1. More Pallywood child abuse
“Shirley Temper” isn’t the only Palestinian child being taught to attack IDF. Watch: a Palestinian boy is pushed by his father to approach Israeli soldiers while the father tells the soldiers to shoot his son! Obviously, the soldiers knew better. This is child abuse. RT this! pic.twitter.com/i2AtTG1xYb
— StandWithUs (@StandWithUs) December 20, 2017
2. The UN is the principle enemy of its own stated goals
Gotta Say
Not much of a contest as to who to believe
The #UN is a cesspool and @nikkhaley rocks https://t.co/IIEeGfzzJO
— Jim Hanson (@Uncle_Jimbo) December 20, 2017
3. Ted Cruz
Ted Cruz is absolutely shredded every Democrat tonight on the Senate Floor. Stop standing in the way of the American People! ?#TaxCutsandJobsAct pic.twitter.com/RyclTDgI70
— P Martucci?NY4TRUMP (@martucci_peter) December 21, 2017
4. Attack in Oz? Police won’t say.
Police are currently attending an incident on Flinders Street between Elizabeth and Swanston streets where a vehicle has collided with a number of pedestrians. Police have arrested the driver of the car. Extent of injuries are not known at this stage. (1/2)
— Victoria Police (@VictoriaPolice) December 21, 2017
News carefully omits anything meaningful.
News.Com has indicative headline
The Oz. has an eye witness account. You rarely get that now with Euro-news.
UNCONFIRMED rumour that this person was arrested:
Thank you Dumbstruck, Wrath of Khan, M., Richard and all who help inform each other here.
Today had a cornucopia of great news. Sleep well dear readers.


Cars are much deadlier then guns as has been shown by the numbers of causalities by the vehicular attacks.
1/ IDF Trains Soldiers to Deal with Provocations by Palestinian Civilians
After a video went online showing two Palestinian women hitting and kicking IDF soldiers in an effort to provoke a reaction out of them, a senior IDF officer explained Tuesday the challenges soldiers serving in the West Bank face on a daily basis while dealing with the Palestinian population. The two young women were later arrested, and the army has instructed its forces to arrest such provocateurs on the spot.
“The video doesn’t show what happened before that – the soldiers were there because there was violent rioting,” the officer said. “The soldiers’ response should be praised for the way they acted: professionally and ethically.” Soldiers now participate in workshops that include simulations of such incidents and the results can be seen in the field. Since January 2017, troops in Hebron have arrested 58 Palestinians carrying knives without firing a single shot. “There are dozens of incidents in the different sectors, provocations done by radicals on all sides, sometimes a few times a day,” the officer said.
https://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-5059538,00.html
Jeremy Corbyn Defends “Shirley Temper” Ahed Tamimi’s Right to Assault IDF Soldiers
http://www.israellycool.com/2017/12/21/jeremy-corbyn-defends-shirley-temper-ahed-tamimis-right-to-assault-idf-soldiers/
Corbyn – like John [‘Abdul’] Brennan of 0’s CIA – is exceptionally fond of Hezbollah. Open about it, too.
Corbyn was catapulted from back-bencher to top of Labour. Crime Family kin?
Palestinian Philosophers Ponder Whether Stone Thrown Not In Presence Of Cameras Was Actually Thrown (satire)
Some of the Palestinian people’s greatest thinkers gathered today to discuss whether an object such as a rock, brick, or firebomb hurled at Jews can truly be said to have been thrown if no video or photographic equipment was available to capture the event.
Theoretical physicists, quantum mechanics experts, philosophers, and other people of letters assembled in this hamlet today, the site of frequent clashes between residents and IDF soldiers, to debate the existential question. A generation of Palestinians has grappled with it, explained one participant, but has yet to come close to a definitive answer.
“The initial stirrings of this inquiry began with the First Intifada,” in 1987, recalled Hassan Berj, a quantum physicist. “Back then, folks conducted it mostly as a thought experiment, since the very notion of attacking Jews when no cameras were around to film the reaction was absurd. But through the years, there have been occasional instances in which it could have happened, given the uncertainties of battery power, camera angles, and visibility issues. So there is some practical value to the exploration. I feel like we’ve made little progress, unfortunately.”
http://www.preoccupiedterritory.com/palestinian-philosophers-ponder-whether-stone-thrown-not-in-presence-of-cameras-was-actually-thrown/