Belgique: "Ils sont combien ces chiens qui nous gouvernent avec leur holocauste?"

On connaît la terrible peur qu'inspirent les Juifs à beaucoup de Belges - leur pouvoir, leurs lobbys, leur manque de spiritualité, leur mafia sioniste, leur Etat voyou qui commet des actes immondes, leur cruauté comme l'avait dit l'actuel premier Ministre Elio Di Rupo en 2009: "Ce que le gouvernement israélien de sang-froid fait, tuer des innocents, tuer des femmes, des enfants, c'est absolument inacceptable et je crois que ce que l'on a fait dans certaines parties du monde, c'est-à-dire traîner certaines personnes devant les tribunaux internationaux, un jour on devra le faire pour celles et ceux qui prennent des responsabilités comme celles-là. Rien, rien ne peut justifier qu'on puisse tuer des civils. Rien, mais alors rien, ne peut justifier qu'on puisse tuer des enfants, des femmes, des personnes comme vous et moi". Le Belge est gavé de ce type de propagande.  Ces propos, reflétant cette peur et ce dégoût, ont tenus lors d'une manifestation à l'occasion de la venue à Bruxelles de la fine fleur intellectuelle française...

Laurent Louis fait la quenelle

Source: [...] Abdelsallam Laghmich, tête de liste « Debout les Belges » pour les élections européennes est remonté comme un coucou :

«Les décisions ne se prennent plus à Bruxelles. Le pouvoir est à Tel Aviv!»

Un manifestant interpelle les policiers:  «Ils sont combien ces chiens qui nous gouvernent avec leur holocauste?»

Le groupe recule à 100 mètres, en bas des tours HLM d’où l’on suit, amusé, le manège des manifestants et des auto-pompes, qui dure une petite heure. Finalement Laurent Louis [député et l'un des fondateur du parti Islam] passe derrière les forces de l’ordre pour utiliser le mégaphone de la police et demander à ses sympathisants de se disperser: «Si on continue, les casseurs vont arriver, les sionistes vont arriver, et ça donnera une mauvaise image de nous!»

@ 66 - Happy Independence Day Israel

Thanks Google

Tous heureux en Israël

Sources: Stand with us, Adam Levick, Israelly Cool

Antisémitisme et violence: plans pour évacuer les 30.000 Juifs d'Odessa

Antisemitism-Europe blog: A delegation from the World Zionist Organization toured Odessa recently. According to the tour guide there is still a lot of antisemitism in Odessa and it has not disappeared. The tour guide showed the group various antisemitic graffiti around the city.

Le Daily Mail rapporte: Leader of 30,000-strong Jewish community in Odessa says they may have to flee over fears of persecution - City saw appalling massacres by Nazis in World War II and was also scene of pogroms in Tsarist Russia. Extraits:

'Flee Odessa' warning by leader of embattled city's Jewish community over violence which could turn to anti-Semitism

The leader of the Jewish community in the Ukranian city of Odessa has spoken on plans for a mass evacuation amid mounting fears of violence and anti-Semitism.  Rabbi Refael Kruskal told the Jerusalem Post he was concerned about 'provocations' against the Jewish community and was ready to move children first, and possibly more people, if the 30,000-strong community was targeted.  He and other Jewish community leaders said there had not been any evidence of anti-Semitism so far but said next weekend could be a flashpoint, as it marks 8 May, the day of victory over Nazi Germany. [...]

ODESSA: THE JEWISH CITY WHERE ANTI-SEMITISM CASTS A LONG AND VERY DARK SHADOW

There was a time when Odessa was the epitome of the Jewish city: a rich culture where Yiddish and Russian mixed, a city of intellectual brilliance, politics, music and religious learning.

But the reason that 19th century Odessa was a centre of Jewish culture and learning was in fact rooted in anti-Semitism, as Jews were only allowed to live in certain parts of the Russian empire - those which were beyond the Pale, the limit of settlement.  At its height the city was up to 40 per cent Jewish but there was the constant threat of persecution. Pogroms were recorded in 1821, 1859, 1871, 1881 and - possibly the worst of all - 1905.  In four nights of violence hundreds died, businesses were destroyed and the police and soldiers did not just stand aside; they took part in the violence.

Congrès à Paris: "La Palestine nous unit, rendez-vous à Jérusalem (Al-Qods)"

Signalé par R.R.

Le 12ème Congrès du Retour a eu lieu hier à Paris sur le thème "Palestine unites us, and we will meet in Al-Quds" qui devient en français "La Palestine nous rassemble et le Retour est notre destin"... Pour cette association, Israël n'existe tout simplement pas.

Palestinians in Europe Conference kicks off in Paris

Les organisateurs:
• le Comité Général de la Conférence des Palestiniens d'Europe,
• le Centre Palestinien du Retour en Grande-Bretagne,
• le Forum Franco-Palestinien,
• En collaboration avec: l'Union d’institutions et associations palestiniennes en France et des militants en faveur de la cause palestinienne.

Pour en savoir plus sur cette organisation cliquer ICI et ICI.

