Yom Shnee
Monday
18 Kislev 5782
November 22 2021
The Nauseating Quote of the Day
“He was a good man, in life he has not cursed anyone except the Jews–may Allah burn them.”
A student of the terrorist speaking yesterday about his beloved “teacher” Fadi Abu Shahidam from Shuafat who murdered Eliyahu David Kay and wounded 3 other Jews on the Temple Mount.
May Allah burn the Jews. How many times did this student hear that from Abu Shahidam?
You might remember that we wondered in yesterday’s blog about the “countless young people” that Abu Shahidam had “indoctrinated with his murderous ideology.”
It is simply unbelievable that Abu Shahidam was on the municipal Jerusalem payroll and that he was allowed to go to the Temple Mount everyday to deliver blistering sermons and lead Muslims in trying to thwart Jewish presence there.
The Video of the Night
The News on the Israeli Street
An explosion of Palestinian violence in Judea, Samara, and Jerusalem . . .
Palestinian terrorists attacked Israelis with Molotovs and “rocks” at Road 55 near Azzun, on Road 458 near Al-Muayyir, in the area of Chomesh, on Road 465 beside Deir Nizam, south of Ofra, at the southern gate of Migdal Oz, on the Shechem Bypass, near the Avraham Hassano Junction southwest of Hevron, Nabi Elias, Lupine’aia, Al Khader, Beitar, on Road 443 at the Beit Horon Bridge, on the Gush Etzion-Hevron Road near Al Aruv, Amos, between the Hala Checkpoint and Gush Etzion beside Jaba Tzurif, the Halhul Junction, the T-Junction, on the Trans-Yehuda Road between the HaOkafim Junction and the Olive Junction, and at Singil among other places.
Palestinian terrorists attacked a medical rescue vehicle on Road 465.
Palestinian terrorists attacked buses at Luban A-Sharqiya, and between Jerusalem and Ma’ale Adumim (the driver was wounded in the eye), and on line 149 from Jerusalem to Anatot (Almon) after which the line was closed down.ht.
The “rock” that smashed the window of the bus in which the driver was wounded last night:
Not really a rock. A brick. Imagine what would have happened if someone had been sitting in the blue seat to the left.
Palestinian terrorists wounded a Border Police Officer in the Old City last night.
A follow-up to the Palestinian terror attack in Yaffo yesterday . . .
Yesterday, we noted that “already there has been a copycat attack this afternoon in Yaffo where a 67-year-old man was stabbed on the street. There is no further information at this moment about the attack.”
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We now have slightly more information.
The terrorist was captured shortly thereafter and is from Jenin. What he was doing in the Tel Aviv-Yaffo area is unknown.
In the midst of all this terror . . .
Our infamous and so-called “Defense” Minister Benny Gantz is at it again today.
He has called on the COGAT head, Maj. Gen. Rassan Aliyan to strengthen the PLO by “promoting fuel terminals in Judea and Samaria to increase PLO profits, deploying a 4G network in Judea and Samaria, approving new construction outline plans for Palestinians, and approving work permits for 3,000 more Palestinians.”
Why is Gantz doing this?
According to one of his senior aides:
“The Palestinian Authority suffers from governance problems . . . In the last day, there have been shootings, one of them in the Jenin refugee camp, of the kind that embarrasses the Palestinian Authority. Violent hotspots throughout Judea and Samaria are receiving special treatment.”
To put this in plain speak: the more violently they attack us, the more we need to give them (just as we do in with Hamas terrorists in Gaza). We certainly don’t want the PLO to be embarrassed.
Unbelievable.
Vacuous in the extreme . . .
PM Bennett was at his vacuous best at the weekly Cabinet meeting yesterday leading off with “Winter is beginning, and we are on the verge of what appears to be a wave of childhood illness.”
A wave of childhood illness? We heard from the Health Ministry the other day that more than 500,000 of the 1.3 million Israelis who have been infected since the beginning of the Corona pandemic have been children. The good news is that out of that 500,000 only 11 children died and they all had severe background illness. Of course, even one death is too many, but if you were an Israeli parent with a healthy child, would you have your child vaccinated?
Bennett then moved on to the terror attack in the Old City blabbering this: “I ordered the security forces to prepare accordingly and show vigilance . . . We must increase vigilance and prevent further attacks.”
Shouldn’t our security forces always be vigilant and prepared for terror attacks?
Another demonstration in Jerusalem . . .
Protesters continuing with their nightly demonstrations at the Strings Bridge entry into Jerusalem demanding police accountability in the death of Ahuvia Sandak last year took a different, more graphic approach last night:
This was the exact way that Sendak was killed when a police car intentionally hit the car he was riding in and flipped it over. Obviously, the effigy on the ground is meant to be Sandak.
And so it goes in Israel today . . .
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.