Friday, March 29, 2024 

Unlike in the USA, college students in Israel are showing some common sense

Even here in Israel, there's creeps on campus, and students are demanding a certain professor be booted out for calling on Joe Biden to stop selling arms to Israel:
Students from Sapir College are demanding that the administration immediately fire a lecturer who signed a petition calling on U.S. President Joe Biden to stop supplying arms to Israel.

Students from the college's Communications Department stated in their letter that a lecturer from the department, Dr. Regev Nathansohn, signed a petition calling on Biden to stop the transfer of all offensive weapons and funds related to Israel in support of the claim that Israel is committing "genocide" in the Gaza Strip.

"During a difficult time, terrorists committed and are committing horrible acts, to say the least, against our brothers and sisters,"
the students wrote. In the letter, they emphasized the "kidnapped people who remain captives in Gaza and suffer unimaginable suffering, as well as the "losses that our college suffered in the October 7 attack, and throughout the years as the lone bastion of learning in the Gaza envelope," adding: "We will not tolerate educators who incite and call for a boycott of our country, as well as these who slander our soldiers."

The students wrote that they learned that Nathansohn had signed the petition, and therefore demanded that he be fired immediately from his academic position at the college.
It gets worse. There's another professor at Hebrew University who denied rapes:
In a rare move, Hebrew University has suspended a law faculty lecturer, Professor Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian, due to her statements against Israel and her involvement in a petition that accuses Israel of committing genocide in Gaza. The university had previously suggested that she consider leaving her position, but she remained and continued to voice her criticisms of Israel. The university stated that her remarks cynically take advantage of her academic freedom of expression “for incitement and to create division.”

In recent television Shalhoub-Kevorkian stated: "It's time to cancel Zionism," and expressed doubt about the reported rape incidents on October 7, suggesting that any lie would be used to further a narrative. "They started with babies, they continued with rape, and they will continue with a million other lies. We stopped believing them, I hope the world stops believing them,” she said.

In response to her statements, Knesset member Sharren Haskel wrote to the Education Ministry, the Council for Higher Education, and the management of the Hebrew University, demanding clarifications and suggesting that the university consider dismissing Shalhoub-Kevorkian from her position. Following this, the professor was suspended.
Worst part is that this particular professor appears to have been reinstated:
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem said Wednesday that it will reinstate Prof. Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian, who was suspended after a series of inflammatory statements, including remarks that were seen as denying that Hamas terrorists raped women during their devastating October 7 attack on southern Israel.

The university said in a statement that its rector Prof. Tamir Sheafer met with Shalhoub-Kevorkian and that during their conversation the professor “clarified that as a feminist researcher, she believes the victims and doesn’t doubt their claims and she did not deny that there were incidents of rape on October 7.”

She was not requested to walk back her claim that Israel was committing genocide in Gaza, the Haaretz daily reported.

The university said that, following the clarification, it found no obstacle to reinstating Shalhoub-Kevorkian, and she will continue to teach in the School of Social Work and Social Welfare.
The part about "feminist" is telling, since she's indicating she's the kind of leftist who could take a selective position in who or how to believe, and if it involves Islamofascism, she won't. Needless to say, that kind of biased approach is exactly what's led to the horror story much of Europe's become, and not limited to there either. And of course, there are, unfortunately, women and men who lie about sexual assault (Potiphar's wife in the biblical era, for example), and feminists who support those kind of people do no favours for actual victims. Being a "feminist" doesn't make one a saint or prove they're responsible people, and this repellent creep certainly served as an example of one whom no decent person should have anything to do with. That the university's going lenient with her is disgraceful, and she should not continue employment there. Come to think of it, nobody sensible should waste money studying there if that's how they're going to act.

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Wednesday, March 27, 2024 

Released hostage details how she was raped by Hamas members in Gaza

Amit Soussana, one of the people who'd been kidnapped by Hamas terrorists on October 7, 2023, told about her terrible experience:
Released hostage Amit Soussana, 40, described in an interview with the New York Times today (Tuesday) how she was sexually assaulted by her captor after she was kidnapped by Hamas terrorists on October 7.

Soussana stated that she was beaten and kidnapped by ten men on October 7. She was then left chained by her ankle in a child's bedroom in Gaza until October 24, when the first assault occurred.

