Israel Matzav

Islam is oh so tolerant... hundreds of Muslims gather to watch ISIS throw gay man off building roof

Israel's annual gay pride parade will take place in Tel Aviv next Friday. Meanwhile, a few hundred miles away in Tikrit, Iraq, hundreds of Muslims gathered (see above) to watch a gay man be thrown from the rooftop of a building to his death by the Islamic State terror organization (ISIS).

But the counterposing of those two data points won't stop the gay community worldwide from attacking Israel and supporting the 'Palestinians' and the Muslim world in general.

And it won't stop mendacious Jewish and Israeli academics from accusing the Jewish state of 'pinkwashing.'

It's confirmed: The world has gone mad.

Labels: defenestration, gays, Iraq, ISIS, Islam, Islamic State, pinkwashing, Tel Aviv

Ayatollah Ali Khameni on why the West need not fear a nuclear Iran

Hat Tip: @friendsofbibi (who drew it).

Labels: Ayatollah Ali Khameni, defenestration, executions, gays, humor, Iran, Iranian nuclear threat

Defenestration comes to Egypt

We have already seen the practice of defenestration - tossing one's enemies off rooftops to their deaths - come to Gaza and Syria. Now, it's come to Egypt too.

Let's go to the videotape. More after the video:

A video clip circulated Saturday by Egyptian activists appears to show Islamist supporters of Egypt’s ousted Muslim Brotherhood president Mohammed Morsi throwing two young men off a building during demonstrations in the coastal city of Alexandria.

At least one of the youths was killed, Al Arabiya reported.

The clip shows a group of men, apparently supporters of Morsi, milling about on a roof and then proceeding to throw two youths off a structure on the roof. The first youth plummets head-first and is later seen splayed, motionless, on the concrete.

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The youth who was confirmed to have been killed was identified as Hamada Badr.

“Do you know the teen that they killed and disfigured his body and threw from the fifth floor is only 19 and four days,” Mohammed Badr, the youth’s father, was quoted by Al Arabiya as saying.

Badr, the father said, was celebrating Morsi’s overthrow and lobbing stones at Muslim Brotherhood supporters, who retaliated and killed him.

“All he was guilty of was that he was on the roof of the building, celebrating the ouster of Morsi. But the Brotherhood waged a war against whoever was celebrating Morsi’s departure!” the father was quoted as saying.

Such nice people these Islamic 'militants.' I'm sure their god is proud of them....

Maybe they can kill Mohammed Morsy by tossing him off a roof too.... That would be fitting....

/sarc

Labels: defenestration, Egypt, Islam, Mohammed Morsy, Muslim Brotherhood

Pass the popcorn: Hamas to bring public hangings back to Gaza

The Hamas regime in Gaza may be bringing back public hangings.

Gaza needs to bring back public hangings, senior court official Khaled el-Batash argued this week in an interview with the local media outlet Filistine.

Batash said courts should have their own police, who would implement court rulings by publicly executing condemned criminals.

Public executions would serve to deter Gaza residents from serious crime, he argued.

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Other interviews revealed a split between top law officials in Gaza. Deputy head of police investigations Raeed al-Amoudi accused Israel of being behind the wide-scale weapons ownership among Gaza Arabs. Gaza police are trying to keep track of weapons traffic, he said.

On the other hand, top prosecutor Yahya al-Farah said weapons ownership by Gaza Arabs is a necessary part of the fight against Israel. Gaza police must not track weapons ownership, he said, in order to maintain the element of surprise against Israel in case of a military conflict.

Maybe they can bring back defenestration too. Pass the popcorn....

Labels: collaborators, defenestration, Gaza, Hamas, Hamas courts, public hanging

Syrians practicing defenestration

And you thought only the 'good terrorists' from Fatah practiced defenestration. It turns out Bashar al-Assad's Syria does it too. Last week, they threw a woman(!) out an 8th floor window.

Yesterday, my uncle's wife was found outside of her apartment, thrown out of the kitchen window, her body shattered eight stories below. My uncle has always been a thorn in the Syrian government's side - he is a past leader of the Democratic Party there, and used to host Western dignitaries such as U.S. Senator Paul Simon of Illinois when they visited.

His two best friends - strong advocates of democratic reform in Syria - were "put in a Toyota" last week. This is code for "they were hauled off by the government and will never be seen again." It is very strongly suspected that the government had come for him, didn't find him, found resistance from his wife, and then killed her and threw her body out of the window.

Afraid of government retaliation, my uncle did not announce the death - he took her body to Mu'athamia (the small town in which he grew up) and buried her next to his mother, and didn't have a funeral. In fact, when he found her body, he was returning from another funeral, and funerals have become risky business in Syria, because Syrian snipers have been firing directly on funeral-goers. He found her lying in the street, thrown out of the 8th story window.

Note that the writer is anonymous (although apparently living in the US) and does not even mention the name of the uncle or aunt. Aren't you glad you don't live in the Arab world?

For those whose vocabulary I have enriched, defenestration is discussed here and at my first link above.

Labels: Bashar al-Assad, defenestration, Syrian uprising