Again, the small right-wing Knesset parties had better unite
1 Comments Published by Avi Green on Tuesday, February 12, 2019 at 10:20 AM.
The prime minister himself has urged it:
In a meeting Monday night with the leaders of the religious Zionist movement, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that it is critical for the small parties that represent its various facets to unite before the upcoming elections.If they don't unite, nobody should even vote for those small parties that refuse to show unity and recognize the vitality of it. They're going to have to decide, because the country's safety is at stake, especially in a time when Iran's horrors could soon be unleashed.
They must do so, he insisted, “to save 6-to-7 mandates for the right-wing bloc. We can’t lose these votes.”
The Jewish Home, Otzma LeYisrael, Yachad and National Union parties are currently running separately for the 21st Knesset, to be elected on April 9th. In most polls, none of them are currently passing the 3.25 percent threshold, which would lead to tens of thousands of votes being thrown out.
This could be disastrous, Netanyahu stated bluntly.
“At the end, it’s either [going to be] a left-wing government or a right-wing government. The splintering of the right will certainly lead to the elections being lost.”
“The very existence of people living free
and happy, free from Islamic dominion,
is blasphemy [against Islam]; Blasphemy
that must be remedied by bringing them
into Islam, or under the rule of Islamic law.”
SOURCE:
What Drives Islam to be the Religion of War
by Daniel Greenfield, 2010 April 14
http://sultanknish.blogspot.com/2010/04/what-drives-islam-to-be-religion-of-war.html
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According to a report by the Open Doors
organization, the top-ten-worst countries
for anti-Christian persecution in year 2015 were:
North Korea, Iraq, Eritrea, Afghanistan,
Syria, Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan, Iran and Libya.
Notice that ALL of these nations are
ruled by Communists or Muslims or both.
Notice that NONE of those nations
are being targeted by the BDS movement!
SOURCE: 2015 Was Not a Good Year For
Jews and Christians Living in Muslim Lands,
an article by Martin Barillas 2016 January 18,
published by Spero News
www.speroforum.com/a/FTVWPWVWSF49/77129-2015-was-not-a-good-year-for-Jews-and-Christians-living-in-Muslim-lands#.VwQPZnktA5s
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KALI SAYYID SAID:
“Even if Israel ceased to exist, Jordan,
Egypt, Syria and Saudi Arabia would immediately
clash over Palestine. So the end of Israel
does not guarantee a Palestinian state.”
SOURCE:
The Origins of the Middle East Mess,
a Caspian Report by Kali Sayyid [an Arab],
posted as a 9.5-minute YouTube video, published 2012/12/27
EXPLANATION:
Syria and Jordan would both claim that
Palestine belongs to them for historical
reasons. Egyptian control of Palestine
would strengthen their hold on both sides
of the Suez Canal and help Egypt to become
a regional superpower. Saudi Arabia believes
that it is the guardian of Islamic holy places,
which gives it reason to control Palestine.
ISIS (the Islamic State) has already revealed
that it has no intention of giving the
Palestinians their own independent state,
even if all Jews would leave Palestine.
Therefore, even if Israel were wiped-off-the-map
completely, the Palestinians would probably NOT
get their own state. Even if the Palestinians
did get their own state, nearby Muslim nations
would probably try to take it away from them.
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Three Surprising Critics of the
Anti-Israel BDS Movement
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[1] Peace Now, one of the Left’s most
well-known organizations that never misses
an opportunity to harshly criticize the
Israeli government, has stated that BDS
is tantamount to collective punishment.
[2] Professor Norman Finkelstein,
another much-admired voice of the Left,
who has made many vicious statements
against Israel, has disavowed the BDS
campaign and called it: “silliness,
childishness, and a lot of Leftist posturing.”
[3] Mahmoud Abbas, President of the
Palestinian Authority, has denounced
the BDS movement. (Will wonders never cease?)
He said:
“No, we do not support the boycott of Israel.
We do not ask anyone to boycott Israel itself.
We have relations with Israel.
We have mutual relations with Israel.”
SOURCE: Unmasking the BDS Movement,
by Dave Gordon, found in Community Magazine,
April 2016, page 28
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If you want the truth about Israel
and the Middle East, then do not waste
your time with the FAKE NEWS
of The New York Times and the
Israel-bashing mainstream-news-media.
Instead, visit these web sites:
www.jns.org
www.algemeiner.com
www.memri.org
www.aish.com
www.DanielPipes.org
www.camera.org
www.UKMediaWatch.org
www.HonestReporting.com