You are seriously asking when you posted a defense of killing an unarmed American civilian? Were you sleepwalking when you posted it?
In the 21st century, anti-Zionism means anti-Semitism
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No where in that post defending the accidental killing of Rachel.
here are your terror supporting and anti-semitic posts
franky supports the right of palestinians to commit terrorism against jews and israelis
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/in-...onism-means-anti-semitism.779680/post-7855153
justifying the killing of Israeli Civilians
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/international-holocaust-remembrance-day.807405/post-7856335
franky's continued justification for terrorist attacks
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/in-...onism-means-anti-semitism.779680/post-7866981
defending terrorist organzation calling themselves the lions den
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/in-...onism-means-anti-semitism.779680/post-7830236
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/in-...onism-means-anti-semitism.779680/post-7828976
refusing to condemn anti-jewish hate crimes in New York
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/in-...onism-means-anti-semitism.779680/post-7840014
Justifying the murder of civilians
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/international-holocaust-remembrance-day.807405/post-7846297
Here is klatuu defending the killing of civilians
Canada Man defends killing an American civilian for protesting for human rights in Gaza by suggesting she is a 'terrorist sympathizer'.
Canadaman refuses to call out Israel for targeting and killing civilians.
In 2018, every Friday for nearly a year Palestinian civilians protested in Gaza and every Friday Israel used snipers to target children, women, medics and civilians.
Franky's terror supporting posts
here are your terror supporting and anti-semitic posts
franky supports the right of palestinians to commit terrorism against jews and israelis
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/in-...onism-means-anti-semitism.779680/post-7855153
justifying the killing of Israeli Civilians
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/international-holocaust-remembrance-day.807405/post-7856335
franky's continued justification for terrorist attacks
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/in-...onism-means-anti-semitism.779680/post-7866981
defending terrorist organzation calling themselves the lions den
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/in-...onism-means-anti-semitism.779680/post-7830236
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/in-...onism-means-anti-semitism.779680/post-7828976
refusing to condemn anti-jewish hate crimes in New York
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/in-...onism-means-anti-semitism.779680/post-7840014
Justifying the murder of civilians
https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/international-holocaust-remembrance-day.807405/post-7846297
Canadaman refuses to call out Israel for using snipers to kill 60 civilian children.
Canada Man defends killing an American civilian for protesting for human rights in Gaza.
This is what you get in reply to your copy and paste slander, cm.
Because we both know you can't debate the issues or explain why you support apartheid.
Seriously….this constant copy and paste of the same links got old months ago. It’s ineffective and it’s become nothing more than spam. It also makes it very hard to scroll through the threads for everyone.
Why would I want to debate somebody who openly defends terrrorists, read websites and watch YouTube channels that incite anti-jewish hatred, promote holocaust denialism, promote the anti-semitic claim that jews are running the world, support and defend terrorist Organizations and terror attacks, linked to the PLFP and other terrorist organizations, operated by a convicted terrorist, etc
The true goal and the reason behind the ongoing war against Palestinians in the Occupied Territories.
jewishcurrents.org
Could Israel Carry Out Another Nakba?
Expulsionist sentiment is common in Israeli society and politics. To ignore the warning signs is to abdicate responsibility.
jewishcurrents.org
Yesterday’s “Al Quds Day” rally in central London saw numerous signs and chants that called for Israel’s destruction, as well as several comparisons to Nazis.
The “Al Quds Day” rallies are an Iranian-backed global event, but they have faced controversy over expressions of antisemitism and calls for the destruction of the Jewish state. In previous years, for example, Berlin banned the parade from taking place, while footage of the protests this year in numerous German cities appeared to show participants shouting phrases like “Scheiße Jude!” (“S***ty Jew!”), “Drecksjude” (“dirty Jew”), and “Strike, oh Qassam, don’t let the Zionists sleep.”
Volunteers from Campaign Against Antisemitism’s Demonstration and Event Monitoring Unit were present at the protest to gather evidence.
One sign read: “Where did all the Nazis go after WW2? Israel!!!”
Another placard displayed a swastika alongside the Israeli flag alongside the words “Same mindset! Different era!”
A person was also spotted wearing a top bearing the words: “The world stopped Nazism. The world stopped apartheid. The world must stop Zionism.”
Our Monitoring Unit also captured evidence of a sign which implied that Pakistan should deploy nuclear weapons on “Nazi Israel”.
According to the International Definition of Antisemitism, “Drawing comparisons of contemporary Israeli policy to that of the Nazis” is an example of antisemitism.
The chant of “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” was present and led by Nazim Ali, the march’s inflammatory leader who made antisemitic statements during the 2017 march. In addition, multiple signs, viewable here and here, bore the words of the chant.