She described how her captor, Muhammad, held a gun to her head and assaulted her. The Times agreed not to publish the details of what happened.

Soussana was finally released on November 30 after 55 days in captivity, on the last day of the hostage deal.

The Times stated that her account is consistent with what she told doctors and social workers immediately following her release.
This article has more harrowing details, and you'll need a strong stomach for this too. What the jihadists did to those women they raped is obscene beyond belief, just as are the cases that occurred in Europe and elsewhere where Muslims raped and murdered "infidel" women. While it's amazing the NYT was willing to run a report like this, I still wonder why Soussana didn't give the interview to a source like the Washington Times, and even Newsmax. Why must it always be a left-wing source to give the interviews like these to? Let's not forget the NYT's employed a pseudo-journalist who took lenient positions on the same issues when dealing with the Religion of Peace.

While the Israeli president Isaac Herzog has praised Soussana for speaking out, the only Democrat willing to address the issue properly is Rep. John Fetterman from Pennsylvania:
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., jabbed his Democratic colleagues Wednesday for again failing to condemn the actions of Hamas terrorists.

The senator has been an outspoken advocate of Israel in its war with Hamas terrorists, a stance not shared by other more progressive Democrats. In October, he called out members of “The Squad” for blaming a Gaza hospital attack on Israel, describing the assertion as “truly disturbing.”

Taking to X, he doubled down on these criticisms while sharing a news headline reading “Israel hostage says she was sexually assaulted and tortured in Gaza.”

"Some members of Congress won't condemn this,” Sen. Fetterman said. “Some dismissed this as 'propaganda'. The UN won't even condemn Hamas. Hamas is not a group of 'militants' or engaging in 'insurgency'—just rapists and cowards hiding behind innocent civilians.”

Continuing, he noted “Israel absolutely has the right to pursue and dismantle Hamas to surrender or neutralization."
It's miraculous he's one of the very few Democrats willing to speak from the right side about this, and sad to think of how it's possible the party may seek to throw him out for taking such a courageous stand. Fetterman's done the right thing, and if needed, I would recommend he run as an independent candidate in the next state assembly election.

Since we're on the topic, over in Britain, airport authorities were accused of abusing 2 survivors of the bloodbath who'd come to the UK to speak to the local Jewish community:
A survivor of the horrific Hamas massacre at the Supernova music festival on October 7 told the Jerusalem Post on Tuesday that U.K. Border Force officers harassed and abused him and his brother, a fellow survivor, when they flew into the Manchester airport on Sunday.

Neria and Daniel Sharabi, 22 and 23 years old, respectively, were among the 3,000 young attendees at the open-air Supernova music festival in southern Israel on October 7 when Hamas attacked, turning the holiday event into a bloody massacre. One of the survivors compared the scene to a gruesome horror movie that went on for four hours.

The Sharabi brothers were credited with saving dozens of lives during the attack by scrounging weapons from a tank, heroically holding the Hamas death squad at bay, and administering emergency medical aid to the wounded.

Neria used his phone to record video evidence of the attack, while Daniel used his to obtain guidance from his former commander in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Several of their friends were abducted or killed during the assault. [...]

The Sherabis said the Border Forces officers at the Manchester airport grew hostile after they saw the Israeli passports that the brothers presented.

“Their faces immediately changed. I saw the antisemitism in their eyes, from the moment they started interrogating us,”
Neria told the Jerusalem Post on Monday.

Neria said the officers detained the brothers for two hours to “make sure that you are not going to do what you are doing in Gaza over here,” a reference to the Israeli self-defense operation against Hamas.

Daniel captured the angry response of the Border Force officers to accusations of anti-Semitism on video, including one of them growling, “Nobody has said that once, so knock the attitude off.”

“I’ve made the decision, and you’re coming in,” the officer said. “Let us do the checks that we need to do and keep quiet … We’re the bosses, not you.”


The Sharabi brothers said that after they were taken to detention, officers sternly interrogated them on the subject of their planned speech to the Jewish community and their service in the IDF. They were eventually released and able to give their speech, but Neria said they were made to feel unsafe throughout the encounter. He expressed reluctance to return to the United Kingdom, even if the mission of his non-profit requires it.
While the Jewish community in the UK filed a complaint, chances are entirely possible the Home Office won't investigate convincingly. The UK is really going into tailspin.

