Ehud; You’ve Apologized for the Qana Attack Where Accusations Against Israel May Be Fraudulent and Bogus, But Here is What YOU SHOULD Be Ashamed of …
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Olmert, Halutz and Peretz Apologize for Qana Deaths
Received this link in an email today;
July 31, 2006: The War Against Israel, By Melanie Phillips
Excerpt;
“The signs are mounting that the atrocity at Qana was not what it originally seemed. Two must-read blogs… suggest the whole thing might have been staged. We have yet to discover the truth of what did actually happen, but the questions are mounting.”
Commentary;
Click on Melanie’s links and judge for yourself. But below are a series of pictures whose validity we can be far more sure of and for which Ehud Olmert should surely be ashamed to his core! MB
Fallen IDF Commander Was Beaten by Yassamnikim
Full Text;
New photographs show IDF commander Amihai Merhavia, killed last week fighting in Bint Jbeil, was brutally beaten by police alongside fellow protesters in Chavat Gilad three years ago.
The photos, taken by Makor Rishon photographer Miriam Tzachi, show Merhavia being thrown to the ground by two members of the Yassam riot police, as well as him lying unconscious.
Another soldier killed in the Bint Jbeil battle, Ro’i Klein, lived in a community slated for destruction by the IDF.
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Thursday, August 3rd, 2006 @ 4:01 pm
[…] The pain, the hurt and humiliation that Religious Jews have suffered at the hands of both Ehud Olmert, and before him, Arik Sharon are easy to feel and to understand. The sad ironies surrounding the recent deaths in combat of soldiers Amihai Merhavia (beaten by Yassamnikim during a protest) and Ro’i Klein are also easy to comprehend. The desire that young religious boys not be exploited by this hateful regime toward it’s own ends is also valid. […]
Sunday, August 6th, 2006 @ 4:17 am
[…] For context and for pictures, click here, here and here When Makor Rishon’s photographer, Miri Tzahi, saw the photo of First Lieutenant Amihai Merhavia, who was killed in the battle of Bint Jbail, it jogged something in her journalist’s memory. She thought she had seen this face before. […]
Thursday, November 30th, 2006 @ 12:09 pm
[…] But in Israel, the current Olmert regime calls off a military action because of human shields (protecting and co-conspiring with Islamic terrorists who indescriminately rocket or suicide bomb innocent Jews) because the leftist elitists give parity between the innocent Jewish victims of the terrorist rocket launchers and suicide bombers out of their total disconnection from Judaism. Thus, in Israel, the current prime minister hangs his head in shame when accused of indescriminate civilian bombing. Only later is the rumor, the accusation inevitably dispelled when blogosphere smells out bogus Pallywood or Hezbollywood productions. And so, in Israel enemy lives take preference over Jewish lives. […]
Friday, August 31st, 2007 @ 12:50 pm
[…] The story of Cpt. Edan Morag, who selflessly set aside his own survival interest to run through a minefield to save his fellow wounded soldiers, exemplifies the highest levels of dedication and battlefield valor, ideals and values inculcated to IDF soldiers since Israel’s modern-day inception. These ideals and values, whether the leftist elitists like it or not, are rooted in Torah — pikuach nefesh for one’s fellow Jews. There are many other documented stories of heroism in battle during the Lebanon conflict such as the one posted to this blog after the Lebanon conflict about IDF Officers such as Roi Klein and Amihai Merhavia, as well as all of modern-day Israel’s previous wars. […]