Israel's unpatriotic protesters
A Right-wing NGO that was going to participate in Saturday night's 'housing' protest in Tel Aviv - the largest in the country - pulled out because the organizers refused to include our national anthem. My Israel offered on Friday to join the protest, on condition that the national anthem would be sung. However, on Saturday night, it announced that housing protest leader “Daphni Leef’s people evaded and evaded” committing to singing Hatikva at the event in Tel Aviv.That last paragraph was almost word-for-word what Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz just said on the radio. Hmmm.
“This should be a protest for all Israeli organizations, Left and Right, because centralization and monopolies do not know the difference between right and left wing,” My Israel chairwoman Ayelet Shaked said. “Therefore, we decided [on Friday] to join the struggle.”
However, the “minimum requirement for joining should be obvious. The protest’s purpose and participants should be Israeli, and its organizers should not stop demonstrators from singing Hatikva, as they did last week,” Shaked said.
“We will find another way to help Israel society,” she said.
My Israel wrote on its website and Facebook page: “We are aware and identify with the problem in Israel: It is too expensive here because of monopolies and lack of competition... tycoons prevent companies from competing. We are willing to fight that.
“We are not willing to join a protest that aims for anarchy and pointlessly harming the government ‘because Bibi [Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu] is bad’ and that is lead by anti-IDF and anti-Israel elements. We would be happy to work side by side with leftwing Zionists who support the State of Israel, but think territory should be given up. They are our brothers, even if we disagree with them,” My Israel explained.
Notice the Che Guevara poster in the middle. That ought to tell you all you need to know about the organizers of these protests. And here's the confirmation:
On Friday, Ma’ariv columnist Kalman Liebskind listed various leaders of the housing protest and their associations with left-wing organizations and parties, such as Leef, a film editor for the New Israel Fund, Yehudit Ilani of the Balad Party, and Alon Lee Green of the Hadash Party.Balad is an Arab party and Hadash is a mixed Arab Jewish party that is counted among the Arab parties. If you don't know what the New Israel Fund is, you haven't read enough on this blog.
Labels: housing crisis, Israeli economy, Israeli taxes
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 7:11 PM
4 Comments:
JPost sez demands include: high cost med care for everyone, cost controls, free university tuition etc. etc.
Good luck with that. Post modern socialist Israel--money for nothing and your chicks for free....
Kadima's Mofaz: IDF can't deal with mass Palestinian protests:
http://www.jpost.com/DiplomacyAndPolitics/Article.aspx?id=231798
But wait, Israel can have a twofer: Intifadah III can join up with Israel Tent Summer 1.0: everything for everybody! no more rich, no more poor! screw the settlers! a secular democratic state for the people of Canaan and Philistine!!!
Oh, they're going to stand with CHE! It is a point of sympathy for Africa... that they disentangled themselves from the Euro colonialists, only to be overcome by the marxists, including the mercenary Che. Che killed a bunch of random people in Africa, South America, pretty much everywhere he went. Glad to see these Israeli leftists clarifying where they stand. At the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), they have had for many years a Che Cafe... UCSD is the place where the Muslim Student Association member said "for it" to the idea that it's best for all Jews to go to Israel so they can kill them all at once, rather than having to hunt them all over the world. So the Israeli left is suicidal.. standing with the marxist caliphate movements...
Yup. All I needed was to see the Che poster in the middle of the protest to know the protesters are lefty idiots. Nobody but hard left idiots idolizes that mass murderer.
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