine Providence which protects the Jewish people, the devastation would be

enormous.

Hamas (which actually means violence in Hebrew) aims its rockets at civilian centers forcing children, nursing mothers, and citizens going about their daily life to flee into bomb shelters,--and this many times daily!

Any country in the world would respond with brute force. Yet Israel persists with its "surgical" attacks and warnings to civilians in Gaza to flee.

Perhaps the world takes Israel's magnanimity for weakness because the response of the nations has been so unfair, so hateful, and so divorced from reality that it is just plain evil.

Below is a response which takes its inspiration from the Dreyfus Affair at the end of the 19th Century, where individuals in the French army contrived a plot against a Jew, Alfred Dreyfus, and succeeded in humiliating and defaming him, and having him convicted and sent to Devil's Island.

The great French novelist Emile Zola courageously spoke out against this gross injustice with a letter entitled, "J'accuse," published on the front page of a French newspaper. It is the words of this letter that serve as a backdrop for the short, compelling video below.

• I accuse Ban Ki-Moon, Secretary General of the United Nations.
• I accuse...since the Dreyfus Affair 120 years ago, the people of Israel do not remember such an anti-Semitic plot so great.
• I accuse...The UN turns a blind eye to Syria, where 2000 civilians are killed every day. Nearly 200,000 civilians have been killed in Syria...but yet you did not investigate any war crimes!
• The UN turns a blind eye at Russia, when they shoot down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 and killed 300 people. But yet you did not investigate any war crimes!
• The UN turns a blind eye to Boko Haram, terror group kidnaps and murders hundreds of people a day. But yet you did not investigate any war crimes!
• BUT YET YOU ACCUSE ISRAEL AND THE IDF OF WAR CRIMES WHEN ALL THEY DID IS DEFEND THEIR CITIZENS!
• World, please wake up! Islamic terror is coming your way! Isis is growing!
• I accuse...! 

Suggested by C. S. Cohen

Map of ancient Israel showing how the land was apportioned among the Twelve Tribes

Florida Radio Host: 7 Reasons To Support Israel

“ Mark Twain…took a tour of Palestine in 1867 (because that’s what they called Israel back then), and this is how he described it: ‘a desolate country,…a silent mournful expanse. We never saw a human being on the whole route.’ Where was this great Palestinian nation? IT DIDN’T EXIST.”

“Go to Israel today. It’s a garden in the middle of a desert. G-d made it bloom when it was given back to the people to whom it belonged.”

“I’m not interested in courting public opinion. Does the world care that Jewish kids run to a bomb shelter every 20 minutes. No, they never care about what happens to the Jews. So I’ll be darned if I care what they think about me.”

"The final and most important reason we ought to support Israel is because G-d said so." - Joyce Kaufman, WTFL Radio Host, South Florida 

Joyce Kaufman, WTFL radio host

7 Reasons to Support Israel:

1. Israel has the right to the land because of archeological evidence.

2.  Israel has the right to the land because of historic reasons.

3. The land belongs to Israel because practically, it is a modern marvel of an agricultural society.

4. The land belongs to Israel on humanitarian grounds. Six million Jews were slaughtered in the last century because they had no place to go.

5. Israel is our strategic ally, a friend we can depend on.

6. Israel is a roadblock to terrorism, inventing cutting-edge technology.

7. The land belongs to Israel because G-d said so. (Genesis 13 -17)

Son of Hamas Leader: 'Palestinian' State A Bad Idea.

From Wickipedia

Mosab Hassan Yousef (born 1978) is a son of Hamas founder and leader

Mosab Hassan Yousef

Sheikh Hassan Yosef. From 1997 to 2007, he worked undercover for Israel’s internal security service Shin Bet, which considered him its most valuable resource within the Hamas leadership.

According to Israeli sources, the information Yousef supplied prevented dozens of suicide attacks and assassinations of Israelis, exposed numerous Hamas cells, and assisted Israel in hunting down many terrorists, including his own father. In March 2010, he published his autobiography titled Son of Hamas.

Yousef has since converted to Christianity and moved to California. His request for political asylum in the United States was granted pending a routine background check on June 30, 2010


"Everybody's talking about the right of Palestinians to have their own state. I think it's a bad idea."

"Palestinians for 60 years tried to destroy the state of Israel,--not to build a Palestinian state."

"(Israel) is a very small country. 27,000 square kilometers. This is nothing. And it doesn't have room for two states."

"Israel is not the problem in the Middle East. Israel is the solution to the Middle East."

