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FeedJournal Basic feedjournal.com 8/5/2010 at 3:23:00 AM - 8/5/2010 at 2:42:40 PM Calling Gaza a prison camp is an understatement | Laila El-Haddad by Laila El-Haddad (Hija del Zion para Israel - Daughter of Zion for Israel) Submitted at 8/5/2010 6:35:52 AM There may be some semblance of civil life and stability in Gaza, but it is our freedoms that are under siege It’s three years since I’ve been back to Gaza. Much has happened since my last visit. Fatah waged a failed coup and now rules only the West Bank, while Hamas is in charge of Gaza. Israel launched its deadly Cast Lead assault . Fuel shortages. Electricity crises. And so on. I needed to regain perspective. So I walked and I talked and I listened. I went to the beach where women – skinny jeans and all – were smoking water pipes, swimming and generally having a good time, irrespective of the purported Hamas ban on women smoking sheesha. During the eight hours of electricity we get each day, I logged on to the internet and browsed the English- language papers. It seemed like suddenly everyone was an expert on Gaza, claiming they knew what it’s really like. Naysayers and their ilk have been providing us with the same evidence” that Gaza is burgeoning: the markets are full of produce, fancy restaurants abound, there are pools and parks and malls … all is well in the most isolated place on earth – Gaza, the “ prison camp” that is not. If you take things at face value, and set aside for a moment the bizarre idea that the availability of such amenities precludes the existence of hardship, you’ll be inclined to believe what you read. So, is there a humanitarian crisis or not? That seems to be the question of the hour. But it is the wrong one to be asking. The message I’ve been hearing over and over again since I returned to Gaza is this: the siege is not a siege on foods; it is a siege on freedoms – freedom to move in and out of Gaza, freedom to fish more than three miles out at to sea, freedom to learn, to work, to farm, to build, to live, to prosper. Gaza was never a place with a quantitative food shortage; it is a place where many people lack the means to buy food and other goods because of a closure policy whose tenets are “ no development, no prosperity, and no humanitarian crisis“, Gisha, the Legal Centre for the Freedom of Movement, explained in a press release. The move from a “white list” of allowable imports to a “black list” might sound in good in theory (ie everything is banned except xyz, to only the following things are banned) but in practice only 40% of Gaza’s supply needs are being met, according to Gisha. The Palestinian Federation of Industries estimates that only a few hundred of Gaza’s 3,900 factories and workshops will be able to start up again under present conditions Sure, there are a handful of fancy restaurants in Gaza. And yes, there is a new mall (infinitely smaller and less glamorous than it has been portrayed). As for food, it is in good supply, having found its way here either through Israeli crossings or the vast network of tunnels between Gaza and Egypt. Of course, this leaves aside the question of who in Gaza’s largely impoverished population (the overwhelming majority of whose income is less than $2 a day, 61% of whom are food insecure) can really afford mangoes at $4 a kilo or grapes at $8 a kilo. A recent trip to the grocery store revealed that meat has risen to $13 a kilo. Fish, once a cheap source of protein, goes for $15 to $35 a kilo. And so on. Prices are on par with those of a developed country, except we are not in a developed country. We are a de- developed occupied territory. All of the above adds up to the erasure of the market economy and its replacement with a system where everyone is turned into some kind of welfare recipient. But people don’t want handouts and uncertainty and despair; they want their dignity and their freedom, employment and prosperity and possibility. Perhaps most significantly, they want to be able to move freely – something they still cannot do. Let’s take the case of Fadi. His father recently had heart surgery. He wanted to seek followup care abroad, at his own expense, but he doesn’t fall into the specified categories allowed out of Gaza for travel, whether through Egypt or Israel. “He’s not considered a level-one priority,” Fadi explained. “Can you please tell me why I can’t decide when I want to travel and what hospital I can take him to?” Even the cream of Gazan high- school students must lobby the Israeli authorities long and hard to be allowed out to complete their studies. They literally have to start a campaign in conjunction with human rights groups to raise enough awareness about their plight, and then look for local individuals to blog about their progress, explained Ibrahim, who was approached by one organisation to “sponsor a student”. I have no doubt that if Stephanie Gutmann and Melanie Phillips lived in Gaza their principle worry would not be about “what parts of their bodies they can display”, it would be the fact that they would not be allowed out again. It would be because everything from the kind of food they would have on their plate to when they can turn on the lights to what they can clothe those bodies with and whether or not they can obtain a degree is determined by an occupying power. Using the phrase “prison camp” to describe Gaza, as Britain’s prime minister did, is not vile rhetoric. It is an understatement and even a misnomer. Prisoners are guilty of a crime, yet they are guaranteed access to certain things – electricity and water, even education – where Gazans are not. What crime did Gazans commit, except, to quote my late grandmother, “being born Palestinian”? Ketchup and cookies may be flowing to Gaza in slightly greater quantities than before. But so bloody what? Goods for export are not flowing out. Nor, for that matter, are people. So while there may be some semblance of civil life and stability in Gaza, there is absolutely no political horizon or true markers of freedom to speak of. And as long as freedom of movement is stifled, whether by Israel or Egypt, and export-quality goods, which account for a large portion of Gaza’s manufacturing output, are forbidden from leaving Gaza, all the malls and mangoes in the world won’t make a bit of difference. • Comments on this article are set to remain open for 24 hours from the time of publication but may be closed overnight Gaza Palestinian territories Israel Egypt Civil liberties – international Middle East Laila El-Haddad guardian.co.uk© Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions| More Feeds Hija del Zion para Israel Support Israel Lessons from Camp David | Ben White Ten years after Bill Clinton guided failed Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, the idea of a negotiation on equal terms is now defunctTen years ago this month, Israelis and Palestinians gathered at Camp ... 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Calling Gaza a prison camp is an understatement| Laila El-Haddadby Laila El-Haddad (Hija delZion para Israel - Daughter ofZion for Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 6:35:52 AM

There may be some semblance ofcivil life and stability in Gaza, but itis our freedoms that are under siege It’s three years since I’ve been backto Gaza. Much has happened sincemy last visit. Fatah waged a failedcoup and now rules only the WestBank, while Hamas is in charge ofGaza. Israel launched its deadly CastLead assaul t . Fuel shor tages .Electr ic i ty cr ises . And so on. I needed to regain perspective. So Iwalked and I talked and I listened. Iwent to the beach where women –skinny jeans and all – were smokingwater pipes, swimming and generallyhaving a good time, irrespective ofthe purported Hamas ban on womensmoking sheesha. During the eight hours of electricitywe get each day, I logged on to theinternet and browsed the English-language papers. It seemed likesuddenly everyone was an expert onGaza, claiming they knew what it’sreally like. Naysayers and their ilkhave been providing us with the same“ evidence” that Gaza is burgeoning:the markets are full of produce, fancyrestaurants abound, there are poolsand parks and malls … all is well inthe most isolated place on earth –Gaza, the “ prison camp” that is not. If you take things at face value, andset aside for a moment the bizarreidea that the availability of suchamenities precludes the existence ofhardship, you’ll be inclined to believewhat you read. So, is there a humanitarian crisis ornot? That seems to be the question ofthe hour. But it is the wrong one to beasking. The message I’ve been hearing overand over again since I returned toGaza is this: the siege is not a siegeon foods; it is a siege on freedoms –freedom to move in and out of Gaza,freedom to fish more than three milesout at to sea, freedom to learn, towork, to farm, to build, to live, toprosper.

