Yom Shnee
Monday
24 Adar I
March 4 2024
Photo of the Day
Look closely at the photos below: each of the women is armed (the Hebrew tells which junction the woman is standing guard at).
Who are these Israeli women? In the absence of an IDF or police presence, these are religious women in Judea and Samaria who are now stationed at the junctions (Ma’ale Ephraim-Beka’a, Ali, Tfumat-Migdalim junction, Ma’ale Lavona-Ariel, Efrat, Otniel, Paduel-Brukhin, Efrat, Rabba and more) where endless Palestinian terror attacks take place. While their husbands are fighting in Gaza, they are defending our ancestral homeland.
Kolakevod to these brave women!
The Disgusting Quote of the Day
“People in Gaza are dying of hunger – we are obligated to act. There must be an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.”
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris speaking in Selma Alabama last night
As we have pointed out on numerous occasions, and has been pointed out by numerous Arab journalists on the scene in Gaza, the Palestinians in Gaza are better fed than most of the residents in the Arab world. Prior to this war, they were reported as being the most obese Arabs.
Kamala Harris rarely has any idea of what she is talking about, and to use the occasion of the memory of the Selma march back in the 1960s to promote the Palestinian cause is simply abominable.
After she left Selma last night, she returned to Washington to meet with the equally abominable Benny Gantz.
Gantz, the darling of the leftist Bidenites, is in Washington to plan how he can take over the Israeli government after the war is over and implement all of Biden’s atrocious policies here.
***By the way, more than 250,000 tons of food have been trucked into Gaza already with 20 bakeries there producing 2.5 million pitas and loaves of bread each day. An Egyptian truck driver was murdered yesterday by a mob in Gaza, and his cohorts appealed to Egyptians to stop supporting the Palestinians.
The overturned truck is in the background. The driver was stoned to death by the Palestinian mob.
UPDATE 9:00 AM
On the Ground in Gaza
*Numerous terrorists have been killed overnight and this morning, foremost of whom is Mahmoud Muhammad Abed Khach whose military role was to recruit new operatives for HamISIS and in particular for the Zeyton Brigades.
*On the hostage deal front, HamISIS has sent a reply via Qatar to Israel without replying to Israel’s demand for a list of the living abductees or a list of the terrorists it wants released.
The entire hostage release “negotiations” has turned into an even larger farce than before. HamISIS is obviously delaying any progress until Ramadan concludes (it does not even begin until March 10) in the hopes that there will be a “Ramadan intifada” in Israel.
More than this, the rejection of providing a list of living hostages obviously means that there are very few who are still alive, and it must be concluded that the reason Israeli women are still being held is that most of them are pregnant from being repeatedly raped.
One last observation: the hostage farce is the production of Qatar–the sponsor and front organization for HamISIS. We all know that if Qatar wanted a hostage deal, there would be a hostage deal.
On the Ground in the North
An IAF strike on a car in Nakoura in southern Lebanon has killed the grandson of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, Abbas Ahmed Khalil.
Khalil was a leader of the Imam Hussein Division, which is affiliated with Iran.
A Report On the War’s Disastrous Effect
On the Children of the Gaza Border Communities
Reported yesterday by an Israeli social organization:
38 children were butchered on October 7th.
42 were kidnapped to Gaza by HamISIS and other terrorist organizations.
20 children had both parents murdered.
96 more children had one parent murdered.
19,407 children have been physically and mentally injured in hostilities since October 7.
Talk About Unbelievable Chutzpah
After trashing Israel in every possible venue, Jordan had the gall yesterday to appeal to Israel to increase our water supply agreement to the kingdom.
Of course, our weak-kneed government will eventually accede to the request from Amman, but at first we requested that Jordan “moderate its harsh statements against Israel” and “restore normal relations.”
Unbelievable.
Speaking of Unbelievable
What is the IDF General Command thinking of?
It is bad enough that our soldiers have been asked to unload “humanitarian aid” trucks, but now we have information that–at the risk of their lives–soldiers from a commando brigade were ordered to clean Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.
From the Mothers’ March organization come these comments from the soldiers: “We were about to launch an attack and suddenly they told us there was another mission. We were required to clean the Nasser Hospital with mops and brooms for an hour and a half while all this time we were watched from the sidelines by UNRWA and other Hamas supporters.”
One soldier: “It was the worst humiliation I’ve ever experienced in my life and all the fighters left with very bad feelings. We mobilized to defend the country and eliminate the Hamas, we lost members of the unit, and suddenly we are tasked with serving the enemy. For an hour and a half they simply put us at risk of static work in an area exposed to gunfire, just to clean up a hospital that was a Hamas stronghold for all intents and purposes, where hostages were hidden and terrorists who perpetrated October 7 operated from.”
The Mothers’ March organization added: “Our sons sacrifice their souls on the battlefield for the elimination of the enemy and the return of the kidnapped. Risking their lives for the benefit of cleaning work and delivering aid to the enemy during the war is a moral crime and a loss of values.
The mission of the IDF is to bring about an overwhelming victory, and not to provide images of ‘humanitarian’ and beautified measures that convey weakness in front of the enemy and help him continue fighting. We will continue to stand guard to prevent the aid trucks from entering Gaza, and we will fight against all the distorted moral values that are being instilled in the IDF on the heads of the fighters.”
A student from Malawi, who had worked with an Israeli health volunteer in his country battling AIDS, came up to us as we walked down the street in the UC-Davis Picnic Day Parade and wanted to carry the Israeli flag.