Binding of Isaac Genesis 22:1-24 | Rembrandt Harmensz, 1634

More than once I have commented on the assassination of children by Israel. On December 8, 1983, Yosef Harnoi, a settler from Eilon Moreh, assassinated an eight-year-old girl called Aisha Adnan Al-Bahsh (The Cross of Bethlehem is dedicated to her). He wounded her sister as well. Aisha was in her hometown. Mr. Harnoi was a settler ignoring and violating international law. On October 2, 1985, he was convicted by the Tel Aviv district court of manslaughter and was also found guilty of causing the girl's sister grievous bodily harm. He was sentenced to a mere ten years imprisonment and a five-month suspended sentence. The murder claim was rejected on grounds of his alleged epilepsy. He – as all male settlers – had been trained by the army, held a position in the settlements’ military protection system, and most important of all, was given gun and ammunitions by the IDF. The government and the army were content with the light punishment. Aisha couldn’t react to the sentence and her family was never indemnified for the crime. The indemnification issue is very important. Only if the political and military leaders face the reality of indemnifying their victims and see their ever-growing war-profits diminish, only then will these crimes in Israel end. Israel consistently refuses to pay damages to Arab victims for its actions. However, in 1952, the young State of Israel signed the Reparations Agreement with Germany, in which Germany agreed to indemnify the WWII victims. On July 3, 2009, a 17-year-old girl named Hyam Ayash from the Deir al-Balah Refugee Camp in Gaza was assassinated by the Israeli army.

Lt. Col. Udi ben Moha is a well known Israeli criminal, to the extent he refrains from landing in London for fear of being tried for war crimes or crimes against humanity. Among his actions are the assassinations of Sami Badawi, a child of 13 years and of Tariq Al-Susi, age 12, both on 28 January 2004 in Al-Zaytun, Gaza. All this and more with the blessing of his IDF commanders (the proof of this blessing is in his still being an officer and free).

Rachel Corrie was assassinated by the IDF; her assassin is still protected by the State of Israel.

Other examples exist. I want to invite victims of the Israeli terror to send me all the details they have. I promise to make a memorial page for each victim. It is time to create the Palestinian Yad Vashem, in remembrance of the Jewish Inflicted Palestinian Holocaust.

However, this distressing and unnecessary killings do not stop in the Jewish violence toward others. Recently I commented on the The Saving Shalit Business, where the strange actions of the Israeli government leave no doubt: Shalit freedom is of no consequences; in fact its captivity is much more profitable for the Zionist Deep Pockets’ Oligarchy.

There is a very disturbing thing in common to all this events. Jews - from Hollywood to Wall Street – work very hard to portray themselves as people concerned with personal suffering. We are remembered of this during the Holocaust Day and the Remembrance Day - Palmolive-Izkor I recently nicknamed the last. Yet, despite these massive PR events, we can see an ongoing disregard toward the lives of young people, regardless their background. This is a systemic and sick behavior of Jews and Israelis.

Where does this come from? The Talmud is the Pharisaic-Rabbinical interpretation of the Pentateuch. Pharisaic Jews – in other words, all those following rabbis of any denomination – follow the Talmud and not the Bible. The Talmud is full of abominations; claiming violations of children are allowed to Jews and other nonsense. It is full of intentional misinterpretations aimed to allow what is convenient and not what is requested. This is why Jesus said (John 9:40-41): And some of the Pharisees which were with him heard these words, and said unto him, Are we blind also? Jesus said unto them, If ye were blind, ye should have no sin: but now ye say, We see; therefore your sin remaineth.

The Talmud is full of such misinterpretations. A key event in the Jewish history – one that defined much of it – is the Binding of Isaac (Genesis 22:1-24) in which Abraham is requested by God to sacrifice his son Isaac. After Abraham’s Faith is successfully tested, an angel of God stops the event before Isaac is sacrificed. Somehow, even this simple event is twisted by the Jews. Based on it, the sacrificing of the young is widely defined by Jews and Israelis as a righteous event (after all they can rightfully violate the neighbor’s daughter and make a new child…) and it became a role-model for Jews along history.

Is this a true teaching? In my talks I often make a simple point: even if you don’t know what’s going on in the Middle East, you can correctly judge a violent event there. Who is right: a nicely dressed general explaining his crimes on television or his victims? Jesus said: (John 10:11) I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep. The general didn’t die for his sheep: he sent others to die in order for him to survive. Jews and Israelis, from generals to bulldozer drivers, are bad shepherds, misinterpreting the Bible and abusing innocents for their own convenience and profit. This is the real abomination of Netanyahu’s Mule.

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