25 December 2018
Special Notice:
Israelstreet wishes all of our readers who celebrate the holiday a very Merry Christmas tomorrow!
Picture of the Day:
Concrete trucks lined up at a Hezbollah tunnel site on the northern border today.
200 concrete trucks were counted this morning pouring their contents into one of the Hezbollah tunnels that has been recently uncovered.
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TODAY’S BLOG:
Hark! The Herald Angels Won’t Sing In Gaza.
Part of a flyer distributed in Gaza today.
It will be a truly silent day and night in Gaza–for the estimated one thousand Christians who live there.
Yesterday and today the Al-Nasser Salah al-Deen Brigades–the “armed wing” of the so-called Popular Resistance Committees and third largest terror group in Gaza–has been posting notices “absolutely forbidding” residents of Gaza from celebrating Christmas.
Notices with Christmas trees x-ed out and others with Christmas trees on fire are accompanied by a verse from the Koran warning that Christmas is evil, and declaring to Muslims that they should not “go the way of the Jews and Christians.”
Never mind that Jews don’t celebrate Christmas anyway, the underlying point of the flyer is expressed in a further line from the Koran: “God is not for evil people.”
This sentiment about Christians and Jews as well as these flyers about Christmas are fully supported by Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
And, of course, the world is quiet yet again about this egregious religious discrimination–and more than willing to continue pouring tens of millions of dollars into Gaza.
In any case, Christmas in Gaza 2018 edition, is nonexistent.
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.