Gaza was never a place with aquantitative food shortage; it is aplace where many people lack themeans to buy food and other goodsbecause of a closure policy whosetenets are “ no development, noprosperity, and no humanitariancrisis“, Gisha, the Legal Centre forthe Freedom of Movement, explainedin a press release. The move from a “white list” ofallowable imports to a “black list”might sound in good in theory (ieeverything is banned except xyz, toonly the following things are banned)but in practice only 40% of Gaza’ssupp ly needs a re be ing me t ,according to Gisha. The PalestinianFederation of Industries estimates thatonly a few hundred of Gaza’s 3,900factories and workshops will be ableto start up again under presentconditions Sure, there are a handful of fancyrestaurants in Gaza. And yes, there isa new mall (infinitely smaller and lessg l a m o r o u s t h a n i t h a s b e e np o r t r a y e d ) . As for food, it is in good supply,having found its way here eitherthrough Israeli crossings or the vastnetwork of tunnels between Gaza andEgypt. Of course, this leaves aside thequestion of who in Gaza’s largelyimpover i shed popula t ion ( theoverwhelming majority of whoseincome is less than $2 a day, 61% ofwhom are food insecure) can reallyafford mangoes at $4 a kilo or grapesat $8 a kilo. A recent trip to thegrocery store revealed that meat hasrisen to $13 a kilo. Fish, once a cheapsource of protein, goes for $15 to $35a kilo. And so on. Prices are on par with those of adeveloped country, except we are notin a developed country. We are a de-developed occupied territory. All of the above adds up to theerasure of the market economy and itsreplacement with a system whereeveryone is turned into some kind ofwelfare recipient. But people don’twant handouts and uncertainty anddespair; they want their dignity andtheir freedom, employment andprosperity and possibility.

Perhaps most significantly, they wantto be able to move freely – somethingthey still cannot do. Let’s take the case of Fadi. His fatherrecently had heart surgery. He wantedto seek followup care abroad, at hisown expense, but he doesn’t fall intothe specified categories allowed outof Gaza for travel, whether throughEgypt or Israel. “He’s not considereda level-one priority,” Fadi explained.“Can you please tell me why I can’tdecide when I want to travel and whathospital I can take him to?” Even the cream of Gazan high-school students must lobby the Israeliauthorities long and hard to beallowed out to complete their studies.They l i teral ly have to s tar t acampaign in conjunction with humanrights groups to raise enoughawareness about their plight, and thenlook for local individuals to blogabout their progress, explainedIbrahim, who was approached by oneorganisation to “sponsor a student”. I have no doubt that if StephanieGutmann and Melanie Phillips livedin Gaza their principle worry wouldnot be about “what parts of theirbodies they can display”, it would bethe fact that they would not beallowed out again. It would bebecause everything from the kind offood they would have on their plate towhen they can turn on the lights towhat they can clothe those bodieswith and whether or not they canobtain a degree is determined by anoccupying power. Using the phrase “prison camp” todescribe Gaza, as Britain’s primeminister did, is not vile rhetoric. It isan understatement and even amisnomer. Prisoners are guilty of acrime, yet they are guaranteed accessto certain things – electricity andwater, even education – whereGazans are not. What crime didGazans commit, except, to quote mylate grandmother, “being bornPalestinian”? Ketchup and cookies may be flowingto Gaza in slightly greater quantitiesthan before. But so bloody what?Goods for export are not flowing out.Nor, for that matter, are people. So

while there may be some semblanceof civil life and stability in Gaza,there is absolutely no politicalhorizon or true markers of freedom tospeak of. And as long as f reedom ofmovement is stifled, whether byIsrael or Egypt, and export-qualitygoods, which account for a largeportion of Gaza’s manufacturingoutput, are forbidden from leavingGaza, all the malls and mangoes inthe world won’t make a bit ofdifference.• Comments on this article are set toremain open for 24 hours from thetime of publication but may be closedovernight• Gaza• Palestinian territories• Israel• Egypt• Civil liberties – international• Middle East

Laila El-Haddad guardian.co.uk© Guardian News &Media Limited 2010 | Use of thiscontent is subject to our Terms &Conditions| More Feeds Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• Lessons from Camp David | BenWhite Ten years after Bill Clintonguided failed Israeli-Palestinian peacetalks, the idea of a negotiation onequal terms is now defunctTen yearsago th i s month , I s rae l i s andPalestinians gathered at Camp ...• Off the hook: Israel’s own Widgeryinquiry into Bloody Monday | ChrisDoyle Israel cannot be trusted toinvestigate its military over the Gazaflotilla raid. Only an international,independent inquiry will doThe manwho ordered the attack on the aidflotilla to Gaza, set up t...• Iran sends aid ships to Gaza Pro-Palestine Iranian organisation sendstwo aid ships in a move that mayinflame relations with Israel over itsGaza blockadeIran is sending two aidshipments towards Gaza, officialssaid today, a mo...

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Border Clash: A Case Study in ReutersPhotographyby Honest Reporting (Hija delZion para Israel - Daughter ofZion for Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 3:39:00 AM

The sheer number of photos involvedmakes this post both daunting andnecessary. Daunting, because 25 is a lot ofimages (and captions) to look overand post. Necessary, because this isthe only way to demonstrate how farover the top Reuters photographerswent in covering Tuesday’s clashalong the Israeli-Lebanese border.The images also raise some verytroubling questions. The Issues 1. Five photographers, (in addition toa n u n k n o w n n u m b e r o fstringers) from one news servicecovering what was supposed to beroutine IDF border maintenance workis astounding. The Reuters photographers identifiedwith photo credits are Ali Hashisho,Hamad Almakt, Kamel Jaber, BazRatner, and Karamallah Daher (not tobe confused with AP photographerRonith Daher who also covered theborder skirmish). Ratner and Almaktworked on the Israeli side of theborder. The rest of the images arefrom the Lebanese side. 2. Reuters’ coverage and access to somany positions along the bordermakes us wonder if some or all ofthese photographers expected to“only” cover IDF gardening or thestart of the next Lebanon war. Reuters’ photos simply blew awaythe other news agencies. Had theskirmish escalated, the wire servicewould have been well-poised toproduce lots of gory images of deadand injured Lebanese soldiers andcivilians. 3. It’s reasonable to assume Reuters’picture desk staff and editors knewwhat was going on. There’s no waythe picture desk could have beenflooded with these kinds of imageswithout higher ups wondering howso many photographers were able toshare the same scoop. 4. Some images of Israeli soldierstaken from the Lebanese side of theborder are so close, it’s a miracle thatmore journalists weren’t killed orinjured by IDF fire. In the heat ofbattle, it’s very easy to confuse largecamera equipment, like a zoom lens,with a weapon. As it was, Assaf Abu Rahhal of thepro-Syrian paper, al-Akhbar waski l led , whi le Al i Chouaib ofHezbollah’s Al-Manar was injured. 5. Seven of the 25 pictures (28p e r c e n t ) h a v e a nunidentified ”stringer” photo credit;this is very suspicious and leaves a lotof unanswered questions as to whothe photographers are. Common practice is for stringers —local free-lance photographers not

