In the year that passed since the terror organization IHH tried to "break the siege" on Gaza while attacking IDF Navy soldiers, the Turkish group has been plotting a rerun of the event. This time around, IHH plans to have many more ships from all over the world all trying to set sail into Gaza.
There is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza and Israel delivers all goods through regular channels. If the flotilla was about delivering aid to Gaza Israel would gladly accept the aid and deliver it to the people in Gaza. But this flotilla is not about aid - it's about hate towards Israel and about trying to create a provocation against Israel. It's about denying Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state.
Jewish leaders across the world are pressuring European countries not to allow Flotilla ships to set sail. That pressure
seems to be working as the French Flotilla group announced their ship will not sail to Gaza. Even Turkish Foreign Minister
acknowledged that in light of the newly opened Rafah crossing the flotilla is not necessary and urged the flotilla organizers to reconsider. The Turkish IHH group is scheduled to announce their decision within a few days.
While we hope the next flotilla will indeed be smaller, this is an ongoing battle. The battle field is online and social media is the weapon of choice.
If you'd like to help Israel in this time of terrorists provocations and help avoid the next attack on Israel please take a few minutes to look at the individuals listed below. These people are the global support base of the Flotilla movement.
Giyus.org took the time to identify those that raise funds for flotilla activities, support terror organizations like IHH and Hamas and blindly act against Israel no matter what. They use their Facebook accounts to spread heir hateful anti Israel message.
These are the faces of the new web 2.0 antisemitism - please log into your facebook account and report these users for abusing Facebook to spread hate and antisemitism.
Click on each NAME link to reach the relevant facebook profile to report. Click on the report link on the bottom left hand side of the profile page. When you click on the report link a small window opens up. Please choose the "Inappropriate profile information" option and then choose the 2nd option in the drop down menu - "contains hate speech".
Time is of the essence here - the more complaints Facebook receives the more they'll look into the issue and make it harder for these people to spread their anti Israel hate message.
Thank you for your support and for standing up and saying no to hate and antisemitism.
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3 comments:
I thinks its no secret that the objective is to draw attention to the plight of the people of Gaza and Israels cruel policy of collective punishment.
I think it's no secret that if Hamas would stop arbitrarily firing thousands of rockets over the years at civilian targets--then Israel could first consider removing the blockade.
I think it's no secret that Gazans elected Hamas, knowing full well that their aim is to destroy Israel.
I think it's is no secret that the self-described "humanitarian activists" through around terms like "collective punishment" and "disproportionate force" without having the slightest clue what those terms actually refer to.
I think it's no secret that they don't care.
I am one of the people you are trying to ban from FB.
This is obviously a part of a propaganda war aimed at preventing Palestine sympathizers to spread their side of the story online. The article includes a number of accusations of anti-Semitism, which are completely unreasonable - both I, the Red Party and the Palestine Committee, have always been very clear in distinguishing between the state of Israel and Jews as a people. The world's Jews are of course in no way responsible for the actions of the state of Israel, and many Jews are of course also strongly opposed to the policys of Israel.
This is nothing more than an undemocratic attempt to silence those who speak for the Palestinian cause, and it shows how shallow the democratic temperament of Israels "internet soldiers" is in real life.
http://venstresida.net/?q=node/2563
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