- the Palestinians, who as per their "from the river to the sea..." chant were hoping to replace Jerusalem with Al Quds, are calling for "three days of rage" in protest;
- Saudi Arabia's king says that moving the US. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is “a flagrant provocation of Muslims, all over the world”;
Turkey's Islamist strongman, Artie Erdogan, is drawing a red line (whatever that means) over the embassy move;- the Supreme Leader of Iran, that eloquent devil, says, "That they claim they want to announce Quds as the capital of occupied Palestine is because of their incompetence and failure."
Update: Also throwing a hissy fit--the CBC's resident Zion-despiser (one of 'em, anyway) does his usual thrash 'n' trash of Israel, claiming, among other bollocks, that
- the Palestinians were forced to resort to violence because they were "powerless";
- the Arabs' birthrate exceeds that of Jewish Israelis, and Israel is therefore on track to become another apartheid era South Africa (not so);
- should the status quo persist, in the words of John Kerry (that imbecile), Israel will be either Jewish or democratic, but not both.
"Let's stop pretending Israel is heading toward a two-state solution," reads the headline of Macdonald's opinion piece.
Sure thing, Neil. As long as we can also stop pretending that your aspersions further the discussion in any way, shape or form.
Update: Guess what happened when Honest Reporting Canada complained to the Ceeb about last month's Macdonald hit piece in which he called Israel and apartheid state? The Ceeb's ombudsthingy sided with Macdonald and their employer.
Quelle shockeroo, eh?
Update: Guess what happened when Honest Reporting Canada complained to the Ceeb about last month's Macdonald hit piece in which he called Israel and apartheid state? The Ceeb's ombudsthingy sided with Macdonald and their employer.
Quelle shockeroo, eh?
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