employed by the news service — tobe credited by name, followed by theword “Stringer” or “STR” to indicatethe photographer’s status. None of theseven stringer photo credits identifiedanyone by name. 6. One photographer deserving closerscrutiny is Ali Hashisho. Judgingfrom his especially close access andcapt ions, i t ’s worth asking i fHashisho also serves in the LebaneseArmy, UNIFIL, or  some otherposition that might be a conflict ofinterest with his work for Reuters. 7. We linked to the images onDayLife for further documentation. 8. HonestReporting obtained sixunpublished graphic photos which weare including in this post. Despitetheir graphic nature, we are includingthose images because they furtherdemonstrate the unrestricted accessthe Reuters photographers enjoyed.All are branded with Reuterswatermarks. 9. It should be noted that Reuterswasn’ t the on ly agency wi thphotographers on scene. AP, forexample, had its own photographicissues which we blogged Tuesdaynight. However, for the reasons listedabove, we’re singling out Reuters forspecial attention. The Photographs Israeli soldiers hold weapons at alook out point in Kibbutz Misgav Amnear the border with Lebanon August3, 2010. Israeli and Lebanese troopsfought a rare cross-border skirmishon Tuesday that killed four Lebaneseand an Israeli officer in the mostserious violence along the frontiersince a 2006 war. REUTERS/HamadAlmakt The body of Assaf Abu Rahhal, areporter and photographer, andc o r r e s p o n d e n t f o r a l - A k h b a rnewspaper, is seen after he was killedduring clashes between Lebanese andIsraeli soldiers at Adaisseh village,southern Lebanon August 3, 2010.Israeli and Lebanese troops fought arare cross-border skirmish onTuesday that killed four Lebaneseand an Israeli officer in the mostserious violence along the frontiersince a 2006 war. Reuters/AliHashisho An Israeli soldier holds a machinegun atop an armoured jeep near theborder with Lebanon August 3, 2010.Israeli and Lebanese troops fought arare cross-border skirmish onTuesday that killed four Lebaneseand an Israeli officer in the mostserious violence along the frontiersince a 2006 war. Reuters/Baz Ratner An United Nations Interim Force inLebanon (UNIFIL) employee walkspast a burnt field after clashesbetween Lebanese and Israeli soldiersa t Adaisseh vi l lage , southernLebanon August 3, 2010. Israeli andLebanese troops fought a rare cross-border skirmish on Tuesday that

killed four Lebanese and an Israeliofficer in the most serious violencealong the frontier since a 2006 war.REUTERS/Ali Hashisho Assaf Abu Rahhal, a reporter andphotographer, and correspondent foral-Akhbar newspaper, who diedduring clashes between Lebanese andIsraeli soldiers at Adaisseh village,southern Lebanon is seen in thisundated handout obtained August 3,2010. Rahhal was one of fourLebanese killed in a rare cross-borderskirmish on Tuesday between Israeliand Lebanese troops. An Israeliofficer was also killed in the mostserious violence along the frontiersince a 2006 war. REUTERS/Handout Lebanese soldiers take up position asU.N peacekeepers (in blue berets)gesture towards Israeli soldiers at theLebanese-Israeli border in Adaissehvillage, southern Lebanon August 3,2010. REUTERS/ STR Zahiya Hamoushi, a villager, reactsduring clashes between Lebanese andIsraeli soldiers at Adaisseh village,southern Lebanon August 3, 2010.Israeli and Lebanese troops fought arare cross-border skirmish onTuesday that killed four Lebaneseand an Israeli officer in the mostserious violence along the frontiersince a 2006 war. REUTERS/AliHashisho U.N peacekeepers in armouredvehicles inspect the area whereclashes between Lebanese and Israelisoldiers took place at Adaissehvillage, southern Lebanon August 3,2010. Israeli and Lebanese troopsfought a rare cross-border skirmishon Tuesday that killed four Lebaneseand an Israeli officer in the mostserious violence along the frontiersince a 2006 war. Reuters/AliHashisho Remains of a dead Lebanese soldierare seen scattered on a street at acheckpoint for the Lebanese army atAdaisseh village, southern LebanonAugust 3, 2010. Israeli and Lebanesetroops fought a rare cross-borderskirmish on Tuesday that killed fourLebanese and an Israeli officer in themost serious violence along thefrontier since a 2006 war.  REUTERS/Ali Hashisho A rifle lies on the boot and part of adead Lebanese soldier’s leg atAdaisseh village, southern LebanonAugust 3, 2010. An Israeli helicopteron Tuesday fired two missiles at aLebanese army post near the southernb o r d e r v i l l a g e o f A d a i s s e h ,destroying an armoured personnelcarrier, a security source said. ALebanese journal is t and threeLebanese soldiers died after theI s r ae l i and Lebanese a rmie sexchanged fire in the border area, asecurity source said. REUTERS/AliHashisho A dead Lebanese soldier lies on a

street at Adaisseh village, southernLebanon August 3, 2010. An Israelihelicopter on Tuesday fired twomissiles at a Lebanese army post nearthe southern border vil lage ofAdaisseh, destroying an armouredpersonnel carrier, a security sourcesaid. A Lebanese journalist and threeLebanese soldiers died after theI s r ae l i and Lebanese a rmie sexchanged fire in the border area, asecurity source said.REUTERS/AliHashisho A dead Lebanese soldier lies on astreet at Adaisseh village, southernLebanon August 3, 2010. An Israelihelicopter on Tuesday fired twomissiles at a Lebanese army post nearthe southern border vil lage ofAdaisseh, destroying an armouredpersonnel carrier, a security sourcesaid. A Lebanese journalist and threeLebanese soldiers died after theI s r ae l i and Lebanese a rmie sexchanged fire in the border area, asecurity source said. REUTERS/ AliHashisho Lebanese medics and soldiers lift aLebanese soldier wounded by anIsraeli tank, onto a stretcher atAdaisseh village, village southernLebanon August 3, 2010. An Israelihelicopter on Tuesday fired twomissiles at a Lebanese army post nearthe southern border vil lage ofAdaisseh, destroying an armouredpersonnel carrier, a security sourcesaid. A Lebanese journalist and threeLebanese soldiers died after theI s r ae l i and Lebanese a rmie sexchanged fire in the border area, asecurity source said. REUTERS/AliHashisho A Lebanese soldier wounded by anIsraeli tank, lies on a street atAdaisseh village, southern LebanonAugust 3, 2010. An Israeli helicopteron Tuesday fired two missiles at aLebanese army post near the southernb o r d e r v i l l a g e o f A d a i s s e h ,destroying an armoured personnelcarrier, a security source said. ALebanese journal is t and threeLebanese soldiers died after theI s r ae l i and Lebanese a rmie sexchanged fire in the border area, asecurity source said. Reuters/AliHashisho Civilians help a wounded Lebanesesoldier at Adaisseh village, southernLebanon August 3, 2010. An Israelihelicopter on Tuesday fired twomissiles at a Lebanese army post nearthe southern border vil lage ofAdaisseh, destroying an armouredpersonnel carrier, a security sourcesaid. A Lebanese journalist and threeLebanese soldiers died after theI s r ae l i and Lebanese a rmie sexchanged fire in the border area, asecurity source said. Reuters/KamelJaber A Lebanese soldier helps a wounded