"After all the tragedies that this amazing nation had to face, their focus was to choose life over death. My people are doing totally the opposite. They are seeking death over life."

Suggested by O. Rubinstein
Uploaded on Dec 19, 2011

Jon Voight: There will be world peace when people appreciate the Jews.

Academy Award winning actor, Jon Voight

"There will be peace on earth when all nations come to appreciate the Jews."

"Anti-Semitism is evil."

"Where Anti-Semitism is,...that's where the evil is."


Published on May 5, 2012

Egyptian Ex-Terrorist: The problem is not Israel. It's Hamas.

In a remarkable video, a former terrorist, Egyptian doctor Tawfik Hamid, says some startling things about his fellow Arabs and how they have to give up their wicked ways.

"You have one million Israeli Arabs who are living in Israel with the Jews and they are not suffering like the Arabs who are actually controlled by Arabs."

"To be honest, you have to say that the suffering of the Palestinians is because of the leadership and the wrong decisions of leaders like Hamas and not because of Israel."

"The moment the Palestinian leadership stops its arrogance and its barbaric attitude toward the Jews, then things will change..."

"Hamas just wants to kill every Jew. They promote this. I'm asking them to stop this."

Suggested by C.S. Cohen
Published on Mar 6, 2014

Czech President: Islam Is the Enemy of Civilization

In a speech at a reception for Israel Independence Day, President of the Czech Republic Milos Zeman cited quotes from the Koran and the Hamas charter that testify to the violent nature of Islam. The speech was posted on the  Czech government website. Many thanks to Gemini for the translation (courtesy of MAD is Dead blog, madisdead.blogspot.com) When the Organization of Islamic Cooperation called for an apology, the ironic reply from a spokesman for the President said, ““President Zeman definitely does not intend to apologise. For the president would consider it blasphemy to apologise for the quotation of a sacred Islamic text."

“It is necessary to clearly name the enemy of human civilization."

"Do we really want to be politically correct and say that everyone is nice and only a small group of extremists and fundamentalists is committing such crimes?"

"Let us throw away political correctness and call things by their true names."

Speech by the president of the Czech Republic at the reception held to celebrate Israel’s Independence Day

May 26, 2014

Ladies and gentlemen,

Let me thank you for the invitation to celebrate Israel’s Independence

Milos Zeman, President, Czech Republic

Day. There are dozens of days of independence being celebrated every year in the Czech Republic. Some I may attend, others I cannot. There is one I can never miss, however: it’s the Israeli Independence Day.

There are states with whom we share the same values, such as the political horizon of free elections or a free market economy. However, no one threatens these states with wiping them off the map. No one fires at their border towns; no one wishes that their citizens would leave their country. There is a term, political correctness. This term I consider to be a euphemism for political cowardice. Therefore, let me not be cowardly.

It is necessary to clearly name the enemy of human civilisation. It is international terrorism linked to religious fundamentalism and religious hatred. As we may have noticed after 11th of September, this fanaticism has not been focused on one state exclusively. Muslim fanatics recently kidnapped 200 young Christian girls in Nigeria. There was a hideous assassination in the flower of Europe in the heart of European Union in a Jewish museum in Brussels. I will not let myself being calmed down by the declaration that there are only tiny fringe groups behind it. On the contrary, I am convinced that this xenophobia, and let’s call it racism or anti-Semitism, emerges from the very essence of the ideology these groups subscribe to.

So let me quote one of their sacred texts to support this statement: “A tree says, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him. A stone says, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him.” I would criticize those calling for the killing of Arabs, but I do not know of any movement calling for mass murdering of Arabs. However, I know of one anti-civilisation movement calling for the mass murder of Jews.

After all, one of the paragraphs of the statutes of Hamas says: “Kill every Jew you see.” Do we really want to pretend that this is an extreme viewpoint? Do we really want to be politically correct and say that everyone is nice and only a small group of extremists and fundamentalists is committing such crimes?

Michel de Montaigne, one of my favourite essayists, once wrote: “It is gruesome to assume that it must be good that comes after evil. A different evil may come.” It started with the Arab Spring which turned into an Arab winter, and a fight against secular dictatorships turned into fights led by Al-Qaeda. Let us throw away political correctness and call things by their true names. Yes, we have friends in the world, friends with whom we show solidarity. This solidarity costs us nothing, because these friends are not put into danger by anyone.

The real meaning of solidarity is a solidarity with a friend who is in a trouble and in danger, and this is why I am here.

— Miloš Zeman, president of Czech republic, Hilton Hotel, 26th of May 2014