France: le pays au monde où il y a le plus d'incidents antisémites violents

Jewish Chronicle: Antisemitism in France: the statistics do not look good

Un jeune français fait une quenelle
devant un crématorium

Last Sunday, the European Jewish Congress and Tel Aviv University reported that there were more violent antisemitic incidents in France in 2013 than any country in the world.

And in March, the French equivalent of the CST, the Jewish Community Security Service, reported that 40 per cent of all racist crimes in France in 2013 were directed at Jews, even though they make up less than 1 per cent of the population. French Jews have long been quick to defend community life in the country and play down such numbers. But now it is just as common to find those speaking out against a widely-felt atmosphere of antisemitism.

David Tibi, the leader of Paris’s main Jewish umbrella group, said: “We no longer have a place in France.” Mr Tibi has lived in Paris all his life, but this July he, along with his wife, will move his family of five children to Israel permanently.  Mr Tibi, a dentist, said: “There is an atmosphere of antisemitism in the streets. My daughter was attacked in the tramway, so was my son. The aggressors made antisemitic comments and pushed them around.”

He has since told his son to stop wearing his kippah in the tram and no longer wears his own kippah in the street during the week.  Mr Tibi said that he and his wife love Israel and were always planning to eventually live there. “However, our Zionist project was accelerated and precipitated by the changing face of French society,” he said. [...]

However, Mr Schmidt [Executive vice-president of Licra] said that the current situation is part of a wider problem. “There is an obsession with Jews in France,” he said.  The 2012 French lawsuit against Google over its auto-complete function was a case in point. “If you typed a French personality into Google, the auto-complete suggestions would bring up the word ‘Jewish.’ For example, if you typed ‘François Hollande’ it would suggest ‘François Hollande juif,’” he said.

Andrew Hussey, an author and expert on French affairs, told Haaretz earlier this year: “I think antisemitism is a fundamental part of French history and culture in a very damaging way. At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, the petite bourgeoisie felt under threat from the Catholic Church and socialist movements. They turned to the Jews to blame them for every fault in French society, which culminated in the Dreyfus Affair.”

Sans la moindre gêne: La France s'exporte: la 1ère "Foire du livre antisémite" se tiendra en Belgique

Tsahal tire des leçons de l'affaire Al-Durah

“Today, we can only imagine how the Muhammad al-Durrah incident (during the Second Intifada) would have unfolded had we had a combat documenter at the scene." (Porte-parole de Tsahal)

A unit of highly trained combat soldiers uses cameras to document military operations.

Last August, First Sergeant Naor Blanco joined a Netzah Yehuda battalion (Kfir brigade) nighttime operation to arrest a wanted man suspected of terrorist activity in the Jenin refugee camp. Blanco, a combat cameraman working for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Spokesperson’s Unit, arrived ready for the mission, however, as is often the case on the battlefield, things got complicated. “Shortly after we went in, they started shooting at us from different directions,” he recounts. “We acted according to regulations, and our forces returned fire when they had identified the sources of the shooting. While advancing in one of the alleyways, a large brick hurtled towards me and fell a short distance from me. That whole time, I held the camera and documented the battle and the exchanges of fire. I turned towards the direction from which the brick was thrown at me, and I identified a terrorist standing on a nearby rooftop. He was about to throw another brick at me. I realized I was in a life-threatening situation.” Suite @ Globes.

Pour l'affaire al-Durah veuillez consulter le blog de Véronique Chemla:
http://www.veroniquechemla.info/p/affaire-al-duraisrael.html

La France s'exporte: la 1ère "Foire du livre antisémite" se tiendra en Belgique

"Le gratin de la dissidence réuni à Bruxelles!". Le gratin est presque exclusivement français: Alain Soral, Hervé Ryssen, Kémi Séba, Johan Livernette, Jo Le Corbeau, Jacob Cohen, Dieudonné. On notera sur l'affiche la promotion de La Mafia Juive d'Hervé Ryssen et de plusieurs ouvrages d'Alain Soral édités par Franck Spengler le fils de Régine Deforges...

La Ligue Belge Contre l'Antisémitisme (LBCA) est informée de la tenue du «1er Congrès Européen de la Dissidence» le 4 mai prochain quelque part à Bruxelles qui servira de cadre au pire rassemblement d'auteurs, de théoriciens et de propagandistes antisémites que notre pays aura connu depuis la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Les noms de quelques invités à cette première «Foire du Livre antisémite» dans notre pays - Alain Soral, Hervé Ryssen, Kémi Séba, Johan Livernette, Jo Le Corbeau, etc. ainsi que la participation du multirécidiviste antisémite Dieudonné M'bala M'bala et du député fédéral Laurent Louis - laissent clairement présager qu'il y sera bien moins question de débattre de «la liberté d'expression en France et en Belgique» que d'user et abuser de celle-ci pour faire la promotion d'une parole antisémite déjà gravement décomplexée dans l'espace public.

Un petit florilège des déclarations de l'un ou l'autre de ces participants atteste sans la moindre ambiguïté de ce qui sera au cœur de ces véritables premières Assises francophones de l'antisémitisme à Bruxelles (voir ci-dessous).