Jews Against Nationalism

Israeli   police in combat gear storm a Chassidic synagogue in Jerusalem, swinging truncheons. In the end, they broke the leg of a 9 year old boy. They later denied entering the synagogue, but a boy took this video from the ezras nashim (balcony). This is the real Israel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yezdGcymABM

“The soldiers entered the family’s house and tried to rape Aziza Sharaida in front of her husband and children. She resisted. The soldiers threatened to kill her 17-year-old, firstborn son if she went on resisting. She resisted with force and they shot her son. The soldiers threatened to shoot her husband, too, but she refused to give in, and they shot and killed him. The two younger sons, who witnessed the atrocity, went into exile in Lebanon." Palestinian Historian Adel Manna, telling the story of the cousin of his wife, for which she was named. Haaretz. 'A story of survival and rebirth' The Palestinians Who Didn't Flee During the Nakba. By Dalia Karpel Sep 22, 2017.

http://yournewswire.com/clinton-email-we-must-destroy-syria-for-israel/ “The best way to help Israel deal with Iran’s growing nuclear capability is to help the people of Syria overthrow the regime of Bashar Assad,” Clinton forthrightly starts off by saying. https://972mag.com/conscientious-objector-freed-after-150-days-in-idf-prison/130543/ After sitting in military prison for 150 days, the Israeli army released conscientious objector Ofir Averbukh late last week. Averbukh, 18, from the moshav Tzofit, identifies as a pacifist, yet the conscientious objectors committee repeatedly refused to recognize him as such. This past week, he was discharged by an IDF medical officer. https://972mag.com/after-98-days-in-prison-idf-releases-conscientious-objector/130439/ Gur Golan, 19, from Netanya, refused to serve in the IDF due to her pacifist beliefs, and because she believes that she must actively work to reduce violence and bring about peace. She has previously stood before a consc

Last night, tens of thousands packed the streets of Jerusalem to welcome 63 yeshiva students who were released from prison for refusing to serve the military god. The Yiddish News shows us a photo of the incredible unity of this enormous kiddish Hashem. (top photo) And the Jerusalem Post? (bottom photo) It ran a small article entitled "EXTREMIST ULTRA-ORTHODOX GROUP ORGANIZES HONOR EVENT FOR 'TORAH PRISONERS' then showed only a photo of some traffic blockage earlier in the day. Sub-caption: "The "celebration" caused a major traffic jam on Highway 1 with commuters visibly frustrated about the congestion and blockage." Note the sarcasm and contempt in the Post article, delivered via its liberal use of quotation marks around anything positive said about the event. There is no understanding of what the Charedim are saying, why the army is not a suitable place for them, of what the Charedi point of view is in this matter. And that is Israel, people don't

I wondered for years what's it like to be a German, to be part of a people that is capable of such arrogance and cruelty. Now I know. I just look at the State of Israel and those who support its government.

Ley's say you want to oppress and entire people, steal their land, etc. Here's what you do. Find the handful of bad people among them, the kind you can find in any society. Just keep talking about them. Like magic it makes it it all seem right. (Rule #16 from the Zionist code)

Let's say you want to oppress and entire people, steal their land, etc. Here's what you do. Find the handful of bad people among them, the kind you can find in any society including your own. And just keep talking about them. It has this magic effect of making it all seem right. (Lesson #16 from the Zionist handbook)

"Some people are proposing to take frum boys into the army in frum regiments. You should know that it’s a shtus. The army is made לכתחילה for the purpose of changing the minds of the boys in the army. It's a statement they made long ago. It's very long. And it's only a trick that they are using now to deceive the frummah into entering the army. The truth is Am Yisroel has to keep out of the army. We have to maintain our privilege as all the countries give, rabbinical students are patur from the draft, exempt from the draft. Let's continue to fight for it, and not to yield, and not to listen to the מסיתים ומדיחים who are talking about frum regiments for frum boys." (Rabbi Avigdor Miller, “Fortunate Are You,” Audio # E-253, 1:15:52)