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  • KanadaHye
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    Jerusalem bus bomb wounds 25

    A bomb exploded at a crowded bus stop Wednesday in central Jerusalem, wounding at least 25 people in what appeared to be the first militant attack in the city in several years.

    The blast could be heard throughout Jerusalem and blew out the windows of two crowded buses. Rescuers were seen removing bloodied people from the area on stretchers.

    Israel's national rescue service said 25 people were wounded, including 15 seriously. No deaths were reported.

    Jerusalem suffered dozens of suicide bombings that targeted buses and restaurants during the second Palestinian uprising last decade. But the attacks have halted in recent years. Jerusalem last experienced a suicide bombing in 2004.

    Meanwhile, Gaza militants barraged southern Israel with rockets and mortars Wednesday, drawing retaliatory Israeli airstrikes in a worrisome escalation of the gravest hostilities in the area since Israel went to war in the Palestinian territory two years ago.

    http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/story/2...ns-israel.html

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  • KanadaHye
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    Israeli airstrikes injure 17 Palestinians


    A destroyed building after an Israeli strike in Gaza City on March 21, 2011

    The strikes occurred late on Monday night in the east of Gaza City.

    Witnesses said the target of the raid was a car repair workshop, AFP reported.

    Earlier on Monday, Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon issued a death threat against Hamas leaders.

    Israel regularly carries out attacks on Gaza, killing and injuring Palestinians. Tel Aviv launched a deadly war on the strip at the turn of 2009.

    More than 1,400 Palestinians were killed during the three-week Israeli land, sea and air offensive in the impoverished coastal enclave. The offensive also inflicted $1.6 billion damage to the Gazan economy.

    Some 1.5 million people in the Gaza Strip are being denied their basic rights, including freedom of movement, and their rights to appropriate living conditions, work, health and education.

    Poverty and unemployment rates stand at approximately 80 percent and 60 percent in the Gaza Strip respectively, reports say.

    http://www.presstv.ir/detail/171113.html

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  • Tigranakert
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    Originally posted by HermanGerman View Post
    Do you think this two videos are antisemitic or just criticism ?




    It's criticism. Why is something criticizing (or having their own opinion) Israel or the j-ewish people anti-Semitism? You can criticize about every country in the world, even "harass" other nations, which is called "Freedom of Speech" in Europe , but one word about Israel is anti-semitism? Come on (in the Netherlands, saying the muslims are a danger to our society, the Quran must be burned, Russians want to take over the world and kill everyone, is freedom of speech).

    Especially if you live in Germany, you are censored to the extreme with everything related to Israel. So you have to be careful.

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  • HermanGerman
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    Do you think this two videos are antisemitic or just criticism ?




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  • Armanen
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    Mos will be here to set us straight soon :P

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  • KanadaHye
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    Originally posted by Federate View Post
    You know there's something wrong with the world when Charlie Sheen is making sense.
    Not to mention Sheen's mother is J3wish.

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  • Federate
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    You know there's something wrong with the world when Charlie Sheen is making sense.
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    ADL: Charlie Sheen’s Rant ‘Borderline Anti-Semitism’




    Actor Charlie Sheen’s rant against the executive producer of his hit TV sitcom is “borderline anti-Semitism,” the Anti-Defamation League’s Abraham Foxman said.

    Sheen, in a radio interview Feb. 24 and in a letter posted on the TMZ website, called the “Two and a Half Men” executive producer Chuck Lorre a “contaminated little maggot,” said he was a “clown” and “stupid,” and referred to him several times as Chaim Levine.

    Lorre’s given name is Charles Michael Levine.

    “By invoking television producer Chuck Lorre’s xxxish name in the context of an angry tirade against him, Charlie Sheen left the impression that another reason for his dislike of Mr. Lorre is his xxxishness,” Foxman, ADL’s national director, said in a statement. “This fact has no relevance to Mr. Sheen’s complaint or disagreement, and his words are at best bizarre, and at worst, borderline anti-Semitism,”

    Sheen went on the defensive over the weekend, saying his statements were not anti-Semitic. He said in his letter to TMZ that he was “referring to Chuck by his real name because I wanted to address the man, not the bulls**t TV persona.”

    “So you’re telling me, anytime someone calls me Carlos Estevez, I can claim they are anti-Latino?” Sheen continued, referring to his given name.

    The CBS network on Feb. 25 canceled filming of the final four episodes of the popular sitcom starring Sheen and could cancel the show all together.

