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Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Obama Supports Israhelli Genocide & Destruction in Gaza

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Communist-in-Chief and Zionist-controlled, President Barack Obama says that he is “fully supportive of Israel’s right to defend itself from missiles landing on people’s homes and workplaces and potentially killing civilians, and we will continue to support Israel’s right to defend itself.”


This announcement came as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began to expand Israel’s “military operations” to punish Hamas. Tanks became the first ground invasion in Gaza with the goal of firing positioned rockets at Gaza. Last week, Israel assassinated Ahmed Jabari, a Hamas military commander in response to more than 10 years “of terrorist activity”, according to Israeli intelligence. Israel has targeted Palestinian leaders in self-admitted “targeted killings”; using NATO methods against terrorists in an attempt to legitimize killing Jabari.

Zionist violence against Gaza resulted in the murder of 21 people, including women and children, during a missile raid on Sunday. The headquarters of Ismail Haniyeh, Gaza Prime Minister, was attacked with a massive amount of explosions. Israel’s unabashed destruction of this civilian site shows their directive toward genocide of the Palestinian people. These dead are added to the already 69 counted Palestinians killed in Israeli air strikes, tank fire and naval targets. During a Palestinian compliance with cease-fire efforts, Israel became even more violent, taking advantage of their chance to attack Palestine more aggressively. This attempt to get to a complete negotiation of ending the attacks was spear-headed by Mohammad Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood member and US-patsy installed to be president of Egypt.

Israel refuses to back down from their attack on Palestine; claiming that militant factions in Gaza would use a ceasefire as an excuse to become more violent. In this instance, the Zionists are asserting a false reality while fulfilling a self-serving prophecy by being the aggressors. The government of India is “deeply concerned” about the killing in Gaza at the hands of Israel and would like to see leaders come together to talk about the “peace and security of that region.” Obama believes that since Palestine is to blame for firing the first rocket into Israel, they should stand down. Ben Rhodes, deputy National Security adviser to the President remarked: “These rockets have been fired into Israeli civilian areas and territory for some time now. So Israelis have endured for too much of a threat from these rockets for far too long, and that is what led the Israelis to take action that they did in Gaza.” Globalists at the Brookings Institute view the “escalation of the conflict” wherein Israel has been attacking Palestine in an obviously unfair military advantage as a credible defense of their land. From a tactical perspective, the Brookings Institute recommends that Israel take advantage of their position and be prepared “for a wider operation to follow.”

Convincing Americans to support the genocide of the Palestinian people by Israel when Zionist-controlled media displays children killed in Israel during air raids while intentionally directing the emotional response of US citizens to sympathize with this murderous agenda. In reality, Palestine cannot properly defend itself against the military and technological advancement of Israel’s arsenal. Israel possesses intelligent and newly developed weaponry thanks to their friendship with the Zionist-controlled patsies seated in the executive branch of the US government. Their missile campaign against Gaza will surely cause more civilian casualties without regard for innocent lives they take.

Israel is also able to use drones for aerial surveillance to set precise military targets and assume greater coordination between intelligence operations and on-the-spot decision making. Using covert operations, the CIA-sponsored Anonymous took down websites in Israel in response to the destruction of Palestine. Called #OpIsrael, more than 700 websites including Israeli media, the Ministry of Defense and other governmental digital infrastructure were rendered useless by the cyber-attack facilitated by the US government-trained hackers. Yuval Steinitz, Israeli Finance Minister explained that the cyber-attacks were a war being “waged . . . on a second front . . . against Israel.” This disruption was not causing a serious disruption or other damage because the Israeli government had thwarted most of the attacks. One target was the Central Bank of Jerusalem.
(Sussan Posel)


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Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Tens of Thousands of Palestinians hail Egyptian Islamists on Hamas' 24th Anniversary

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Hamas supporters attend a rally in Gaza City on 14 Dec, 2011 on Hamas's 24th
Anniversary
Tens of thousands of Hamas supporters rallied in Gaza on Wednesday to celebrate the Palestinian group's 24th anniversary and the strengthening of fellow Islamists in Egypt.
"We hope all Arab countries will come under Islamic control", said Umm Bashir al-Hetani, a woman in the crowd over which fluttered a sea of green Islamist flags.
Founded in 1987, Hamas, an Arabic acronym meaning the Islamist resistance movement, is an armed wing of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Palestinian territories.

In Egypt, the Brotherhood and other Islamist groups sought more gains in the second round of a parliamentary election on Wednesday in an army-led transition that began with the overthrow of Hosni Mubarak in February.

Addressing the rally, Hamas's Gaza leader Ismail Haniyeh said the Brotherhood and other Islamist groups had "spearheaded the Arab Spring" of political change in the region "either through direct confrontation with tyrannical regimes or through the ballot box."

