T. Belman. Trudeau and all the Canadians, Jews included, who supported Muslim Immigration are responsible for this. I argued strenuously against such immigration and supported Trump’s ban on immigrants from 6 Muslim countries. Jews argued, how can we who were denied entry during the holocaust, deny them entry. I said no comparison. Jews were a threat to no one. Muslims are a threat to all particularly Jews. Even though a small percentage of Muslims are prone to violence and antisemitism, the rest of them, increase their political clout of Jihadis  and give to Muslim charities which goes in large part to Jihad.

We shall not go silently into the night!

By Vivienne Grace Ziner, TOI      JUN 3, 2021, 6:49 PM

I was informed that she could not interrupt the organizers. I waited anxiously for someone- anyone -to say anything about the rein of rockets pummelling Israel.

They didn’t.

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Revolver Investigation, Part Three: June 3, 2021 (8h ago)

Reader’s Note: This is Part Two of a three part series. If you haven’t done so, please read Part One here and Part Two here

Guest Post by Michael Thau, Ph.D. REVOLVER

Established in 1990, the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) is supposed to be “the nation’s frontline system for monitoring vaccine safety.”

In just five and a half months, the VAERS system has already processed more reports of Americans dying after taking a COVID-19 vaccine than it has for all the other 56 available vaccines combined over a 28 year timespan.

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T. Belman. I am encouraged by this. These MK’s are staunch right-wingers and have their life at stake here. The fact that they could be won over tells me that they know things that we have no idea about. I happen to know also something that makes this whole thing understandable and more acceptable.

PM-designate Bennett meets with party members to counter Likud pressure to rebel; Yesh Atid, Yamina reject Knesset speaker’s demand to release still-unofficial coalition agreements

By TOI STAFF       Today, 2:22 pm

• Israelis demonstrate in favor of the so-called “change government” outside the home of Yamina party leader Naftali Bennett in Ra’anana, on June 4, 2021. (Avshalom Sassoni/Flash90)
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Keep in mind that this black and White case for Trump’s victory is put forward with only the votes that have been flipped.

Nothing is said here about all the phony ballots that were counted in favour of Biden

Mike Lindell Presents: Absolutely 9-0 | Frank Speech the Home of Free Speech https://t.co/ZdKVRC3Buc

— Israpundit (@Israpundit) June 4, 2021

https://home.frankspeech.com/tv/video/mike-lindell-presents-absolutely-9-0

T. Belman.  The read-outs from each party were deeply disturbing.

Gantz is totally wrong to stress private diplomacy over Bibi’s public diplomacy.  What the US wants to do in Gaza is idiotic but its position of the peace process takes the cake:

Washington has made clear that it is not interested in launching high-level peace negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians, but is interested in promoting positive steps that keep a two-state solution alive while preventing unilateral moves that distance the parties from that resolution.

Israel cannot accept the freeze that is implied here.  We must pursue our own policies both with regard to J&S and Iran. We should insist on the Trump Deal.

US officials push ‘immediate’ aid for Gaza during series of meetings. What’s the rush? Neither side is punishing Hamas for its war crimes yet the UN has created a permanent commission to hound us.

Since we are desperate for the resupply, the US will probably demand we do their bidding in Gaza and J&S in exchange..

By JACOB MAGID, TOI 

Defense Minister Benny Gantz said Thursday that Israel will stay engaged as the US tries to return to a nuclear deal with Iran, sidestepping what has long been an area of open disagreement between the United States and the now-jeopardized government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Senior Biden administration officials raised the need for “immediate” humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip during a series of meetings with Gantz, who was in Washington for a snap visit.

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Palestinian Arabs have a huge desire to leave the Gaza Strip and at least half of them are willing to leave if they had a place to go. Op-ed

By Frank Mecklenberg, INN

Meanwhile in Rafah, Gaza

The news reports of the recent Guardian of the Walls war and of all the attacks on Israel by Hamas leave aspects of the issue that are not discussed and offer no answers. I may not have an answer, but I can suggest a solution.

History

First, it is important to understand why Gaza is Gaza and why it is a strip of land set off by itself.

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The outrageous, callous neglect of young British girls who were abused by both Muslim rape gangs and British authorities continues.

There has been no justice for these victims, only politically correct maneuvering by authorities in Britain’s so-called justice system, which appears to be primarily interested in protecting Muslim perpetrators. The intent has been to avoid the label of “Islamophobia” and provide cover for these mostly Pakistani Muslim men. As a result, they continue to escape justice, and are given the green light to continue “grooming” infidel girls. It has also been happening to Sikh girls for decades.

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Caroline considers this government to be a disaster and she sets out why. I am not sure she is correct.

Starting at 45 minutes she discusses the Courts, Judges and the legal system. YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS IT.

DON’T BELIEVE ANY POLLS ON BIDEN

New survey shows 55% approve of how US Pres. Biden is handling Iran, while 32% disapprove.

By Ron Kampeas, JTA , Jun 03 , 2021 9:46 AM

American Jewish voters give US President Joe Biden a 70% approval rating, an American Jewish Committee poll found, while 26% of Jewish voters disapprove of his job performance.

The survey published Wednesday, the first of its kind so far in Biden’s presidency, is commensurate with past Jewish support for Democratic presidents. It is released as Biden seeks to quell the coronavirus pandemic that consumed the final year of former US President Donald Trump’s presidency, calm racial tensions, revive the economy, and manage the crisis engendered by the conflict last month between Israel and Hamas.
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Mike Lindell Announces Dominion Lawsuit, Says Biden Will be Removed After Audit | Frank Speech the Home of Free Speech https://t.co/OCXct7gPxD

— Israpundit (@Israpundit) June 3, 2021

T. Belman. This is truly shocking. I am against the legalizing of the land grab in the Negev by the Bedouins. I think the Kaminitz Law does not apply to illegal construction in Area C. Problem is Bibi offered them even more.