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soldier at Adaisseh village, southernLebanon August 3, 2010. An Israelihelicopter on Tuesday fired twomissiles ata Lebanese army post nearthe southern border vil lage ofAdaisseh, destroying an armouredpersonnel carrier, a security sourcesaid. A Lebanese journalist and threeLebanese soldiers died after theI s r ae l i and Lebanese a rmie sexchanged fire in the border area, asecurity source said. REUTERS/AliHashisho An U.N. peacekeeper waves a UnitedNations Interim Force in Lebanon(UNIFIL) flag at Israeli soldiers onthe Lebanese-Israeli border atAdaisseh village,southern LebanonAugust 3, 2010. An Israeli helicopteron Tuesday fired two missiles at aLebanese army post near the southernb o r d e r v i l l a g e o f A d a i s s e h ,destroying an armoured personnelcarrier, a security source said. ALebanese journal is t and threeLebanese soldiers died after theI s r ae l i and Lebanese a rmie sexchanged fire in the border area, asecurity source said. REUTERS/STR Lebanese so ld ie r s and U.N.peacekeepers (L and 3rd L) stand atthe Lebanese-Israeli border inAdaisseh village, southern LebanonAugust 3, 2010. An Israelihelicopteron Tuesday fired two missiles at aLebanese army post near the southernb o r d e r v i l l a g e o f A d a i s s e h ,destroying an armoured personnelcarrier, a security source said. ALebanese journal is t and threeLebanese soldiers died after theI s r ae l i and Lebanese a rmie sexchanged fire in the border area, asecurity source said. REUTERS/STR Lebanese soldiers take up position as

U.N peacekeepers (in blue berets)gesture towards Israeli soldiers at theLebanese-Israeli border in Adaissehvillage,southern Lebanon August 3,2010. An Israeli helicopter onTuesday fired two missiles at aLebanese army post near the southernb o r d e r v i l l a g e o f A d a i s s e h ,destroying an armoured personnelcarrier, a security source said. ALebanese journal is t and threeLebanese soldiers died after theI s r ae l i and Lebanese a rmie sexchanged fire in the border area, asecurity source said. REUTERS/STR An Israeli soldier is seen on a craneon the Lebanese side of the Lebanese-Israeli border near Adaisseh village,southern Lebanon August 3, 2010.Israeliartillery shelled the Lebanesevillage on Tuesday, wounding twopeople, after Lebanese Army troopsfired warning shots at Israeli soldiersalong the usually quiet but tensefrontier, witnesses said. REUTERS/STR Israeli soldiers take up position nearthe border with Lebanon August 3,2010. Israeli artillery shelled aLebanese vi l lage on Tuesday,wounding two people,after LebaneseArmy troops fired warning shots atIsraeli soldiers along the usually quietbut tense frontier, witnesses said.REUTERS/Hamad Almakt An Israeli soldier is seen on a craneon the Lebanese side on the Lebanese-Israeli borders near Adaisseh village,southern Lebanon, August 3, 2010.Israeli artillery shelled a Lebanesevillage Tuesday, wounding twopeople, after Lebanese Army troopsfired warning shots at Israeli soldiersalong the usually quiet but tensefrontier, witnesses said. REUTERS/

Stringer U.N. peacekeepers gesture and shoutat Israeli soldiers on the Lebanese-Israeli borders near Adaisseh village,southern Lebanon, August 3, 2010.Israeli artillery shelled a Lebanesevillage Tuesday, wounding twopeople, after Lebanese Army troopsfired warning shots at Israeli soldiersalong the usually quiet but tensefrontier, witnesses said. REUTERS/STR Lebanese so ld i e r s and U .Npeacekeepers patrol the area nearAdaisseh village, southern LebanonAugust 3, 2010. Israeli artilleryshelled the Lebanese village Tuesday,wounding two people, after LebaneseArmy troops fired warning shots atIsraeli soldiers along the usually quietbut tense frontier, witnesses said.REUTERS/ Karmallah Daher U.N peacekeepers on their armouredvehicles patrol Adaisseh village,southern Lebanon August 3, 2010.Israeli artillery shelled the Lebanesevillage onTuesday, wounding twopeople, after Lebanese Army troopsfired warning shots at Israeli soldiersalong the usually quiet but tensefrontier, witnesses said. REUTERS/Karamallah Daher Troubling Questions The pattern we see in these 25images raises serious questions aboutReuters. 1. How were five photographersencouraged to cover routine IDFmaintenance work — which is simplynon-news? Who tipped them off, andwhy? 2. How did Reuters photographersget such wide, unrestricted access tothe combat zone? 3 . Who are the unident i f ied

stringers? Do they, or any of the fiveidentified photographers, have anyconfl icts of interest requir ingdisclosure, in the interests of ethicaljournalism? Why did Reuters breakwith journalistic norms and not creditseven images with the photographer’sname? 4. Is it fair to say that the Lebanesesource who tipped off journalists tobe in the Adaisseh area of the borderbears responibility for the death ofAssaf Abu Rahhal? 5. Did any higher ups in the Reuterscha in o f command ra i se anyques t ions? Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• On The Eve Of Independence Day /Be’erev Yom Ha’atzmaut On TheEve Of Independence Day / Be'erevYom Ha'atzmaut...• Jewish Literature Between TheBible And The Mishnah, with CD-ROM, Second Edi t ion JewishLiterature Between The Bible AndThe Mishnah, with CD-ROM, SecondEdition In this fully revised andexpanded edit ion, Nickelsburgintroduces the reader to the broadrange of Jewish literat...• Wedding Room – Please WaitEvery year over 5,000 Israeli couplesfly to the Mediterranean island ofCyprus, just a 55 minute plane trip tovalidate their relationship with a civilmarriage ceremony. In Israel, th...

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Once again, Arabs go crazy overJews prayingby Elder of Ziyon (Hija del Zionpara Israel - Daughter of Zionfor Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 6:18:00 AM

Palestine Press Agency reports yetagain: Last night, about 500 settlersstormed the area of Joseph’s Tomb inNablus. Sources said the local settlerspracticed biblical rituals at the gravein a provocative way, and they wereunder the protection of a large forceof Israeli soldiers who helped them tobreak into the area. Joseph’s Tomb is supposed to beavailable for Jewish worship underexisting agreements between Israeland the PA. These visits are alwayscoordinated. There is no reason to assume that theworshippers are all “settlers.” Hamas was really ticked off: Minister of Waqf in the Gaza

government Taleb Abu Sha’ar calledthe visit of 300 settlers to Joseph’sTomb in Nablus a “violation” and“provocative.” The visit, which saw military patrolsenter a residential area south ofNablus at midnight and close offstreets, culminated in the arrival of 20military vehicles and six buses ofreligious Jews who remained underheavy guard at the tomb betwen 1 and5a.m. Abu Sha’ar said the mili tarymeasures and the forceful visit to theholy place, believed to be the burialarea of patriarch Jospeh and his twosons, was a “violation of the holyplace,” and took place on the “pretextthat the area belongs only to them[Jewish worshipers].” In 1993 the mosque was partitioned,half was designated for Jewish useand the other half for Muslim use. I guess that all that talk about howHamas has no problem with Jews is

not quite accurate. Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• In Israel, some Holocaust survivorsface hard times A number of agingsurvivors, poor, with no family, ornone willing to help, are finding ithard to get by. A few lucky ones arecared for at a shelter in Haifa.... ...• Who benefits from the Shalitmarch? Who benefits from the Shalitmarch? Lest you haveany doubt who the biggest fans of theShalit family march are.... TheDetainees’ Support Commi...• M a l a y s i a n o p - e d w a r n s“blasphemy” may lead to “apostasy”— but what does apostasy lead to?Malaysian op-ed warns "blasphemy"may lead to "apostasy" -- but whatd o e s a p o s t a s y l e a d t o ?. . .