“From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” only makes sense as a call for the destruction of the world’s only Jewish state — and its replacement with a State of Palestine — and is thus an attempt to deny Jews, uniquely, the right to self-determination, which is a breach of the Definition.
Last year, the Court of Appeal refused Mr Ali’s request for permission to appeal the High Court’s ruling quashing a decision by the General Pharmaceutical Council’s Fitness to Practice Committee. The High Court ruling came after an appeal by the Professional Standards Authority against the original ruling by the Committee at the request of Campaign Against Antisemitism.
Speakers at this year’s rally included the disgraced Reverand Dr Stephen Sizer, who in January was handed a twelve-year ban by the Church of England after having been found to have “engaged in antisemitic activity” by a tribunal of the Church of England, and the former Labour Party MP Chris Williamson, who was suspended from Labour and then readmitted, only to be resuspended following a public outcry after claiming that Labour has been “too apologetic” over antisemitism. Mr Williamson has previously tweeted that “Zionist teachers around the country are violating children’s rights” and that Zionism is “a racist ideology.”
Mr Williamson’s speech at the rally included repeatedly talking about Israel killing “innocent children” and Zionism being inherently racist.
The inflammatory rapper Lowkey, whose real name is Kareem Dennis, also spoke at the rally. Lowkey’s songs include lyrics such as “nothing is more antisemitic than Zionism”. He is a patron of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC). A month-long investigation by Campaign Against Antisemitism in 2017 exposed extensive antisemitic bigotry amongst PSC supporters on social media. Lowkey has previously described Israel as a “racist endeavour” in direct and deliberate contravention of the Definition, described Zionism as “antisemitic”, and spoken of the “Zionist lobby” in the context of global capitalism.
An array of literature was available to attendants of the rally, including articles and books from Tony Greenstein, an expelled member of the Labour Party and founder of Palestine Solidarity Campaign, who last year surrendered what remained of his claim against Campaign Against Antisemitism for calling him a “notorious antisemite”.
One of Mr Greenstein’s available works present at the rally was entitled: “Zionism During The Holocaust. The Weaponisation of Memory in the Service of State of Nation.”
Also on display were images in support of high-ranking Iranian figures, such as the antisemitic Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps terrorist mastermind, Qasem Soleimani, and Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has said that the West is a mafia-like organisation under the control of “prominent Zionist merchants”.
The event also saw the burning of the Israeli flag, indicating support for the destruction of Israel.
Numerous flags were waved, including that of the Popular Mobilization Forces, an umbrella organisation of mostly Shiite militia groups, as well as a large red flag, which in Shiite tradition symbolises blood spilled unjustly and calls for vengeance, and is traditionally associated with the legend of Imam Hussein. The appearance of the flag at an “Al Quds Day” rally, where accusations of murder by Israel of innocents are repeatedly hurled, is reasonably understood as an indication of violent intent toward the Jewish state.
Campaign Against Antisemitism’s Antisemitism Barometer 2021 showed that over 94% of British Jews consider the threat from Islamists to be moderately or very serious.
Disgraced figures speak at London’s “Al Quds Day” rally which featured Nazi comparisons and calls for Israel’s destruction (antisemitism.org)
The “Al Quds Day” rallies are an Iranian-backed global event, but they have faced controversy over expressions of antisemitism and calls for the destruction of the Jewish state. In previous years, for example, Berlin banned the parade from taking place, while footage of the protests this year in numerous German cities appeared to show participants shouting phrases like “Scheiße Jude!” (“S***ty Jew!”), “Drecksjude” (“dirty Jew”), and “Strike, oh Qassam, don’t let the Zionists sleep.”
Volunteers from Campaign Against Antisemitism’s Demonstration and Event Monitoring Unit were present at the protest to gather evidence.
One sign read: “Where did all the Nazis go after WW2? Israel!!!”
Another placard displayed a swastika alongside the Israeli flag alongside the words “Same mindset! Different era!”
A person was also spotted wearing a top bearing the words: “The world stopped Nazism. The world stopped apartheid. The world must stop Zionism.”
Our Monitoring Unit also captured evidence of a sign which implied that Pakistan should deploy nuclear weapons on “Nazi Israel”.
According to the International Definition of Antisemitism, “Drawing comparisons of contemporary Israeli policy to that of the Nazis” is an example of antisemitism.
The chant of “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” was present and led by Nazim Ali, the march’s inflammatory leader who made antisemitic statements during the 2017 march. In addition, multiple signs, viewable here and here, bore the words of the chant.