Another thing I don’t like is the agreement to give Arabs equal proportionate representation in Government jobs regardless of qualifications.

United Arab List’s coalition agreement with Yesh Atid: Over 52b poured into plans for Arab sector, no enforcement of construction laws.

Arutz Sheva Staff , Jun 03 , 2021 8:56 AM

Mansour Abbas

The United Arab List (Ra’am) on Thursday morning unveiled its coalition agreement with Yesh Atid, making it the first time in decades that an Arab party has joined the Israeli government.

As part of the agreement, party demanded and received 30 billion shekel for a plan aiming to integrate the Arab sector, and another 2.5 billion shekels for a plan to reduce crime in the Arab sector. In addition, 20 billion shekel will be set aside for a ten-year plan to improve infrastructure in the sector, and 500 million shekel will be set aside for “supporting the local authorities.”

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T. Belman. While I agree with some of the author’s remarks, I do not blame Bibi for tension with the Biden administration. His experts want a more compliant PM. I believe that Bennett will be no less defiant than Bibi and that is a good thing.

I have confidence that Bennett will be tougher in the cease fire negotiations than Bibi.

Also,, if Bennett follows his right wing agenda, he will be supported by many on the right.

Is it a car with four wheels going in different directions, a unifier or a robot unable to effect change on any major issues

By David Isaac, INN

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“It could certainly help the mood, initially,” Daniel Pipes, president of the Middle East Forum, told JNS, saying that the United States will be pleased with a government that includes left-wing members. Though he cautions, “I could well see the Biden administration disappointed if the right-wing parties—which are, in fact, more right than Netanyahu—have their way.”

Pipes expects the right-wing coalition partners to dominate, noting that in the negotiations on forming the coalition, the three right-wing parties—Yamina, New Hope and Yisrael Beiteinu—“have been in the driver’s seat,” and Yamina, with only seven seats, has been given the premiership.

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Lapid informs Rivlin he’s managed to form a gov’t — but difficulties remain

Yesh Atid head beats midnight deadline by 35 minutes, but talks will continue in coming days, with Yamina’s Nir Orbach considering opposing planned government, threatening majority

4min ago<

Lapid urges Knesset speaker to quickly call vote on new gov’t<

Crew evacuated from support vessel Kharg after blaze breaks out on board in the Gulf of Oman near the Strait of Hormuz

By AMIR VAHDAT and JON GAMBRELL, TOI

Personnel standing on support ship Kharg, the largest vessel in the Iranian navy, after it caught fire in the Gulf of Oman and later sank, June 2, 2021. (Asriran.com via AP)

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — The largest ship in the Iranian navy caught fire and later sank Wednesday in the Gulf of Oman under unclear circumstances, semiofficial news agencies reported.

The Fars and Tasnim news agencies said efforts failed to save the support ship Kharg, named after the island that serves as the main oil terminal for Iran.

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By Larry Greenfield, Jewish Journal   

To read Part 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 in this series, click here, here, here, here and here.

Both the Jewish tradition and the American way reject uniformity of thought.

Our religious texts and traditions prioritize study through argument. A Talmudic disagreement may not find resolution in the text, but both sides are richer for having engaged in the dispute. Likewise, our political economy benefits from robust democratic debate, while science and invention progress through evidence-based inquiry and discovery that consistently demand fresh thinking and exploration.

We aspire to set aside ideological bias in the pursuit of truth. We work to honor context, nuance, and open-mindedness. The mind that never changes or corrects is one to which we might say “never-mind.”
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 and labelled the nation ‘imperialistic’

• Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors called for an end to Israel at a 2015 panel at the Harvard Law School
• She said she visited the West Bank and Gaza and saw ‘violence’ and ‘terror’ being committed at the hands of ‘Israelis and Zionists’ 
• She also told the students to ‘end the imperialist project that’s called Israel’ and suggested they participate in the Boycott, Divest and Sanctions movement
• Cullors has previously come under fire for buying four houses worth $3.2 million, despite being a self-described Marxist
• On Thursday, she announced she was stepping down from her role as executive director of the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation 

By MELISSA KOENIG FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors called for the end of Israel in a 2015 panel at the Harvard Law School.

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Eric Mandel. Europe’s historical relationship with the Jewish people and the Jewish state of Israel has been well-chronicled over the years. What is not given enough attention is understanding all of its dimensions in the 21st century, especially as the Muslim population of Europe grows.

Israel must navigate and plan a course that recognizes the dangers to Israeli economic security with the potential growth of the boycott Israel movement, as the EU is Israel’s largest trading partner. Add to this the growing animus to Israel by western Europeans, with the more robust support Israel receives from eastern Europe, and the complexity and potential for future difficulties become a vital security interest that must be both anticipated and managed.

by Dr. Eric R. Mandel

In Europe, the number of Jews continues to decline, but the disease of antisemitism continues to rise. According to a European Union poll, the vast majority (85%) of European Jews see antisemitism as a major problem in their lives.

Welcome to the world of 21st-century European antisemitism and its most popular contemporary form, Israel-bashing. This begs the question, why are Europeans still obsessed with Jews and the Jew among nations while working overtime to support their enemies?

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