mantra wrote on Nov 4
th, 2013 at 3:45pm:
... but most of these photos, I assume, are of Palestinian children.
Are you saying there are Jewish toddlers in Israel who are wearing bandanas and parading around with Kalashnikovs, chanting "Death to Palestine!" ~ that the Jews are hiding from us?
mantra wrote on Nov 4
th, 2013 at 3:45pm:
Israel is very selective about the news we read about Palestine
Every time there's a 'border incident' ~ journalists from independent news organisations from around the world rush to film and interview Palestinians to get their slant on things. We regularly see these reports on TV via satellite.
The journalists don't rush to their Israeli embassies to interview the Israeli ambassadors about their interpretation on the events.
Since the internet became available we now have an over-abundance of independent news sources that the media barons have not been able to, as yet, censor according to their own political bias.
mantra wrote on Nov 4
th, 2013 at 3:45pm:
- hence plenty of photos of children training to be suicide bombers. The more hatred put out there for Islam - the better Israel believes it looks to the world.
And they are absolute 100% correct to expose the murderous barbarism of these sick bastards who we know as 'Palestinians' ~ and whose leadership is registered in every civilised country as a terrorist organisation that acts outside the law.
mantra wrote on Nov 4
th, 2013 at 3:45pm:
Pity we rarely see or hear how the subjugated Palestinians live with their meagre rations of food and water and wages controlled by Israel.
If any of the kids are going hungry, then it's because the Palestinian leadership has its hands in the till.
Where do they get the money to buy rockets from China which are smuggled into the country through tunnels from Egypt?
Quote:According to the Development Assistance Committee, the main multilateral donors for the 2006–2007 period were UNRWA and the EU (through the European Commission); the main bilateral donors were the US, Japan, Canada and five European countries (Norway, Germany, Sweden, Spain and France).[58] Since 1993 the European Commission and the EU member-states combined have been by far the largest aid contributor to the Palestinians.[59] The Arab League states have also been substantial donors, notably through budgetary support to the PNA during the Second Intifada; they have been however criticized for not sufficiently financing the UNRWA and the PNA, and for balking at their pledges.[60] After the 2006 Palestinian elections, the Arab countries tried to contribute to the payment of the Palestinian public servants' wages, bypassing the PNA; at the same time Arab funds were paid directly to Abbas' office for disbursement.[61] During the Paris Conference, 11% of the pledges came from the US and Canada, 53% from Europe and 20% from the Arab countries.[41]