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Elena Kagantied to Obamabirth certificateby NoahDavidSimon (Hija delZion para Israel - Daughter ofZion for Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 4:39:00 AM

the sad thing about my falling outwith Yid With Lid the blogger is thatI don’t get to laugh at him about this.He really seemed to think the BirthCer t i f i c a t e c l a im was c r azy .Obviously not that is if you believeWorld Nut Daily… but then it isn’tjust them that are on this now.

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Elena Kagan: Pro-Shariaby Robert (Hija del Zion paraIsrael - Daughter of Zion forIsrael)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 5:30:17 AM

Elena Kagan: Pro-Sharia Ignoranceand naivete, mixed in with thefashionable Leftist contempt forAmerica. “Critics allege Elena Kaganis sympathetic to Sharia law,” byCaroline May in The Daily Caller,August 5:[...] Kagan’s detractors point to hertime as the dean of Harvard LawSchool as the primary demonstrationof her approval of Sharia. AndrewMcCarthy, a senior fellow at theNational Review Institute, wrote in anarticle on The National Review’swebsite that as Harvard Law Schooldean, Kagan “became the championof sharia.” Included in Kagan’s offensives asdean, according to McCarthy, wascondoning the acceptance of $20million from Saudi prince Alwaleedbin Talal — who blamed the attacksof 9/11 on American foreign policy— to fund programs on Islam. Shealso spearheaded the “IslamicFinance Project,” a program aimed atmainstreaming Sharia-compliant

finance in America. And, as somepoint out, she awarded the HarvardMedal of Freedom to the chief justiceof the Supreme Court of Pakistan,Iftikhar Chaudhry, who critics say isa promoter of Sharia. Robert Spencer, the director of JihadWatch, told The Daily Caller thatKagan would help advance Sharialaw in America out of ignorance.“[Kagan] would knowingly andwittingly abet the advance of Sharia,but she wouldn’t do it understandinganything about Sharia. She would doit out of her ignorance.” Spencer attributes Kagan’s fondnessfor Sharia to naïveté and liberalism.“There is a general tendency on thepart of political liberals in the UnitedStates today to take a benign view ofIslam and Islamic law,” he said.“They are generally uninformed andshare a hatred of the West andWestern civilization.” According to Spencer, Kagan will bea willing accomplice in the ongoingstealth jihad — or the institution ofSharia into non-Muslim societies vianon-violent means, such as the courtsand mainstreaming Islamic customs— currently underway against theWest. “The goal of the jihad is to

assert the primacy of Islamic law overnon-Muslim society and over Muslimsocieties where i t is not fullyenforced, and that can take placeeither through violent or non-violentmeans and the goal is the same,” hesaid. [...] Spencer says that he doubts thequestion of Kagan’s support forSharia will come up in this week’sSenate debate. “In general Americanlawmakers have been entirely remisson this issue. They have beenuninformed and content in theirignorance. In some ways they havebeen bamboozled by the successfulefforts by Islamic supremacist groupslike the Council on American IslamicRelations (CAIR) to portray anyopposition to Sharia as hatred andbigotry and intolerance,” he said. “Ofcourse no politician wants to beportrayed as that. It is the kiss ofdeath.” Posted by Robert on August 5, 20105:30 AM| No Comments Print this entry| FaceBook| Email this entry| Digg this| del.icio.us

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Information related to Obama’smom’s travel schedule out of thecountry have also disappeared. Just when you thought there couldn’tbe any more players in the ongoingsoap opera over the hunt for PresidentObama’s original birth certificate andhis constitutional eligibility for office,there comes yet another name: ElenaKagan. Yes , the same Elena Kagannominated by the commander in chiefto be the next justice on the U.S.Supreme Court has actually beenplaying a role for some time in thedispute over whether Obama islegally qualified to be in the WhiteHouse. Here’s the connection. Kagan servedas solicitor general of the UnitedStates from March 2009 until May ofthis year. In that role, she legally representedthe U.S. government in numerouscases coming before the SupremeCourt. A simple search of the high court’sown website reveals Kagan’s namecoming up at least nine times ondockets involving Obama eligibilityissues. Searching the dockets at the U.S.Supreme Court’s website revealsElena Kagan’s name coming upnumerous times on cases challengingPresident Obama’s constitutionaleligibility for office. (Supreme Courtscreenshot with name highlighted byWND, Aug. 4, 2010) Docket No, 09-724, for instance,

comes up with this in the searchresult: Title: The Real Truth About Obama,Inc., Petitioner v. Federal ElectionCommiss ion , e t a l . Reply ofpetitioner The Real Truth AboutObama, Inc. filed. The Real TruthAbout Obama, Inc. Elena Kagan(Story continues below) Clicking on any of the docketsreveals who the original petitionerswere, as well as what proceedingsand orders were issued in each case.Here’s another docket, with JamalKiyemba v. Barack H. Obama. Elena Kagan’s name is noted assolicitor general for cases involvingObama’s consdtitutional eligibility.(Supreme Court screenshot withname highlighted by WND, Aug. 4,2010) The fact Kagan handled these casesand is now Obama’s first choice forthe high court is raising someeyebrows.“She was the solicitor general for allthe suits against him filed with theSupreme Court to show proof ofnatural-born citizenship,” notes WNDr e a d e r C a r l J o r g e n s e n o fFarmingdale, N.J. “He owes her bigtime.”“All of the requests were denied ofcourse,” Jorgensen continued. “Theywere never heard. It just keeps gettingdeeper and deeper, doesn’t it? TheAmerican people mean nothing anylonger. It’s all about payback time forthose that compromised themselves toelect someone that really has no true

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UK: The Talibanisationof British childhood byhardline parentsby Esther (Hija del Zion paraIsrael - Daughter of Zion forIsrael)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 6:36:00 AM

UK: The Talibanisation of Britishchildhood by hardline parents Via Da i ly Mai l h / t Ver i t a sUnive r sa l i s Last November, on the steps of TateBritain, I witnessed a scene thattroubles me still. A furious Asian father was shakinghis young son and tearing up thepicture his child had drawn. T h e b o y k i c k e d a n d c r i e d .Recognising my face from TVappearances I had made as acommentator on current affairs, thefather came across to say ‘hello’. So I asked him what his child haddone that had made him so angry. Heexplained that according to hisIslamic mentors, drawing pictures ofpeople was forbidden. I was flabbergasted. After all, thiswas in the middle of Britain’s multi-cultural capital – a modernmetropolis, not some dusty backstreet

