18 Nissan 5779
23 April 2019
The News On The Israeli Street
Palestinian terror on the Gaza border . . .
Another day and more attempted infiltrations by terrorists from Gaza. Two terrorists were spotted and fired upon several hours ago. No soldiers were wounded, and the terrorists escaped back into Gaza.
Palestinian terror in Judea and Samaria . . .
A Palestinian terrorist attempted to infiltrate Yitzhar and was captured.
Palestinian terrorists placed explosive tires on the Abud Bypass Road. After one exploded, IDF sappers were called in to neutralize the others.
Palestinian terrorists using Molotovs and “rocks” attacked a bus near Karmei Tzur and another bus near Negohot.
Palestinian terrorists using Molotovs and “rocks” assaulted Israeli motorists at such places as the Azzun Junction, near Hizma, at the Shavei Shomron Junction, and between Funduk and Kedumim.
The above information about attacks in Judea and Samaria is taken from citizens as reported to Rescue Judea and Samaria and kolhayehudi.
An Israeli-Arab terrorist in the United States . . .
Wrap your minds around this story, dear readers.
Waheba Issa Dais, born an Israeli-Arab, left Jerusalem and arrived in the United States in 1992 when she was 19 years old. Between then and now, Dais settled in Wisconsin, married, had seven children, and divorced.
Yesterday Dais proudly pleaded guilty in a plea bargain in which she admitted that she had been working for years online with followers of Islamic State. Specifically, she admitted to teaching terrorists how to poison water supplies and carry out suicide attacks.
Even more specifically, Dais educated terrorists in how to prepare ricin and how to construct explosive belts. She also taught terrorists how to build different kinds of bombs.
As a result of her guilty plea deal, Dais had one charge against her dropped, and faces 20 years in prison as a result of the other charge. Sentencing will take place on September 12.
She should be put away for life, but her lawyers say that the judge should be lenient because she has taken responsibility for her actions.
Unbelievable.
“I’m not anti-Israel” . . . but . . .”
Israelis have long known how Bernie Sanders feels about Israel, but the Democrat candidate for President made it abundantly clear yesterday. When asked about his attitude toward Netanyahu and Israel, Sanders responded: “In Israel there is a racist rightist government. I’m not anti-Israeli.”
A racist rightist government? Obviously elected by racist rightist Israelis.
But Sanders says “I’m not anti-Israeli.”
What a joke.
Heaven forbid that Bernie Sanders ever becomes president.
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TODAY’S BLOG:
“Coming Out Of Their Holes In Dimona And Ashkelon”
Think back to the night of March 8, 2015.
That was the evening that a massive anti-Netanyahu campaign rally was held in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv. In retrospect, it was the single event which probably propelled Netanyahu to victory in that election.
Why?
Because of the comments of the first speaker that night, artist Yair Garbuz. Garbuz began his comments by lambasting Netanyahu’s Sephardic supporters from southern Israel who he described as “amulet-kissers, idol-worshipers and people who prostrate themselves at the graves of saints.”
The result of that racist, demeaning statement was that any potential Sephardic voter in the southern Israel who had even remotely thought about not voting or voting for some party other than Likud rushed to polling places one week later and voted for Likud and Netanyahu. As a result, Netanyahu swept cities like Ashdod, Ashkelon, Beersheva, and Dimona and cruised to an unexpected victory over Bougie Herzog and Tzipi Livni.
Fast forward to yesterday.
Pollster Mano Gevo was giving an interview in which he tried to explain how his polling company had failed so miserably in predicting the results of the election on April 9th. He was especially queried how he could have missed Netanyahu’s support in the South. In answer to a question about this, Gevo opined that people “were coming out of their holes in Dimona and Ashkelon” to vote for Likud.
His comment came straight out of the Yair Garbuz compendium of racist comments–and is indicative of how the largely Ashkenazi “left” in Israel still doesn’t get it. To them, the Sephardic population of southern Israel lives in uneducated and uncivilized “holes”, and only comes out to vote for Likud.
It is a striking indictment of the pathetic Ashkenazi “left.”
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.