10 Actions That Every Pro-Israel Supporter Should Take In 2016

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Breaking News–>7:30 pm Israel time:

The terrorist who struck in Tel Aviv this afternoon was an Israeli-Arab from Wadi Ara who identifies himself as a Palestinian. The identity of the terrorist has been revealed by his father who saw a picture of him broadcast on TV.

In 2009, the terrorist was arrested by the police for trying to steal a soldier’s gun. He remains at large at this hour.

As soon as the attack was reported, celebrations broke out throughout the Arab world–in Gaza, in Ein al Hilweh in Lebanon, and elsewhere.

***What are you doing for New Years’ Day? 

Relaxing with family and friends, taking a walk in the park, watching sports on TV, or engaging in one of many other activities?

Israelis have ushered in 2016 the same way that they ushered out 2015–by trying to stay alive in the face of Palestinian terrorism.

In the last three hours we have had two major terror attacks. In the first, a Palestinian tried to run over soldiers near the Yatir Forest beside Hebron. The soldiers were able to avoid serious wounds, but the terrorist escaped.

A few minutes later, a terrorist opened fire at a pub on Dizengoff Street.

Two Israelis were killed, 4 were critically wounded, and 3 more were lightly wounded. The terrorist escaped, and there is currently a widespread manhunt underway in central Tel Aviv.

***It was January 2013. 

Samir Awad illegally crossed the separation fence near the Palestinian settlement of Budrus. An IDF group was stationed at that point in the fence because local Palestinians had been knocking holes in the structure to permit terrorist infiltrators to get into Israel.

The IDF group spotted Awad, and ordered him to stop.

He refused.

The IDF fired warning shots over his head. He kept running. Two soldiers fired shots at his legs. A number of shots hit Awad, and he fell down. He died shortly thereafter.

Because his body was on the Palestinian side of the fence, the PLO took charge. The family subsequently refused to turn over his body to determine his exact cause of death (for example, did he bleed to death from a severed artery in one of his legs, or hitting his head on a rock, or something else).

Immediately B’Tselem made Awad’s death a cause celebre and demanded murder charges against the two soldiers. The IDF refused to take action saying that without an autopsy, cause of death could not be determined.

In 2014, both soldiers finished their service in the IDF, but B’Tselem continued to pressure the IDF to indict the former soldiers.

Finally, yesterday, three years after the incident, the IDF announced that it is indicting the soldiers on a charge of operational negligence.

Why you may ask, is the IDF prosecutor taking this step now?

Because it turns out, that Israel is currently in the process of presenting its “investigative procedures” to the International Criminal Court, and the ICC has let it be known that this particular case is apparently a thorn in Israel’s side. 

In other words, two IDF soldiers are sacrificed on the altar of political correctness.

TODAY’S BLOG:

In the spirit of the New Year, your humble servant is going to list 10 things that he would like to see you do during 2016.

These are in no particular order, so here goes.

 

1.  Write a letter or make a call  to a government official to support Israel.

2. Write a letter to a newspaper supporting Israel.

3. Write a letter to an online forum supporting Israel.

4. Participate in a demonstration against Israel-haters such as BDS, J Street, and a myriad of others.

5. Participate in a march for Israel.

6. Donate your time to support a project for Israel.

7. Donate some money to help Israeli citizens and the IDF.

8. Join or form a local pro-Israel group. There is more power in numbers.

9. Put up an Israeli flag outside your house on Israeli holidays. The Israeli flag always makes your humble servant feel good.

10. Visit Israel. You’ll have the time of your life.

Whatever you do, do not sit in your house and do nothing. It’s a new year so get out there and do something!

What have you done for Israel today?