Though Hamas sprang from the Muslim Brotherhood, it operates independently due to its location and the conflict with Israhell.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has renounced violence as a means of bringing about political change, but endorses it for those under foreign occupation.
"Resistance is the way and it is the strategic choice to liberate Palestine from the (Jordan) river to the (Mediterranean) sea and to remove the invaders from the blessed land of Palestine", Haniyeh told the crowd, which chanted: "We will never recognize Israhell."
A Palestinian woman holds her son during a Hamas rally in Gaza City December 14, 2011, marking the 24th anniversary of the Hamas movement's foundation
Hamas supporters attend a rally in Gaza City, December 14, 2011, marking the 24th anniversary of the Hamas movement's foundation
A Hamas supporter attends a rally in Gaza City, December 14, 2011, marking the 24th anniversary of the Hamas movement's foundation
Hamas supporters attend a rally in Gaza City, December 14, 2011, marking the 24th anniversary of the Hamas movement's foundation
Hamas supporters attend a rally in Gaza City, December 14, 2011, marking the 24th anniversary of the Hamas movement's foundation
A Hamas supporter attends a rally in Gaza City December 14, 2011, marking the 24th anniversary of the Hamas movement's foundation
Hamas supporters attend a rally in Gaza City, December 14, 2011, marking the 24th anniversary of the Hamas movement's foundation
A Palestinian woman holds her son during a Hamas rally in Gaza City December 14, 2011, marking the 24th anniversary of the Hamas movement's foundation
Senior Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh (C) delivers a speech during a rally in Gaza City, December 14, 2011, marking the 24th anniversary of the Hamas movement's foundation
The rally, which Hamas said 350,000 people attended, was punctuated by sonic booms from Israhelli warplanes overhead, familiar sounds in the Gaza Strip, where militants frequently fire rockets into Israhell and Israhelli aircraft carry out raids.

"Hamas, together with other stubborn resistance factions, will lead the people towards uprising after uprising until all of Palestine is liberated", Haniyeh said, referring to territory that includes the occupied West Bank and what is now Israhell.

Hamas is regarded by the West as a terrorist group for its refusal to recognize Israhell, renounce violence and accept existing interim Israhelli-Palestinian peace deals.

The group has said it might agree to a long-term truce with Israhell in return for the creation of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Hamas seized the Gaza Strip from forces loyal to Western-backed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah movement in 2007. Implementation of an Egyptian-brokered Hamas-Fatah deal has been delayed by squabbling between the two sides.
(Reuters)
Mildly edited by  Enticing Fury
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Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Hamas, Al-Fatah united against Israhell - Unity deal signed

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Palestinian factions signed a reconciliation deal in Cairo on Tuesday to end the divide between the West Bank and Gaza and hold elections in a year in an agreement Israhell called a blow to peace. Representatives of 13 factions, including Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas's Fatah party and its rival Hamas, as well as independent political figures, inked the deal following talks with Egyptian officials. "All the Palestinian factions signed the document at a meeting with Egyptian intelligence officials", Bilal Qassem, politburo member of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), told AFP. He said all factions were given the opportunity to discuss the document and air any reservations. "We signed the deal despite several reservations. But we insisted on working for the higher national interest", said Walid al-Awad, a politburo member of the leftist Palestine People's Party.


"We have discussed all the reservations. Everyone has agreed to take these points into consideration", he told Egyptian state television without elaborating. The agreement was immediately denounced by Israhelli Terrorist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as "a hard blow to peace process." Netanyahu's call on Abbas to cancel the agreement was denounced as "unacceptable interference" by the head of Fatah's delegation, Azzam al-Ahmed. Ahmed said the factions will work on forming the new government after an official ceremony in Cairo on Wednesday that will be attended by Egyptian Foreign Minister Nabil al-Arabi, Muwafi and Arab League chief Amr Mussa. Abbas, who arrived in Cairo on Tuesday evening, and Hamas chief Khaled Meshaal will also be present. The deal, which was announced last week, comes after 18 months of fruitless talks. It envisages the formation of an interim government of independents that will pave the way for presidential and parliamentary elections within a year.

Maher al-Taher, a politburo member of the leftist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, told AFP Egyptian officials had "promised to take into consideration all reservations expressed during the signing." Israhell had heavily criticised the agreement, refusing to deal with any govt that includes Hamas, which it and the United States of Zionism black list as a terrorist organisation. But Palestinian officials said the new government's role will be to manage affairs in the Palestinian territories, while the PLO, of which Hamas is not a member, will remain in charge of peace talks with Israhell. "The govt's role is limited to administrative affairs dealing with the lives of Palestinians in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip", Azzam al-Ahmed said on Monday. "But all political matters including negotiating the peace process will remain the responsibility of the PLO", he said. Among the first tasks to be tackled is the establishment of a higher security council tasked with examining ways to integrate Hamas and Fatah's rival security forces and create a "professional" security service. The accord also calls for the creation of an electoral tribunal and for the release of a number prisoners held by the rival movements in jails in the West Bank and Gaza.

Fatah and Hamas have been bitterly divided since June 2007 when Hamas took over the Gaza Strip, routing Fatah loyalists in bloody confrontations that effectively split the Palestinian territories in two. The reconciliation deal marks a diplomatic coup for Egypt's new government, 11 weeks after president Hosni Mubarak was toppled in a popular revolt.Cairo had tried for more than a year to mediate between Fatah and Hamas but its efforts fell flat. Senior Hamas official Mahmud Zahar told the Egyptian independent daily al-Masry al-Youm that the Mubarak regime had "put pressure on Hamas to make concessions."


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