Update: in some interesting news in Jerusalem, hostage family members blocked the entrance to a UNRWA office near Ammunition Hill. They did the right thing to bring the protest to one of the places that bears responsibility for the tragedy.

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Tuesday, March 26, 2024 

Israeli delegation cancels trip to Washington DC over Biden government's refusal to veto UN call for ceasefire that doesn't demand release of hostages

Fraud-in-chief Joe Biden's staff at the UN refused to oppose a call for a ceasefire that didn't include a call for releasing Israeli hostages of Hamas. As a result, the Israeli government canceled a planned trip to the District of Columbia to discuss warring in Rafah:
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday canceled a planned trip to Washington by his top aides to discuss plans for an offensive in the Gaza city of Rafah, taking the step after the United States refrained from using a veto to block a United Nations Security Council resolution, backed by Russia and China, that called for a ceasefire without conditioning it on the release of hostages.

In a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office, Israel said the US decision was harming the war effort against Hamas and undermining attempts to free hostages.

The statement called the decision “a clear retreat from the consistent US position in the Security Council since the beginning of the war,” and one that “gives Hamas hope that international pressure will allow them to get a ceasefire without releasing our hostages.”
What the USA did is disgraceful, but likely hasn't shocked everyone. Nor will it shock everyone that the goal of the Hamas is to end the war without releasing hostages:
Israel Hayom has reported that the Hamas terror group ultimately is aiming to force Israel to end the war without receiving anything - not even the hostages - in return. [...]

Israel Hayom reported that afterwards, senior Hamas terrorist Mohammad Nazzal, who is in Turkey, was less official and revealed the terror group's true hopes: "The Security Council resolution is an important step. It will isolate the State of Israel even more. The US' abstention from vetoing the resolution is a clear message from Washington to the Netanyahu government. Biden must atone for his support of the aggression in Gaza, and force Netanyahu to end the war."
This is what makes the USA delegation's refusal to back Israel all the more offensive, especially to the hostages. And it's going to make things much worse.

Update: Texas Republican Chip Roy condemned Biden's staff for the betrayal.

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Russia attacked by Islamic State

Russia's been appeasing Hamas in its own way, along with attacking Ukraine, and now, a terrorist attack occurred on Russian soil, proving that their siding with jihadists is not helping them. And making matters worse, they're trying to pin the blame on Ukraine:
Russia on Saturday said it had arrested 11 people — including four gunmen — over the attack on a Moscow concert hall claimed by the Islamic State, as the death toll rose to 115.

Russian President Vladimir Putin was yet to comment publicly on the attack and Moscow has not addressed the Islamic State’s claim of responsibility, even as some lawmakers pointed to a possible Ukraine connection.

Camouflaged gunmen opened fire at the packed Crocus City Hall in Moscow’s northern suburb of Krasnogorsk on Friday evening ahead of a concert by Soviet-era rock band Piknik in the deadliest attack in Russia for at least a decade.

Russia’s FSB security service said some of the perpetrators had fled towards the Russia-Ukraine border, adding that the assailants had “appropriate contacts” in the country.

It did not provide further details.

Some Russian lawmakers also pointed to Kyiv, without providing evidence.
Most likely, they wouldn't cite any verses in the Koran that led to this tragedy either. It should be noted that Russia employed Iranian-made drones to attack Ukraine, and even has considerable backing from Chechnya, based on their own jihadist beliefs. And Putin's just continued his downplay of the Religion of Peace's content with a speech that could've just as easily been written by George W. Bush:
Despite the hype about how tough and serious Putin is, his speeches about the Islamic terrorist attack in Moscow could have been written for George W. Bush.

The officially translated remarks after the attack made no mention of Islam, but a follow up one on measures being taken after the attacks do mention Islam in a way Bush and Obama would have been fine with.

“We know that the crime was committed by the hands of radical Islamists, whose ideology the Islamic world itself has been fighting for centuries,” Putin initially stated.

That’s not a bad translation. he said, “radikalnih Islamistov” or “radical Islamists”.

