Saturday, 9 August 2014

The Facts Gaza

Here's the reason why Israel is militarily dealing with Hamas in Gaza.

It's a shame all these protesters can't see the truth and stopped all this political Islamic propaganda. ..

Friday, 8 August 2014

#RawIslam: by ISIS: CHILDREN ARE BEING BEHEADED

CHILDREN ARE BEING BEHEADED, MOTHERS RAPED, FATHERS HUNG: TERRORISTS CONDUCTING "CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE" IN IRAQ


"They are absolutely killing every Christian they see. This is absolutely a genocide in every sense of the word." -Mark Arabo

(Iraq)—It is with a heavy-heart, grieved spirit, and a sick stomach that we must report the most evil, horrific acts carried out yet by ISIS troops in Iraq against Christians. (Photo: Christians flee ISIS/via Metro Voice News)

"They are systematically beheading children. And mothers and fathers. The world hasn't seen an evil like this for generations."

"There's actually a park in Mosul where they actually beheaded children and put their heads on a stick... These are crimes against humanity. They are doing the most horrendous, the most heart-breaking crimes that you can think of."

Full Article here

#RawIslam: Thousands Flee Radical Onslaught

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Iraq's "Christian Capital" Wiped Clean as Thousands Flee Radical Onslaught
08/07/2014 Istanbul, Turkey. (International Christian ConcernInternational Christian Concern (ICC) is extremely troubled about the situation Iraq's Christian communities face as the advances of the Islamic State militants (IS, also known as ISIS) have taken the Christian town of Qaraqosh, as well as many of the surrounding towns and villages on the Nineveh plain. Tens of thousands more Iraqis, including Christians and other religious minorities, have fled their homes over the past 48 hours and are seeking refuge in the surrounding mountains or towards the Kurdish areas of Erbil and Duhok.  
"In the past 24 hours as many as 2,000 families have arrived in Erbil," a Christian leader from Erbil told ICC on Thursday evening. "There are 700 or 800 families who couldn't find anywhere to sleep and are on the streets now," he told ICC.


At midnight, a column of ISIS vehicles rolled into the village of Tel Kepe and occupied it, though many of its population had already left, according to the Assyrian International News Agency (AINA). Kurdish Peshmerga forces that have been providing the only substantial military protection for civilians announced that they were withdrawing from the area as in many places they are now heavily outgunned in comparison with the heavy weaponry now being utilized by ISIS.

Estimates of those who abandoned their homes ahead of the ISIS advance have ranged as high as 200,000 across the Nineveh plains. The evacuation of Qaraqosh began at 2:30 A.M. when the Kurdish forces announced that they were withdrawing from the area. Bells began to toll in the churches of Qaraqosh warning the residents to take flight. According to AINA, in addition to Qaraqosh, at least eight Christian villages and towns are now empties, as well as seven Yazidi villages and 15 Shabak villages.

Multiple sources report the situation is now extremely desperate and one of life and death for hundreds of thousands of people. Even for those who manage to flee to safety in the hills, the dangers of thirst and exposure to harsh conditions have already claimed nearly 100 lives of the Yazidi religious minority stranded in the hills, and UNICEF had confirmed that nearly 50 of those were children.

Plans are in place for the United States to begin airdrops to these communities as early as Thursday evening, and they are considering military engagement as well, U.S. officials have reported. Even those who have made it to the cities have found limited support as basic resources are in short supply.

"We need our protection and rights to be put on the table," Patriarch Ignatius Aphrem II, Supreme Head of the Universal Syrian Orthodox Church, told ICC earlier this week. "The destruction of these Christian communities is a loss not just for Christians but for all in the region," he continued.

Urgent calls have come from religious and political leaders across the region to provide immediate assistance of both humanitarian aid and the support necessary to protect these communities from slaughter. Rep. Frank Wolf (VA-R), along with other members of Congress, has pointedly called on the administration to take action. "You will come to sincerely regret your failure to take action to stop the genocide in Iraq.  Your conscience will haunt you long after you leave office.  Mr. President, say something; do something," he wrote in aletter to President Obama on Thursday.

Todd Daniels, ICC Regional Manager for the Middle East, said, "The realities on the ground are heartbreaking as hundreds of thousands of lives stand to be lost at the hands of religious extremists. The violence being perpetrated against the religious minorities of Iraq is nothing short of genocide. It is imperative that the United States and the international community take urgent action to protect these communities and to provide the assistance necessary to sustain the presence of Christians in the Middle East."

 
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Thursday, 7 August 2014

Launching Missiles From Residential Area Outside Hotel

Indian TV Reporter Films Hamas Assembling, Launching Missiles From Residential Area Outside Hotel 
Minutes Before Cease-Fire (VIDEO)
5th August Posted Full Article Here
Minutes before the 72-hour ceasefire began, this rocket was fired from deep within a civilian zone.

#RawIslam: ‘Why Does Our Daddy Need to Be in Prison for Loving Jesus?

