5 Cheshvan 5779
14 October 2018
Disastrous Photo of the Day . . .
Blackened devastation in the south (photo Maria Ouskov).
Truth if ever spoken . . .
“The situation on the Gaza border is the result the Netanyahu government and the IDF having no policy to deal with the terrorists.”
Ofer Shelah, Knesset representative of the Yesh Atid party, speaking yesterday.
The simple fact is that there is no policy except maintaining the status quo. No matter whether it is allowing Jews on the Temple Mount or building new homes in Judea and Samaria, Netanyahu will go to any length not to rock the boat.
However, the status quo on the Gaza border that Netanyahu so desperately wanted to maintain back in April has completely deteriorated, and Hamas has utterly exposed Netanyahu’s passivity and hot air at every step along the way. Now, ironically, there is nothing left for Israel to do except erect giant fans to blow the literal hot air from smoke and balloons back to Gaza.
Absurd ruling of the day. . .
The deportation of infamous Israeli-basher Lara Al-Qasem has been postponed again–this time by the ultra-left wing Israel Supreme Court. The court has ruled that she cannot be deported until yet another hearing is held to consider her case.
This probably means that the Supreme Court will rule that she cannot be deported despite a mountain of evidence that demands she be thrown out of the country.
Unbelievable.
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TODAY’S BLOG:
What Happened To Aisha al-Rabi?
To hear the Palestinians tell the suspicious story, the 48 (or 45)-year-old woman was just out for a pleasant Friday evening drive with her husband two days ago. Out for an evening drive– with her driving their car down Route 60, south of Shechem near the Tapuach Junction.
Aside from the fact that no one takes an evening leisure drive on Route 60 because of the danger posed by Palestinian “rock” and Molotov throwers, and aside from the fact that a Muslim woman driving her husband around is practically unheard of, the story becomes even stranger.
According to her husband, the happy couple was set upon by “Jewish settlers” who threw rocks at their car, one of which hit her in the head mortally wounding her.
Never mind that the husband says that he couldn’t see who threw the rocks, he says he could somehow manage to see that the rocks came from the direction of the Jewish “settlement”–and what’s more, he says he could hear the “rock throwers” speaking Hebrew.
Amazing. In the darkness of the night, the husband could see where the rocks were supposedly being thrown from, and he could hear Hebrew being spoken from inside his car.
In any case, Aisha al-Rabi has become a cause celebre among the Palestinians, thousands of whom attended her funeral. A Palestinian media report about the incident said that al-Rabi was “stoned to death” by “extremist military settler gangs.”
What does your humble servant think happened? Palestinians are mistakenly bombarded with “rocks” and Molotovs thrown by their fellow Palestinians all the time–especially at night when it is not so easy to make out license plates.
I suspect that is what happened here, but every left wing organization and media outlet in Israel and the world is determined to find Jews guilty.
Does this case remind you of any other?
How about Duma—where young Jews were tortured to admit to a crime they did not commit.
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.