Israeli settlers and the crimes they did not commit.

Peloni:  The Settler Violence campaign being raised to delegitimize Israel and normalize the terrorism raised against the people has been exposed in finite detail by the efforts of Ragavim and others.  The most effective tool being used to support the Settler Violence scheme is the use of dhimmi Christians caught in the grip of the Islamist territories in the PA, in Lebanon, in Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East.

See Regavim’s report on Settler Violence HERE and share it widely.  

Barry Shaw | The View From Israel

Israeli settlers from an adjacent farm approaching fire set by local Arabs from Taybeh.  Ironically, the leaf blowers carried by the settlers to put out the flames were promoted as documentary support for the claim that the settlers started the fire.  The telling principle in all of this is that the false claims, absurd as they were, gained resonance around the world in support of demonizing Israel at the speed of the internet.  Screengrab via Youtube

Israeli settlers are frequently accused of crimes they did not commit.
In a widely published blasphemy not only did they not commit arson charges, they actually tried to extinguish a fire that was endangering a Christian church…Read the details here…

An independent investigation by The Press Service of Israel has uncovered critical inconsistencies in claims that radical Israelis deliberately set fire to a 1,500-year-old church in the Palestinian village of Taybeh.
Contrary to the widely reported accusation, TPS-IL found evidence of firefighting efforts by local Jewish residents and raised serious doubts about the fire’s origin — casting a shadow over the political motivations behind the allegation made by a prominent Christian leader in the Holy Land.
However, a closer inspection of the footage reveals something different: several young men from the adjacent Jewish farm can be seen running up the hill with fire extinguishing equipment and reflective vests, attempting to put out the flames — not start them.

Video footage circulating on social media showed the teenager with what appeared to be a compressed air blower often used to help control and extinguish brush fires. But Palestinian social media posts labelled him an arsonist.

TPS-IL spoke to one of the shepherds involved in the incident. Because he is a minor, he is being identified as Y. He told TPS-IL he was in the field grazing the animals when suddenly, a fire started a few meters away that scared them. Y. called the farmer to report the fire and tried to smother the fire with his shirt. While he was doing that, he saw several Palestinians coming out of the cemetery, shouting and throwing things at him.

Furthermore, separate fires on July 7, 8, and 11 were documented in areas of pastureland dozens of meters away from the church compound. In all cases, a Jewish farmer whose farm is next to the church compound complained to the police that someone had torched the area where his shepherd was grazing. TPS-IL has obtained time-stamped documentation of these reports.

“Instead of being leaders of truth, these church leaders have become players controlled on the board,” said Amit Barak, an expert on Christian affairs in Israel and former project manager of the Christian Empowerment Council. Barak has been working for years with the Christian community in Israel, helping its members integrate into the military and national service. Through this role, he has been exposed to the civil and political activities of the churches in the country.
“They are pawns. In the past, people blamed the Jew. Today, they blame ‘the settler,’” he told TPS-IL.

Barak said, “These churches in Israel have very close ties with the World Council of Churches, a body that has always tried to play the game and wear masks. But in June, it issued a statement that removed all the masks and laid everything out on the table.” The June 24 statement called on churches and other institutions to sanction Israel, and support war crimes investigations, and label Israeli actions as “apartheid,” among other things.

Finally, Christians concerned about Israel and a conflict initiated by Palestinians should consider the truth about BETHLEHEM.
When Israel was persuaded to hand over this holy Christian town to the Palestinians it was a middle class town with over 80% Christian population. Under Arafat’s thugs Bethlehem has been reduced to a minority Christian population of under 12%..
This is another example of blaming the Jews for the crimes of the Palestinians.