24 Sivan 5778
7 June 2018
Special Notice:
June 5, 1967-June 10, 1967: Six days that changed history
June 7, 1967 was a momentous day in Israeli history. It was the day on which the Temple Mount and the Western Wall were liberated.
For the text of the live Hebrew broadcast (translated into English) on that momentous day, click here. A very short audio/video clip of the liberation provided by the IDF can be seen/heard here.
The News on the Israeli Street
Palestinian terror in the last 24 hours . . .
On the Gaza Border:
*Five fires started by Molotov kites are currently burning on the border: the two worst are at Nahal Oz and Netivot.
*Hamas announced today that some 1500 Molotovs have been prepared for “peaceful protests” on Friday.
In Judea, Samaria, and Jerusalem:
*Palestinian terrorists on the Temple Mount wounded a tourist and a policeman.
*Palestinian terrorists wounded an IDF soldier in Shechem last night.
*Palestinian terrorists attacked with “rocks” and Molotovs at Hevron, Gilad, Migdalot, the Tapuach Junction, on Road 446 north of the Ni’lin Checkpoint, Azzun, Tekoa, near Elon Moreh, Karmei Tzur, and numerous other places.
*Remember the Palestinian terrorist who was shot and killed two days ago near Nabi Saleh–after he had severely wounded an IDF soldier in the head? The IDF announced yesterday that “an investigation” has been opened into the shooting. Don’t be surprised if the IDF General Command and Judicial system throw another one of our soldiers under the bus.
TODAY’S BLOG:
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Not the Angel of “Mercy” . . . the Angel of “Hamas”
By now, all readers of israelstreet know that supposed Palestinian volunteer medic Razan Ashraf Najjar was allegedly killed by an Israeli sniper last Friday.
Following her death, she immediately became a cause celebre with the Palestinian propaganda machine terming her an “Angel of Mercy.”
This picture/graphic has gone viral in the Palestinian media.
In last Saturday’s blog, your humble servant wrote these words:
“The circumstances of her death remain unknown: was she affiliated with Hamas? was she carrying weapons to the border (as so many other faux medics have)?”
Here we are five days later. The IDF has finished an investigation that shows definitively that she was not shot by Israeli sniper. And today we have two more pieces of information.
First, an interview with Najjar has surfaced in the Palestinian social media in which she discusses how she is affiliated with Hamas and serves as a human shield on the front line.
Second, a video has also appeared in Palestinian social media which shows Najjar throwing an incendiary gas bomb on the front lines. Below are three screen shots from that video:
In this screen shot, you can see Najjar holding the smoking gas bomb in her right hand. Note Red Crescent “ambulance” in the background. Vehicles like this one marked “ambulance” regularly ferry terrorists back and forth from the front.
In this next screen shot, she throws the gas bomb:
In the last screen shot, she turns, gives a thumbs up, and happily walks away–leaving a burning field in her wake:
Enough said. Najjar was no angel of mercy; she was an Angel of Hamas.
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.