: Kids Send Emotional Video Message to Obama

“Dear President Obama, please help bring my daddy home,” Rebekka, 7, and Jacob, 6, ask in the short clip, as the two describe — through kids’ lenses — the immense pain and loss they’re feeling.
The children beg Obama to step in to help Abedini return to the family residence in Idaho, with Jacob telling the camera that his “heart cries” over his father’s ongoing plight. by theblaze.com Full Article 

The Filtered story Sanitized: Australia school bus comes under anti-Semitic attack

Concerns of more anti-Semitic attacks
AUGUST 07, 2014
Australia Press: news.com.au "see below The Sanitized version" 
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Russian Press: rt.com  See the Unsanitized Version Read Here

SHADOW attorney-general Mark Dreyfus has called on NSW authorities to do "whatever they can" to punish a group of teenagers accused of racially abusing a busload of Jewish schoolchildren.
FIVE of the youths, believed to be aged between 15 and 17, were arrested on Thursday morning after hurling "anti-Semitic threats and also threats of violence" at primary schoolchildren, some as young as five, on a bus in Sydney's east on Wednesday afternoon.
The teenagers behind the alleged attack were too drunk to be interviewed by police when they were arrested and have been released into the custody of their parents.
Charges have not yet been laid.
But Mr Dreyfus has urged police to examine "criminal offences that may have been committed" and said the teens responsible for the "truly offensive" attack should face penalties.
"I'd urge the NSW authorities to do whatever they can to impose whatever penalty they can on those responsible for a disgraceful attack," Mr Dreyfus said on Thursday before he was to address a summit in Sydney on free speech, hosted by the Australian Human Rights Commission.
He also voiced concern about the possibility of similar attacks.
"Of course we have to be concerned every time that this kind of attack occurs. I hope we've seen the last of it.
"Every child in Australia has the right to go to school, has the right to be free in the street, on a bus, anywhere in our community without being exposed to this kind of disgraceful attack.
"This is no part of Australia's way of life."
The head of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies, Vic Alhadeff, has also warned of a rise in anti-Semitism in Australia.
"It is particularly sickening when those being targeted are young children," he told AAP.
"There is no place for racism of any form in our society."
The attack in Sydney comes after six teenagers vilified an Israeli rabbi on a lecture tour in Perth on Monday, and vandals reportedly painting the words "Zionist scum" on a Perth school in July.
Police and the Department of Education have refused to confirm which school the boys were from.
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The real story Unsanitized: Australia school bus comes under anti-Semitic attack

Russia Today: News
‘They wanted to cut our throats’: Australia school bus comes under anti-Semitic attack
Published time: August 06, 2014

Russian Press: rt.com  See below the Unsanitized Version 
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Australia Press: news.com.au "The Sanitized version" {Read Here}

Six drunken youths shouting Nazi slogans stormed a school bus filled with Jewish children as young as five in Sydney on Wednesday. The boys threatened to cut the younger children's throats and murder everyone on board.

Some 30 children were on their way home from Mount Sinai, Moriah, and Emmanuel schools in the Bondi Beach neighborhood at 4 p.m. local time, Sydney’s Daily Telegraph reported.

Jackie Blackburn, whose daughters were caught up in the incident, told the newspaper that the five to 12-year-olds had been left “traumatized” and “hysterical” by the attack, and that one of her daughters had phoned her up terrified.

“She said: ‘Hey Mummy, please help us, there are eight strange men who have been let on to a school bus and they are screaming ‘Heil Hitler! Kill the Jews!’ they want to cut our throats,’” Blackburn said.

She then a got a call from her friend Noah Stanton who said, “Jackie it’s bad, it’s really bad. They were screaming ‘Heil Hitler,' 'Kill the Jews,' 'Palestine must kill you Jews' – just all very bad anti-Semitic stuff.”

Jackie told the Telegraph that she didn’t understand why the bus driver opened the doors and let them on, as the bus is a private one which only transports children from the three Jewish schools.

“He wouldn’t give me his name or details. He said they weren’t drunk, he was justifying why he let them on, he was denying what the kids had gone through and been traumatized by,” she said.

Another mother, Isabelle Stanton, whose daughter was on the bus, said she was shocked that anti-Semitism, which is on the rise in Europe, has found its way to Australia.

“I never expected something like to this happen in Australia and in Sydney. I expect it in Belgium where I’m from and where there have been anti-Semitic attacks,” she said.

Isabelle’s daughter, 12-year-old Noah, said the men looked drunk, couldn’t walk straight, and boasted that they had just been taking drugs.

The New South Wales Jewish Board of Deputies has condemned the incident.

“We are deeply disturbed by this incident and are working with police and the state government to ensure that proper and adequate safety measures are put in place,” said Vic Aldedeff, CEO of the Board of Deputies.

Anti-Semitism in Australia is relatively rare, but the southern hemisphere country has not escaped extremists from the far-right and far-left who are using the conflict between Hamas and Israel to stoke up ethnic and religious hatred.

Last month, around 5,000 Palestinian supporters took part in huge protests in Sydney, carrying banners which read: “Israel: using one holocaust to justify another since 1948” and “Netanyahu: Modern Day Hitler.”

On Monday, a visiting rabbi and his assistant were approached by a group of teenagers in a shopping center in the western Australian city of Perth. Danny Mayer, who witnessed the incident, said the youths were shouting: “You are killing babies in Gaza.” When Mayer got the rabbi and his assistant into his car and began filming the attackers, the teens ran away.

In a separate incident, vandals wrote the words “Zionist scum” on a Jewish school in Perth.

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