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  • Federate
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    Well duh, J3ws represent sanity in the world. They also represent everything that is Semitic in the world even though Arabs speak a Semitic language too and not all J3ws speak a Semitic language.

    Last edited by Federate; 03-17-2011, 01:27 PM.

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  • Armanen
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    And not a single Gibson ruder!

    Published: 17 March, 2011, 16:07

    xxxish Journal editor Rob Eshman proposes measuring severity of anti-Semitic remarks in “Gibsons”

    TAGS: Human rights, Mass media
    Anti-Semitism has suddenly sprung back clattering in the media’s rattle bag, aided by a number of recent showbiz contributors. xxxish Journal editor Rob Eshman takes the assault back to the offenders with a scale to measure anti-Semitic remarks.
    With French designer John Galliano revealing his not all too secret love for Hitler in a YouTube video and then spouting anti-Semitic remarks at a couple in a café and "Two and a Half Men" producer Chuck Lorre acquiring a new nickname of Chaim Levine in an outburst by Charlie Sheen, we seem to be facing a new surge of anti-Semitism in the Old and New World.

    xxxish Journal's Rob Eshman seems to have had enough of it. He has decided to take the matter seriously, so to speak, and worked out a whole new one-to-ten scale to divide inoffensive babble from real racist offense.

    The proposed new measurement unit is… a Gibson. Hollywood's Mr. Mel Gibson has often been discontent with a variety of every day notions: gays, African Americans, Latinos and women, Eshman justifies. As for his anti-Semitic views, Mr. Gibson told the police after one especially influenced drive, "the xxxs are responsible for all the wars in the world," as cited by the Los Angeles Times.

    In the new rating, as Rob Eshman sees it, one Gibson would be awarded for comments like Woody Allen made in the "Annie Hall" movie imagining he heard someone say "xxx eat?". That is the lowest grade. Various hate-filled online broadcasts from the likes of Al Qaeda would be regarded as top of the scale at ten Gibsons.

    So, by this new rating, Charlie Sheen’s antic would come in at two Gibsons, while Galliano would win four Gibsons. Eshman proceeds with his Gibson awarding, nominating five Gibsons to Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, who claimed that a cabal of powerful xxxish journalists is behind the smearing of WikiLeaks – the statement almost exploded the minds of some of his conspiracy-plot-aligned followers.

    Eshman, though, is not yet sure who should do the actual rating. He is leaning toward a Rotten Tomatoes-style aggregator approach, allowing for a website to average out the ratings made by various professionals.

    The editor believes that the Gibson scale is not only a witty backlash, but is also quite revealing as to a person's health. As he puts it: "Anti-Semitism is the last stop on the way to Crazy Town. A 1996 study by the psychiatrist and neuroscientist Mortimer Ostow determined that the more one held anti-Semitic beliefs, the more likely he was to harbor psychotic thinking. The opposite was true as well: The less you believe in anti-Semitic stereotypes, the less of a nutter you are."

    There could be a chance the scale will catch on. And with today’s tendencies it is just too easy to imagine being sent out of class for getting one Gibson too rude.





    So now if you make statements about joos which paints them in a negative light, you must be on your way to the crazy house.

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  • KanadaHye
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    Now if I owned the media and presses, this article would be titled "Israeli pirates seize ship off coast of Egypt"

    Israel seizes Egypt-bound ship 'with weapons for Gaza'

    The Israeli navy has intercepted an Egypt-bound ship carrying arms intended for militant groups in the Gaza Strip, military officials have said.

    The German-owned vessel was on its way from Turkey to the Egyptian port of Alexandria, Israeli press reports said.

    It was seized some 200 miles (320km) from the shore.

    Israeli forces did not meet resistance from the crew and the vessel was being taken to the Israeli port of Ashdod, security sources told the BBC.

    The prime minister's office was keen to stress that Turkey was not involved in the weapons shipment.

    "According to the shipment documents and questioning of the crew, the vessel initially departed from Latakia port in Syria and then proceeded to Mersin port in Turkey. Turkey has no connection to this incident regarding the weaponry uncovered on board," a statement said.

    Relations between the two countries have been strained since Israeli commandos raided a Gaza-bound aid flotilla last May, killing nine Turkish activists on board.

    Israel maintains a land and sea blockade of the Gaza Strip, which is run by the Islamist Hamas group.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-12746333

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