The “Islamic world”, according to Vlad, has been fighting these “radical Islamists” for centuries.

It gets more pathetic from there as Putin tries to suggest that America, Ukraine and whoever else was really behind the attacks because Muslims, especially Muslim terrorists, love Russia too much.

According to Putin, America is suspiciously trying to convince the world that “the bloody terrorist attack was carried out by followers of Islam, members of the ISIS organization banned in Russia.” [...]

Hasn’t Russia sided with Hamas? Why would Islamic terrorists attack Russia since it sides with Hamas? Sure there’s the whole Chechnya thing and a lot of history before that. Also the fact that Islamic Jihadists want to conquer the world. And Russia is in the world.
What Putin fails to recognize, in all his horrific appeasement, is that the Religion of Peace, in the long run, does not spare specific countries based on appeasement at all. Even before an evil deed is done in their favor, they're willing to attack, sooner or later. Now, that very appeasement's come back to haunt Russia, and it's all Putin's fault.

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Monday, March 25, 2024 

Senior IDF intel officer resigns over October 7 disaster

This news may be at least a week old now, but is still very crucial to consider, given what an atrocity of ignorance led to the horror several months ago:
A senior Israeli intelligence officer reportedly announced Tuesday his intention to resign over the failures that led to Hamas’s October 7 onslaught, marking the first time a high-ranking military official has declared he will leave his post over missteps in the lead-up to the brutal incursion.

The Kan public broadcaster on Wednesday quoted the head of the Military Intelligence Research Department, Brig. Gen. Amit Saar, as saying he will quit once the military wraps up its internal probes into its blunders, while also appearing to hint that other commanders should resign as well.

“I understand that as soon as the military investigation is finished, the ones who will rebuild everything in the Military Intelligence Directorate will be other commanders,” Saar reportedly said.

Kan said the remarks were made during a conference with Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi, the head of the Intelligence Directorate, the commander of Unit 8200, and other intelligence officers.
This article, however, is one of at least a few from left-wing sources trying to obfuscate blame, and level it at Benjamin Netanyahu only for the sake of it:
According to a Haaretz report in November, Saar twice warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu earlier in 2023 that domestic tensions over his government’s controversial judicial overhaul plans were encouraging Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas to potentially take military action against Israel.
No doubt, this creep in uniform is a leftist himself, and did it ever occur to such disgraces that if all they cared about was judicial reforms, then they clearly weren't worried about Islamic jihadism lurking in the backyard of Gaza? Such leftists have a lot of their own blame to shoulder, and can't be overlooked. And lest we forget, ultra-Orthodox ignoramuses also have to be held accountable for drawing attention away from the issue of Islamofascism with petty issues like how a woman dresses and whether she sings and dances.

Several weeks earlier, there was more news that another IDF officer resigned over his part in the fiasco, which involved a refusal to listen to a lady observer and threatening to prosecute her if she continued to discuss the subject. But resignation is not enough. The officer who shunned important info should be imprisoned for life for what he led to, and even receive hard labor. Something I'm sure a lot of the victims would agree with, and they should push to have the monster jailed for his crime of ignorance.

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Sunday, March 24, 2024 

Israeli photographer takes woke position on girls with guns

An Israeli fashion photographer is not doing many favors for women with the way she believes "sexualizing" women toting firearms is somehow wrong, and she even appears to be potentially influenced by Haredi customs:
Over the past five years, photographer Rotem Itzhari has been working on a series of photographs of Israeli female combat soldiers photographed in various locations across the country, in dresses and holding M-16 rifles. Recently, she posted several photos unseen before, creating a constant tension between the women's gaze and the war machines they hold. In the future, Itzhari hopes to exhibit them in an exhibition in Italy.

Over the years, photographers associated the female body with weapons, creating photos that objectify women, indicating the connection between the phallic weapons and the photographed women as seen with Israeli model Orin Julie. An exceptional example is a beautiful and provocative photo by Helmut Newton, who during one of his visits to Israel in the 1990s, photographed the young model Kim Iglinsky (one of the most successful Israelis in the world living in the United States), holding an M16 rifle and wearing a black bikini, against the background of the Dead Sea landscapes, with IDF insignias and dufflebags laid at her feet.

