BBC 4 Interview: Shira and Daniel Gil'ad, Ramath Migron

11 Ellul 5769

Tipped off by Rafi at Life In Israel, I feel this video is well-worth re-posting.

BBC Channel 4 News interviews newlyweds Shira and Daniel Gil'ad of Ramath Migron, north of Jerusalem. Shira and Daniel actually met on Ramath Migron, and have returned as a married couple to continued their important work.

Shira is a daughter of fellow blogger David Morris of Ramath Beth Shemesh, who brought this interview to our attention on his Tzedek-Tzedek blog.



Shira did all of the speaking, being the the native English speaker of the two. I thought that she came off very well.

As most of you know I am against PR/Hasbarah. (Who cares what the goyim think?!) That being said, I thought that the content of what Shirah said was clear and informative to those who don't have a clue as to the truth of what actually goes on in Israel. Shira was successful in conveying important messages, even in spite of the biased comments of the news reporter and anchor.

I especially like how it was mentioned that Shira was proud of her grandparents being decorated by the Queen for their charity work. However, when she was in England a few years ago, she felt as if something was missing, and that she belonged in Israel.

Cross-posted on Esser Agaroth.

I'm No Terrorist

15 Sivan 5769

Below is a link to my neighbor Yekutiel's response to being Banned From Britain!. The report is just "OK," but still worth reading this summary of Torah Zionist beliefs. Unfortunately, the article contains some careless mistakes like reporting the K'far Tapu'ah was close to Hevron geographically, when they are actually quite far away from each other.

One would hope that a "Jewish" newspaper would take the time to check it's Jewish facts about Jewish geography, not mention taking the time to proof for Jewish spelling.

That's K'far Tapu'ah, not K'far Pitu'ah



The page is too large to embed here for comfortable reading, so please click the image to read the article on-line or to download it.

Thanks to Rafi and Shmu'el for introducing me to Scribd.

Cross-posted on Esser Agaroth.

LONDON ISLAMO-NAZIS JAILED FOR A TOTAL OF 22 YEARS!!!

Blogmasters Comment: This is exactly what should be done in the United States when dealing with subversives. These Islamo-Facist Nazis must realize that when they enter a Western Democracy, they will not be allowed to subvert our Democracies in their war against Western Civilizaton with impunity. We must use the laws present in our society against those who seek to destroy us. Only thus will we survive.

London Cartoon Protesters Jailed for a Total of 22 Years
Mushtak Parker, Arab News

LONDON, 19 July 2007 — Four young British Muslims were yesterday jailed for a total of 22 years at the Old Bailey for their role in a protest outside the Danish Embassy in Sloane Street on Feb. 3, 2006 against cartoons depicting and satirizing the Prophet Muhammed.
Website designer Mizanur Rahman, 24, of Palmers Green; British Telecoms IT technician Umran Javed, 27, from Birmingham; and Abdul Muhid, 24, of Whitechapel were each jailed for six years for soliciting to murder after urging the crowd or carrying placards with threats, including “Bomb Bomb UK”; “Be prepared for the real holocaust”; “Osama is on his way”; and referring to British soldiers in Iraq: “We want to see their blood running in the streets of Baghdad and them coming home in body bags.”
A fourth man, Abdul Saleem, 32, from Poplar in east London, was jailed for four years on a single charge of stirring up racial hatred at the protest in February 2006.
The sentences were handed out as a dozen or so supporters of the men sat in the public gallery. Outside the court building, however, there were some 50 or so ‘Islamist’ demonstrators, many of them women in full black burkas covered from head to toe. The latter’s venom in their message of hate against the British establishment could not have been more evident. They waved placards reading: “British Police Go to Hell” and “Muslims Under Siege.”
But the warning to the extremists of all colors and creed who want to spread messages of hate was loud and clear from Sir Ken Macdonald, director of public prosecutions: “Terrorism attacks our way of life and incitement can make a very real contribution to it. We shall continue to take incitement very seriously and prosecute it robustly where there is enough evidence for us to do so.”
The Common Serjeant of London, Judge Brian Barker, said the words of the four convicted had been designed to encourage murder and terrorism; and that none of the placards or speeches mention the cartoons, which had never been published in the British media. “Everybody is entitled to freedom and protection under the law and no one is entitled to urge the perverted use of ideology to propagate destruction, distress and death,” he declared.
“The freedoms of speech and assembly have long been jealously guarded by our laws, but with freedom comes respect and responsibility — none of which was demonstrated by you and the hardcore of your fellow protesters, demonstrating in February last year. Six months after the London bombings you subjected the multicultural citizens of London to a constant barrage of hatred and intolerance through your thoroughly offensive placards and speeches by three of you,” the judge added.
The convictions arose from the aftermath of an incident when about 300 protesters marched from the Central London Mosque in Regent’s Park to the Danish Embassy in February last year after cartoons satirizing the Prophet Muhammad were published in newspapers in Denmark and other European countries.
The men denied harboring extremist views and said they were simply following others rather than leading the protests.
Meanhwile, in another development yesterday, three Muslim men were arrested by Greater Manchester Police counter-terrorism officers under terrorism laws after receiving information about a “potential threat.” The three are being held at a police station in the Stockport Road district of Longsight, Manchester. A fourth man was detained under immigration laws.