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Lebanese leaders continue tocontradict themselvesby Elder of Ziyon (Hija del Zionpara Israel - Daughter of Zionfor Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 3:55:00 AM

The backtracking of the Lebanese tosave face for what was a premediated,unprovoked attack continues. They have abandoned the lies ofIsrael crossing the Blue Line, of themonly shooting “warning shots,” andothers. The latest statement fromLebanese General Jean Kahwajishows yet again how they cannotkeep their story straight: Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF)commander General Jean Kahwaji onWednesday said that Israel DefenseForces (IDF) troops entered onTuesday a disputed area along theBlue Line, despite objections fromthe Lebanese army and UNIFIL, theNational News Agency (NNA)reported. Lebanese and Israeli soldiersexchanges fire Tuesday at the bordervillage of Adaisseh in the fiercestclashes since the 2006 July War. Theclash resulted in the killing of twoLebanese soldiers, a journalist and asenior Israeli officer. The clashes started after Israeli unitsattempted to cut down contested treesalong the border, which the UN said

Wednesday were within Israeliterritory. Kahwaji said the Israeli decision wasa violation of UN Security CouncilResolution 1701, adding that “ thearmy agreed to cutting down the treestoday after necessary conditions weremet.” UNIFIL uni ts supervised onWednesday morning the removal oftrees along the southern border incoordination with the Lebanese army. So the trees that were supposedly inLebanese territory on Tuesday wereallowed to be cut down by Israel onWednesday? Plus he claims thatUNIFIL was objecting to the treecutting even though it had all beencoordinated with them? The IDF did say that UNIFIL askedthem to delay the cutting, twice, forunspecified reasons, and the IDFcomplied. The only part of the IDF story that Ibelieve might be slightly inaccurate isthe map they handed out: Looking at the famous picture of thecherry-picker, we see a curve in theroad just north of the famous tree: At the point where the road curves,the Blue Line is somewhat closer tothe road (Google Maps yellow lineonly approximates the Blue Line; youcan see what is apparently the real

Blue Line right above it): There is still no doubt that the IDFwas within its side of the Blue Line,but the Lebanese were much closer –which may account for the accuracyof the sniper gunshot that hit the IDFofficer in the head. Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• 15 Meter Whale Ske le tonExcavated in Israel One of the biggestWhale skeleton in the world wasunearthed on Sunday April 26 2009in Ashkelon harbor and will bepassed to conservation and study inHaifa University. The 15-meter-lo...• Brussels: A Muslim majority in 20years? Brussels: A Muslim majorityin 20 years?See related articles:*Antwerp: 40% of elementary schoolstudents are Muslim* Brussels:Possible Muslim majority in 15-20years* Brussels: 56.5% immigrantpop...• Taking anti-Semitism seriouslyTaking anti-Semitism seriouslyThere was a reception this week inhonor of Hannah Rosenthal. It washosted by Hillary Clinton at the StateDepart...

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British woman arrestedfor walking throughDubai shopping mall ina bikiniby Robert (Hija del Zion paraIsrael - Daughter of Zion forIsrael)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 6:02:16 AM

British woman arrested for walkingthrough Dubai shopping mall in abikini Pretty soon European womenalong the Mediterranean beachfrontswill need to invest in burqinis — i.e.,hazmat suits for beachcombingsubjects of Sharia. Sharia Alert from modern, moderateDubai: “British woman arrested forwalking through Dubai shopping mallin a bikini,” by Laura Roberts in theTelegraph, August 5: A British woman has been arrestedand charged with indecency afterwalking through a Dubai shoppingmall wearing a bikini, according toreports. She was initially fully dressed in theDubai Mall, the world’s largestshopping centre, when she wascriticised by an Arabic woman forwearing revealing clothing. Following an argument between thepair the British woman responded byst r ipping down to her b ikini ,according to the Dai ly Mai l . Security teams at the mall called thepolice and the woman was arrested. A source from the Dubai police toldthe Daily Mail that the woman wasrevealing much of her legs as well aswearing a low cut top but that shedecided to take off the rest of herclothing after the Arabic womanstopped to criticise her. The Dubai Mall contains a numberof signs asking women to wear“respectful clothing”…. Posted by Robert on August 5, 20106:02 AM| 8 Comments Print this entry| FaceBook| Email this entry| Digg this| del.icio.us| Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• Another shpy is on our side: Amiridefected to US Another shpy is onour side: Amiri defected to USBack in December, I reported that anIranian nuclear physicist namedShahram Amiri defected to...• Most Israelis blame Obama MostI s r a e l i s b l a m e O b a m aIn case you were wondering whomIsraelis blame for the current crisis inour relations with the United States:In turni...• Israel’s Ambassador to U.S. says"tectonic rift" has developed betweenU.S. and Israel Israel's Ambassador toU.S . says " tec ton ic r i f t " hasdeveloped between U.S. and Israel...

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in Kabul. What harm can there be in a picture? So I asked the man if he owned acamera. ‘Yes,’ he replied. ‘And avideo camera.’ So why, I asked, was it acceptablefor him to take pictures, but not forhis child to draw a stick figure?‘The madrasa teacher told mechildren are not allowed to,’ he said,referring to the places of religiousinstruction for Muslim children,which are the equivalent of Sundayschools for Christians.‘I am not an educated man, so I mustlisten to them.(…) Tolerant Muslims who fear andloathe the propagators of Bin Laden’sIslam can see where this will lead. Young British Muslims – too manyof whom a re way beh ind ineducational achievements and at thebottom of the job market – will beaffected unless we can find a way ofstopping the ideologues. The full burka has been banned in

France (where the hijab – a headscarf– is also not allowed in schools) andother European nations will follow. In Britain, where personal liberty issacrosanct, such state actions wouldappear authoritarian. To me, that hands-off approachmakes no sense. Why are we fighting the Taliban inAfghanistan and indulging Talibanvalues here? Even if it offends liberal principles,the powerful must find a way ofs t o p p i n g I s l a m i c i s t s f r o mpromulgating their distorted creed. If they don’t, the future is bleak forMuslims and the country. Many of usBritish Muslims care deeply aboutboth.( more) Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• UK: Muslim drivers refuse to letguide dogs on board UK: Muslimdrivers refuse to let guide dogs onb o a r d V i a D a i l y M a i l : B l i n dpassengers are being ordered off

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Reuters had 5 photographers plusstringers to cover a tree being cutby Elder of Ziyon (Hija del Zionpara Israel - Daughter of Zionfor Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 3:23:00 AM

Backspin, the Honest Reportingblog, notices the amazing fact thatReuters had no fewer than fivephotographers and some unidentifiedstringers covering Tuesday’s events.After examining the 25 photos thatReuters had of the incident, includinggraphic images, they ask: 1. How were five photographersencouraged to cover routine IDFmaintenance work — which is simplynon-news? Who tipped them off, andwhy? 2. How did Reuters photographersget such wide, unrestricted access tothe combat zone? 3 . Who are the unident i f iedstringers? Do they, or any of the fiveidentified photographers, have anyconfl icts of interest requir ing

disclosure, in the interests of ethicaljournalism? Why did Reuters breakwith journalistic norms and not creditseven images with the photographer’sname? 4. Is it fair to say that the Lebanesesource who tipped off journalists tobe in the Adaisseh area of the borderbears responibility for the death ofAssaf Abu Rahhal? 5. Did any higher ups in the Reuterscha in o f command ra i se anyques t ions? Remember, these are just thephotographers – Backspin isn’t evencounting any other Reuters journalistswho might have been there. Suzanne and others had noticed thefact that so many journalists were atthe scene ahead of time, but Reuters’coverage is so over the top that itmerits serious scrutiny as to whetherits Lebanese journalists are alsoassociated with the LAF – orHezbollah.