Itzhari (43) began working on the project about five years ago, when she lived in Bet Shemesh. She shared that she was recovering from heartbreak that shattered her heart into pieces and sought a new project at the time. "The best things come out of pain and difficulty," she said. Although she did not study photography in an orderly manner, over the past twenty years she has photographed documentary projects, such as photographing women from the Ultra-Orthodox society in Jerusalem or older women in the Dead Sea.
Ah, this is an important clue she's influenced in some ways by Haredi customs, in the ways of a bleeding-heart-liberal, which I sadly guess she is. Did she ever hear of that horrifying incident involving the Bnot Orot school in 2011? Because many women were hit very hard by the kind of absurd mentality Itzhari appears to be going by, and were practically murdered by Islamofascists on October 7, 2023 for even daring to dream of wearing the kind of outfits Iglinsky wore. Of course antisemitism was definitely a driving factor in the Hamas bloodbath, but misogyny is no less a culprit, and many women have paid a heavy price as a result. To say "objectification" is a problem - when here, Newton's photography presents a form of inspiration for women who like to wear swimming outfits along with the guns to add to the self-confidence concept - is a slap in the face to many women, Israeli or otherwise, who were harmed by Haredi extremists, and far worse, by Islam. If a civilized Arab woman were filmed in a bikini toting guns, would Itzhari make even a peep about that? Or are Israeli women somehow easy targets?
Her current project of female combat soldiers is more relevant than ever. Despite claims by politicians that women are not physically able to be combat soldiers, many of them have shown courage in the current war in Gaza. "Women can do anything. Not just in the army, in general," says Itzhari. "And you don't need these photos to know that. Not now and not before October 7. Maybe if they had listened to the female soldiers' warnings, the whole war could have been avoided."
Ahem. If women can do anything, they can wear bikinis too, without complaints that reek of left-wing feminist propaganda that, if memory serves, London mayor Sadiq Khan exploited for claiming that women would be "ashamed of their bodies" if the city continued to allow stuff like swimwear advertisements around. Yet it's just like Ynet to run something that's actually hurtful to women more than helpful.

I'm sorry Itzhari suffered heartbreak, but that doesn't excuse the decidedly insulting-to-the-intellect view she takes here. In fairness, some of the women photographed do wear say, shoulder-baring dresses, in example. But it's not enough to counteract the risk taken of making it sound as though filming women in bikinis, guns or not, is inherently wrong. Women should not have to told their bodies are inherently shameful, and to do so only causes horrible scars to society and injures women's civil rights while smacking tons of fashion designers and fashion-loving women in the face after all the trouble they went to for developing fancy dresses. I once heard a neighbor of mine say that a real rabbi doesn't enforce dress codes, and that's something Itzhari would do well to ponder.

This running the gauntlet of wokeism cannot be allowed to affect Israel in any way, mainly because it takes away vital attention from far more serious issues like the aforementioned Hamas massacre. It may be possible that the lady IDF observer who was shunned by senior staff was ignored because she was a woman, as some suspect, and that's obscene. But after all the terrible incidents where women were discriminated against over petty issues like how they dress, even by men who weren't Haredi, that's why to perpetuate this futile charade as Itzhari certainly came close to doing is only insulting intellects all the more, and it must cease.

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Friday, March 22, 2024 

Antisemitic caricature of Netanyahu published in Canadian paper

Canadian news sources demonstrate once again how the great white north is becoming a most unappealing place (via Jihad Watch):
A caricature of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the vampire in the movie Nosferatu was published by French-Canadian newspaper La Presse on Wednesday, resulting in accusations of antisemitism and a retraction by the Montreal outlet.

“Nosfenyahou, on the way to Rafah,” placed the face of Netanyahu on the body of the blood-sucking Count Orlok in one of the 1922 horror movie’s famous stills.

“Shame on La Presse for posting this vile caricature,”
said the Israeli embassy to Canada. “The antisemitism in Canada is off the chart.”
The paper may have apologized, but they could've avoided publishing the repulsive caricature in the first place if they wanted to. They've only prolonged a horrible situation that continues to be most insufferable.