“From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” only makes sense as a call for the destruction of the world’s only Jewish state — and its replacement with a State of Palestine — and is thus an attempt to deny Jews, uniquely, the right to self-determination, which is a breach of the Definition.
Last year, the Court of Appeal refused Mr Ali’s request for permission to appeal the High Court’s ruling quashing a decision by the General Pharmaceutical Council’s Fitness to Practice Committee. The High Court ruling came after an appeal by the Professional Standards Authority against the original ruling by the Committee at the request of Campaign Against Antisemitism.
Speakers at this year’s rally included the disgraced Reverand Dr Stephen Sizer, who in January was handed a twelve-year ban by the Church of England after having been found to have “engaged in antisemitic activity” by a tribunal of the Church of England, and the former Labour Party MP Chris Williamson, who was suspended from Labour and then readmitted, only to be resuspended following a public outcry after claiming that Labour has been “too apologetic” over antisemitism. Mr Williamson has previously tweeted that “Zionist teachers around the country are violating children’s rights” and that Zionism is “a racist ideology.”
Mr Williamson’s speech at the rally included repeatedly talking about Israel killing “innocent children” and Zionism being inherently racist.
The inflammatory rapper Lowkey, whose real name is Kareem Dennis, also spoke at the rally. Lowkey’s songs include lyrics such as “nothing is more antisemitic than Zionism”. He is a patron of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC). A month-long investigation by Campaign Against Antisemitism in 2017 exposed extensive antisemitic bigotry amongst PSC supporters on social media. Lowkey has previously described Israel as a “racist endeavour” in direct and deliberate contravention of the Definition, described Zionism as “antisemitic”, and spoken of the “Zionist lobby” in the context of global capitalism.
An array of literature was available to attendants of the rally, including articles and books from Tony Greenstein, an expelled member of the Labour Party and founder of Palestine Solidarity Campaign, who last year surrendered what remained of his claim against Campaign Against Antisemitism for calling him a “notorious antisemite”.
One of Mr Greenstein’s available works present at the rally was entitled: “Zionism During The Holocaust. The Weaponisation of Memory in the Service of State of Nation.”
Also on display were images in support of high-ranking Iranian figures, such as the antisemitic Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps terrorist mastermind, Qasem Soleimani, and Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has said that the West is a mafia-like organisation under the control of “prominent Zionist merchants”.
The event also saw the burning of the Israeli flag, indicating support for the destruction of Israel.
Numerous flags were waved, including that of the Popular Mobilization Forces, an umbrella organisation of mostly Shiite militia groups, as well as a large red flag, which in Shiite tradition symbolises blood spilled unjustly and calls for vengeance, and is traditionally associated with the legend of Imam Hussein. The appearance of the flag at an “Al Quds Day” rally, where accusations of murder by Israel of innocents are repeatedly hurled, is reasonably understood as an indication of violent intent toward the Jewish state.
Campaign Against Antisemitism’s Antisemitism Barometer 2021 showed that over 94% of British Jews consider the threat from Islamists to be moderately or very serious.
Disgraced figures speak at London’s “Al Quds Day” rally which featured Nazi comparisons and calls for Israel’s destruction (antisemitism.org)
Do the kids still say LOL?
I'm not the one pretending to care about Palestinians while completely rejecting what Palestinians want and denying them even basic agency.
Amazing you keep propagating lies simply to distract from the fact that yet another Palestinian intentionally killed civilians.
Autopsy confirms Italian killed in Tel Aviv car-ramming wasn’t shot
Finding rules out reports tourist Alessandro Parini was run over, then shot; alleged attacker's body undergoes autopsy, reportedly to check for drugs, alcohol or heart attack
www.timesofisrael.com
And more of you trying to excuse attacks on non-combatants simply because your Jew obsession.
Amazing you can quote the UN and human rights groups while completely rejecting the basics of international law.
Running over a bunch of pedestrians is not self defence.
Gunning down some people on a patio is not self defence.
Killing a woman and her two girls for driving down a road is not self defence.
Indiscriminate rockets fired from Gaza and Lebanon are not self defence.
All of those are examples of terrorism and sadly supported by 61% of Palestinians.
Regardless of whether she hated Jews or knew she was supporting terrorism,. they just bring up her death a couple of decades ago to avoid discussing the Jewish civilians (and those thought to be Jewish) killed recently.ROTFLMFAO!!!!! Never shed a tear at the grave of terrorist protecting Jew hater.
Rachel Corrie Was No Peace Activist
The verdict handed down today by a Haifa court in the lawsuit filed by the parents of Rachel Corrie will be denounced by Israel-bashers everywhere, and taken as confirmation ofwww.commentary.org