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Recent Incidents onthe Israel-LebanonBorder, 5 Aug 2010by IDF Spokesperson's Unit(Hija del Zion para Israel -Daughter of Zion for Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 3:51:28 AM

The following is a list of recentincidents that occurred along theIsraeli Lebanese Border since 2009: Rocket Launches: 08.01.09 – Three rockets werelaunched from the area of Tir Harfa.The remnants of two rockets wereidentified in Nahariya and in KibbutzMetzuba. Two civilians were lightlywounded in Nahariya as a result. Inresponse, the IDF fired five 155mmshells. 14.01.09 – Two rockets werelaunched from Rachaya Al Foukhartoward Qiryat Shemona. No landingswere identified in Israel. The IDFresponded by firing four shells atopen territories east of Al-Hayam. 21.02.09 – Rocket fire from the areaof Al-Mansouri into Israel. As aresult ,  one rocket landed nearMa’alot, and the second landed inLebanese t e r r i t o ry . The IDFresponded by firing eight shells. 11.09.09 – One rocket was launchedfrom Al-Kalila and landed near  theHaziv Bridge. The IDF responded byfiring 12 shells at the source of thefire. 27.10.09 – Katyusha rocket landswest of Kfar Blum. The IDFresponded by firing seven shellstowards Wadi Jamal. Additional Incidents: During 2009, 11 incidents ofadditional terrorist activity werereported in the region. Also throughout 2009, five incidentsin which weapons were aimed at IDFforces by the LAF were reported. Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• Rockets hit Israel, Jordan resorts;one dead in Aqaba by Adib RoyRockets hit Israel, Jordan resorts; onedead in Aqaba AQABA, Jordan(Reuters) - Rockets from Egypt'sSinai, an area where Islamist militantshave operated in the past, struckIsrael's a...• Faces of the IDF: Casualties fromTuesday’s Ambush by LebaneseSoldiers Said Captain Lakia, who isstill hospitalized after being woundedby shrapnel in his chest, "the troopscontinued to fight though theircommanding officers were absent,after Harari and I were wounded...• Rocket, Likely Aimed at Israel,Kills One in Jordan by RonAlmogRocket, Likely Aimed at Israel, KillsOne in Jordan A rocket that waslikely meant for Israel also left fiveinjured on Monday in Aqaba, Jordan,of f ic ia l s sa id . Read more onIn terna t io . . .

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Zohar photosby paraisrael (Hija del Zionpara Israel - Daughter of Zionfor Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 4:20:08 AM

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Why Israel worries about Turkeyby Carl in Jerusalem (Hija delZion para Israel - Daughter ofZion for Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 5:53:00 AM

Why Israel worries about TurkeyMost of the stories I have seen thatdiscuss Israel’s concerns overT u r k e y ’ s i n c r e a s i n g l y c o z yrelationship with Iran are very vagueand general. They talk about militarycooperation and Israel’s sale of itsmost advanced technologies toTurkey. Recently, I have seen storiesthat discuss Israel’s sale of unmannedaerial vehicles to Turkey, but thoseare the exception rather than the rule.This story, on the other hand, is muchmore specific. Some of those shipments forHezbollah were sent by sea, andIsrael and Western countries havebeen successful in intercepting at seahundreds of tons of missiles andartillery shells. Other shipmentsarrive overland or in flights to Syria

via Turkey. Al Jazeera reports: In May 2007, Turkish authoritiesseized weapons hidden on a Syria-bound train from Iran after Kurdishseparatist fighters derailed it with abomb. According to one account, theweapons on the train included arocket launch pad and 300 rockets. One little-publicized case in 2006involved an aircraft loaded with C-803 anti-ship missiles (one suchChinese-Iranian missile hit an Israeli

navy ship, killing four sailors).According to USA Today Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• Stoning for Women Accused of"Adultery" — Iran’s Position underInternational Law Stoning forWomen Accused of "Adultery" --Iran's Position under InternationalL a w. . .• The Cologne Connection ThomasRi tzer fe ld , a graduate of theUniversity of Cologne, has spentDecember and January interning withthe Collections and Exhibitiondepartment. Tall, thin, and with asmall amount of stubble, Tho...• Spencer interview: Is Obama aMuslim? Spencer interview: IsO b a m a a M u s l i m ?. . .

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Lebanese general arrested as Israelispyby Elder of Ziyon (Hija del Zionpara Israel - Daughter of Zionfor Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 5:15:00 AM

From Ya Libnan: Hezbollah’s Al-Manar televisionreported on Wednesday that BrigadierGeneral Fayez Karam, who is asenior Free Patriotic Movementofficial, confessed that he has beenspying for Israel since 2005 and thathe has met several Israeli officialsduring his trips to the EuropeanUnion. Karam was arrested earlier onW e d n e s d a y o n s u s p i c i o n o fcollaborating with Israel according tolocal reports Al-Manar also said that the InternalSecurity Forces (ISF) are sti l l

investigating with the detainee tobetter understand the extent of thedamages incurred by Karam. Police arrested several suspects overthe past month in an expanding probeinto an alleged network of Israelispies employed in the country’stelecom sector. The alleged spies discovered over thepast month have been mainlyconcentrated in Lebanon’s wirelessand landline telecommunicationsnetworks; as far as I know this is byfar the most senior person accused ofspying for Israel. (Al Manar is aHezbollah media outlet so I am notgoing to assume yet that the story thathe admitted being a spy is true.) Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• Kouchner: No Iran sanctions until

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Israel to take part in UN probe of flotilla raidby paraisrael (Hija del Zionpara Israel - Daughter of Zionfor Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 7:15:08 AM

by The Jewish Agency for Israel Israel to take part in UN probe offlotilla raid Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahuhas informed U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon that Israel will take part in aU.N. investigation of Israel’s deadlyraid on a Gaza-bound flotilla. Read more on News West 9 Midland Israel to take part in UN probe offlotilla raid Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahuhas informed U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon that Israel will take part in a

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Pamela Geller andDaisy Khan atlandmarks hearing onIslamic supremacistmega-mosque atGround Zero

by Robert (Hija del Zion paraIsrael - Daughter of Zion forIsrael)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 5:27:05 AM

Pamela Geller and Daisy Khan atlandmarks hearing on Is lamicsupremacist mega-mosque at GroundZero Compare Daisy Khan’s disingenuousplatitudes to Pamela Geller’s pointedquestion — as ever, unanswered. Posted by Robert on August 5, 20105:27 AM| No Comments Print this entry| FaceBook| Email this entry| Digg this| del.icio.us| Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• Shavuot table 1 Image taken on2008-06-08 19:56:38 by rbarenblat....• Sterling Silver Antiqued MezuzahPendant Product DescriptionThisSterling Silver Antiqued MezuzahPendant i s made wi th exper tcraftsmanship and can be worneveryday for a l i fe t ime. Weguarantee that our silver jewelry ismade with authe...• The Arab League vote The ArabLeague vote OnThursday, the Arab League will voteon whether to ' author ize ' the'Palestinians' to enter into direct talkswith Israel. ...