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Thursday, March 21, 2024 

Neturei Karta disbelieves in Jewish birthright

One of the worst anti-Zionist movements in the traitorous parts of Haredi society was interviewed by The World, and their anti-Israeli bigotry is on full display, along with gender discrimination and slighting of dignity:
Rabbi Shimon Roth lives in Jerusalem’s Mea She’arim neighborhood — one of the city’s most religious neighborhoods.

The conservative atmosphere is visible. Men crowd the streets in a sea of black coats and hats, and Yiddish is commonly spoken. Signs are posted asking women to dress modestly.

“We are here in occupied Jerusalem, the original capital of Palestine,” Roth explained from across a dining room table that was covered with a white lace cloth and a sheet of clear plastic, common in observant homes.

Roth only agreed to be interviewed with a male translator present. And he refused to make direct eye contact, based on a belief that he shouldn’t look at women other than his wife.
Straight out of the gate, the cult leader in focus delegitimizes Israel with the name "palestine", to the point he declares the city he lives in "occupied", and even delegitimizes the lady reporter based on her gender. No doubt, she was ordered to dress modestly too, even if allowed to pay a visit to the Karta kreep's house to write up the interview. Such "customs" give "conservative" a bad name. There's also, of course, Muslim societies described as "conservative", and the MSM, in sharp contrast to how they treat western conservatives, often have no issue with the position when Muslims are the ones representing it.
Roth is a part of Neturei Karta, a Haredi sect that takes an anti-Zionist stance — meaning the group doesn’t believe in the concept of a Jewish state of Israel. Haredim (the plural of Haredi) are extremely religious and have a very strict commitment to Jewish law and custom.

Haredi translates to "trembling," as in “trembling before God.”

Not all Haredim are anti-Zionist, and even those who are rarely show it in the same way as Neturei Karta. The group is known for demonstrating against Israel and in support of Palestine. Its members can be seen at protests carrying signs that say things like, "Judaism condemns the state of Israel and its atrocities."

Roth explained that, for him, part of living in Israel as an anti-Zionist means not voting or running for office, not taking assistance from the government and openly supporting the return of all of Israel to Palestinians.

“The Zionists say that they act on our behalf. They took the name Israel, which is not theirs to have,” Roth said. “Our goal is to express [opposition] to the Zionists' crimes.”
Really? Then who does the name Israel belong to, anyway? Because fiends like him have lost their right to it, plain and simple, if this is how they're going to behave.
Zionism, the movement that advocates for a Jewish state, is almost always discussed in political terms. But it can also be fundamentally religious.

According to Rabbi Yisroel Dovid Weiss, a spokesman for Neturei Karta in the United States, “Judaism is a covenant with God to uphold God's Torah — to be subservient to God. Zionism is a transformation to nationalism.”

Weiss is famously known for having visited Iran to speak at a conference about the Holocaust alongside then-Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinijad and former KKK leader David Duke.

Weiss does not deny the Holocaust.

He said his grandparents and several aunts and uncles died in Auschwitz. The New York Times reported that he attended the conference to say that the Holocaust is being exploited to justify the Zionist state of Israel.
What he said was verbatim to what a lot of non-Jewish antisemites have said, including Hamas and PLO, whom the Karta kreeps have lent their backing to as well, even if only indirectly. Fortunately, there is opposition to them, with the Chabad missionary movement leading the way in panning the Karta kult:
But many Jews disagree, and find Neturei Karta’s efforts destructive.

“They don't just go to demonstrations — they deny [that] Jews have a right to self determination,” said Rabbi Yaacov Behrman. He’s a public relations liaison for Chabad, a Haredi group headquartered in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, in New York, and said he was speaking in his personal capacity.

“They deny Jews have a right to self govern, which is basically antisemitism,” Behrman added.

“They align themselves with Holocaust deniers. They align themselves with those that advocate for the destruction of the Jewish people. Their ideology lacks any religious or moral legitimacy.”
And if the Karta kreeps haven't arranged direct meetings with Hamas yet, it's tragically possible they will, given the chance. To think, that such a repulsive cult even lives right here in the middle of the country, which seriously, they don't deserve to be living in at all, if this is how they're going to act. If any cult needs to be dispersed and their subjects reeducated, it would be Neturei Karta. And that will doubtless be very hard to do.

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