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Of course not, who the f*ck are Einat, Yael and Danny Haran? And why should she care? They were only colateral damage. Unless they were nazi pigs like most of you. Eat sh*t. Those who live by the sword shall die by the sword.

For my American readers, Rugby is kind of like American football, but without the padding. Want to know more? Read here.

Australia’s opponent in the final will either be France or England. On one hand, it would be great if England would annihilate the French. On the other hand, it may be more fun if Australia does it.

For the Jews of Turkey, their Sabbath observance had more dire ramifications.

I have so much anger, despair, sadness, frustration as a result of attacks like this, that it actually inhibits my ability to write about them. But I will try nonetheless…

This attack demonstrates to me a number of things:

1. No Jew around the world is safe. We are all targets because we are Jews. Even the secular Jewish appeasers of terrorism, who actually support the PLO Arabs and their ilk, are targets. Mind you, since they probably do not go to synagogue often, they are at less risk.

2. The Muslims, who are constantly asking for sensitivity towards their holy days and periods (such as Ramadan) display no such sensitivity towards our holy days. Rather, they exploit them as an opportunity to kill and maim as many Jews as possible. Remember the Passover massacre in Netanya? How about the terrorism over Rosh Hashana? And the list goes on.

3. The Arab states, if not explicitly encouraging these attacks, at the very least do not condemn them. I remember seeing on either the Fox or CNN news ticker last night that the Arab league Secretary-General stated something like “These attacks are the fault of Israeli terrorism.” Disgusting.

I am sure I will have more to write on this in the coming days. But for now, I will continue to seethe.

In response, Theo-dork compared Lapid to Archie Bunker.

Ok, not really, but you have to admit it is quite a likeness.

The number of dead and wounded in Monday night’s bombing is still not final, according to the Egyptian-based Middle East News Agency, but they included “Mossad people” and a number of local Kurds, who were reported as collaborating with the Israeli agents.

The injured were rushed to a nearby American military base in Kirkouk and some were transferred to a hospital in Mous’ul. Local Kurds and American soldiers rushed to the building immediately after the explosion and attempted to hide anything that may reveal the “true” nature of the so-called Mossad office, MENA reported.

This story sounds like hogwash.

This quote from the ADL is absurd:

Myrna Shinbaum, public relations director for the Jewish Anti-Defamation League, said that Jordan was “obviously anti-Semitic” and vowed that any celebrity who came out in support of the Palestinian cause would be “utterly closed off from public life forever.”

A search on ADL’s site proves it:

Michael Jordan Target of Bogus Internet Report
Posted: October 3, 2002
A recent “news item” posted on several Web sites and circulated via e-mail alleges that basketball legend Michael Jordan was recently criticized by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and others for wearing a black armband to show solidarity with the Palestinians. The report reads as if it were a news story, yet has no validity or truth whatsoever. The quotes attributed to an ADL spokesperson are fabricated.

One version of the e-mail, which has been posted on a Muslim listserve, was altered to give it the appearance of having been distributed from The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC), a national civil rights organization. This is simply not true. On its Web site, the ADC indicates that their organization has recently been the target of malicious e-mail attacks, where hackers posing as legitimate ADC e-mail users have sent out thousands of forged messages.

This experience has made me realize that I better check my sources more thoroughly before posting in future. But at least there are readers out there who will put me in my place when I screw up.

The Palestinian deputy minister for foreign affairs, ‘Adli ‘Sadiq, wrote an item for the Palestinian daily Al-Hayyat Al-Jadida on Monday criticizing the fact that all the Arab television shows and serials made for the holy month of Rama’dan are of a low artistic standard and do not deal with important current affairs.

Such shows, in his opinion should dwell on issues such as the “Zionist criminal aggression, the failure of financial development, democracy, human rights or issues of violence and extremism.”

However, the author points out one show, the anti-Semitic Syrian production “The Diaspora”, which he claims is of high quality and says that more productions like it should be made.

Erakat’s Believe It or Not
Quran Leap
Everybody Loves Yasser
Queria for the Straight Guy
Da Ali Jihad Show
Veil of Fortune
Two guys, seventy two virgins and blowing up a pizza place
I Dream of Jenin

For 54 minutes, viewers are gripped by the harrowing stories retold by survivors of the massacre. Without the use of a narrator, the film pieces together the events of the massacre through the survivors’ stories.