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Ground Zero mega-mosque: PamelaGeller on O’Reilly responds to smearby Nihad Awad of Hamas-linked CAIRby Robert (Hija del Zion paraIsrael - Daughter of Zion forIsrael)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 5:49:53 AM

Ground Zero mega-mosque: PamelaGeller on O’Reilly responds to smearby Nihad Awad of Hamas-linkedCAIR CAIR operatives are past masters atdeflection strategies: i.e., changingthe subject when cornered aboutjihadist or Islamic supremacistactivity, generally in a way thatportrays Muslims as victims and getsattention away from whatever they’redoing to victimize Infidels. Theexecrable , nakedly d ishones t ,unctuous Awad’s appearance onO’Reilly Tuesday night can be found

here. And Pamela Geller has a usefulrepository of information about CAIRhere. Posted by Robert on August 5, 20105:49 AM| No Comments Print this entry| FaceBook| Email this entry| Digg this| del.icio.us| Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• Is The Holocaust True? I Think So.Others Don’T! The denial of theHolocaust. By: Skyler hayes The denial of the holocaust has beentaking place since shortly after the

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"For once — for once — let’s seeIslam give something back to therest of the world"by Robert (Hija del Zion paraIsrael - Daughter of Zion forIsrael)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 5:15:06 AM

“For once — for once — let’s seeIslam give something back to the restof the world” Brad Thor, #1 New York Timesbestselling author: “The FoundingFathers would not have stood for astatue of King George on the site ofthe Boston Massacre.”“Sheer brilliance! Sharp, well-writtenand to-the-point. The ult imatepatriot’s handbook. Pamela Gellerand Robert Spencer lay bare BarackHussein Obama’s radical agenda andhow to stop it. No true American’slibrary will be complete without this

book.” — Brad Thor on The Post-American Presidency: The ObamaAdministration’s War On America Posted by Robert on August 5, 20105:15 AM| 2 Comments Print this entry| FaceBook| Email this entry| Digg this| del.icio.us| Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• Shahar Peer wins again in Dubai;reaches semi-f inals From SkySports:Israel's Shahar Peer continuedher remarkable run at the $2m DubaiChampionships with a quarter-finalvictory over Li Na.Peer was leading 7

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A fascinating conversationby Carl in Jerusalem (Hija delZion para Israel - Daughter ofZion for Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 4:23:00 AM

A fascinating conversation I got tomeet Michael Totten very briefly at aclosed gathering of bloggers here inJerusalem last Thursday night.Michael’s here for about a monthdoing his usual on-the-groundreporting. Here, he publishes afascinating conversation he had withBenjamin Kerstein, whom I havenever met, which conversation is

titled “The greatest collection ofnightmares on earth.” To find out why, read the wholething. posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 2:23PM Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• The Old Paranoia and the NewIsrael Fund Gershom GorenbergFrom my column in the AmericanProspect on the right’s defamationcampaign against the New IsraelFund: Ronen Shoval caught me off-guard . I ’d phoned the newly

prominent ...• Erdogan upset over IDF soldierphotos Erdogan upset over IDF

soldier photos OnSunday, the Turkish daily Hurriyetpublished the photo above andseveral others of beaten IDF soldiers...• Bishop: Humanitarian crisis ashundreds of Christian families fleeMosul Bishop: Humanitarian crisis ashundreds of Christian families fleeM o s u l. . .

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A jointEgyptian –Hamas project?by Carl in Jerusalem (Hija delZion para Israel - Daughter ofZion for Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 6:56:00 AM

A joint Egyptian – Hamas project?Maan is reporting that the Hamasterrorists who shot Grad rockets atEilat and Aqaba on Monday hadsome Egyptian help. An Egyptian security source toldMa’an that the faction launched sevenGrad-grade rockets toward the RedSea resort cities of Eilat and Aqaba. G o v e r n m e n t o f f i c i a l s s a i dWednesday that the explosives wereloaded onto two vehicles andlaunched from the Egyptian town ofTaba. One of the rockets, the sourceadded, landed on the Egyptian side ofthe border near a building blockcontaining security offices in Taba. Following the launch, the vehiclesreturned to the Egyptian side of Rafahand disappeared, the source added. So where was the Egyptian army?Apparently playing cards. posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 4:56PM Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• China: Increasing Incidents of‘Sudden Jihad Syndrome” China:Increasing Incidents of ‘Sudden JihadSyndrome”by sheikyermami on May13, 2010Thanks to Barenaked Islamf o r b r i n g i n g t h i s t o m yattention.China has seen a spate ofattacks at school...

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Waqf complains aboutdestruction of graves in‘Muslim cemetery’by Carl in Jerusalem (Hija delZion para Israel - Daughter ofZion for Israel)

Submitted at 8/5/2010 3:55:00 AM

Waqf complains about destruction ofgraves in ‘Musl im cemetery’Remember the fake Muslim cemeterystory I ran during the night? I supposeyou all saw this coming down thepike: The Al-Aqsa Foundation for Waqfand Heritage said Israeli bulldozersbegan razing 15 graves in the MuslimM a m i l l a h c e m e t e r y i n W e s tJ e r u s a l e m o n W e d n e s d a y . The foundation, which is undertakingthe graveyard’s maintenance andr e s t o r a t i o n , c o n d e m n e d t h edestruction caused by Israeli workerswho started overturning the cemeteryin the morning. Next international incident coming in3, 2, 1….

posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 1:55PM Hija del Zion para Israel SupportIsrael• Daily Quote: Av 17, 5770 – July28, 2010 May we merit to receive theTorah with Joy and innerness--Tradit ional chassidic wish forS h a v u o t , t h e f e s t i v a l t h a tcommemorates and re-enacts theGiving of the Torah at Mount Sinai...• The Virtual Lesson, "Beginning tostudy Zohar" , Lesson 24 Lecturer:Rav Michael LaitmanDate: 2010-05-30Audio: ENG 10.36MB Video:ENG 58.15MB ...• Near the synagogue of Boskovice,Czech Republic Image taken on 2005-12-13 09:27:57 by EmmanuelDyan.. . .

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• To Follow Moses – KabbalahMoments – August 1, 2010 TweetThis Post Delicious FacebookStumble It...• Yom HaZikaron – 11 AM Momentof Remembrance This is a videohighlighting the seriousness withwhich Israeli Memorial Day isobserved. At 11 AM on the morningof Memorial Day, air raid sirens

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