ISRAEL TRUTH TIMES

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

So now the attack on Danny Ayalon has begun in earnest, just as I had expected. Go all the way to ROME to find the source of these attacks, I'd say.


DANNY AYALON CHAI!

 LONG LIVE DANNY AYALON!
VIVA DANNY AYALON!
G-D BLESS DANNY AYALON!

B"H

To all,

Shalom.

Somebody just sent me the sticker below, asking - what does it mean?



Just as I had expected - see my post

http://israeltruthtimes.blogspot.com/2010/01/very-important-for-both-israel-and-us.html -

the incitement against Danny Ayalon has begun
. This is not surprising at all, considering he is standing at the forefront of the battle against the Vatican re: Har Zion, and the Vatican is on the war path, Benedikt flattery and mellifluous words at the Rome synagogue notwithstanding, to capture Har Zion, etc. once and for all -

 - see the good cop-bad cop strategy at the following post:

http://israeltruthtimes.blogspot.com/2010/01/popes-speech-in-rome-synagogue-no.html-

Considering all the money flowing into the battle against the right, against the settlers, against the Jews, in short, coming from the left, from Europe, from the Ford Foundation, and from so many other sources, I assume this is only the beginning of their DEMONIZATION OF OUR GOOD Deputy Foreign Minister.

They have already removed

Rabin,

Sharon,

Moshe Katsav,

in the past, who were seen as obstacles in the way of the Vatican having the Fundamental Agreement signed by Israel,

and SHIMON PERES apparently was involved in each and every one of those steps; see how he is sitting pretty in the president's chair right now after all his manipulations. So what is Peres's role here, we can only imagine.

But I am quite sure that their goal is to HAVE HIM REMOVED FROM OFFICE.

So what we need to do now is MAKE OUR OWN STICKERS SUPPORTING DANNY AYALON AND HIS EFFORTS, without being shy of stating WHY he is being demonized.

We need to VOCALIZE our support of him, VERBALIZE why he is being hounded.

WHO WILL MAKE A NEW STICKER FOR HIM??


I make my own, just as an example ( nothing great):
:


DANNY AYALON CHAI!

LONG LIVE DANNY AYALON!


 

GET YOUR CREATIVE JUICES FLOWING:

We need to PROTECT OUR ETROG Danny Ayalon now.

See here too:

http://israeltruthtimes.blogspot.com/2010/01/if-this-is-for-real-then-i-owe-public.html





And see this:





The sticker was sent to me by E.T., who is steeped in a hotbed of leftist sentiment:

New Israeli sticker



Comments:

Shifra writes:

BS'D
         Daisy,
             Why in the world would you want to praise Danny Ayalon
         who did what many (including myself )consider to be a great Hillul H-ASHEM ...
         by apologizing to Turkey who accused our I.D.F. of "war crimes
         in Gaza" and many other anti-Israel diatribes.
              A country that has lost its national pride ...has lost its way!!!
                                          With love of G-D and Eretz Yisrael
                                                     Shifra..

 DS replied:

Shifra,

He was pushed into it. Don't you see they want to sack him? Because he is standing against the Vatican.

Every time somebody stands firm against the Vatican, they eliminate him. Shimon Peres was involved in this apology, didn't you read? Who knows what he threatened. Shimon is the snake. I think Danny is the victim here, the next Moshe Katsav, the next Lieberman. The left wants him out. Now the right wants him out too?

Who do you think made this sticker, the right, or the left? Honestly, I am asking you.

Jack replied:

It doesn’t matter who made it. Shifra is right and you are probably right also. What Ayalon did was to speak the truth in an undiplomatic way. Well, we see what wonderful things diplomacy has gotten us. I believe, with you and Shifra, that we should tell the truth. Let the Turks apologize for slandering us, for spreading blood libels, for cozying up to our enemies who want to destroy us. If Turkey wants to stand with them, then get away from Turkey.אוי לרשע, אוי לשכנו  (Oy lerash’a, oi leskheno. Woe to the wicked man, woe to his neighbor.) Don’t be near them when they go down because they are going down. Hard!

Moshe writes:

דייזי אל תמהרי כל כך
דני איילון  היה מינוי פוליטי ואיש של שרון
לא מהצמרת של משרד החוץ וקפץ כאשר חבר בהפתעה לליברמן, ללא שום עבר ימני ,ישנה טעמו בערך 2 שניות אחרי שינוי הבוס או .....הזדמנות.

 פייגלין הזכיר במאמר שהוא נשוי לגויה אוגלית

DS replies

Maybe you are right, Moshe; I don't know; but the fact is that every time somebody resists the wishes of Rome, they find a way to get rid of him. So far he has resisted... I would think this is reason enough to try to get rid of him. Regarding the rest, like all politicians, as you said: khabdehu vechashdehu


Mark writes:
Thanks Daisy,
Very pleasant man to listen to and I pray he doesn't get too caught up in the backlash of Rome.


C. says:

Wow !!!!!!!!
Has he expressed views on Judeah and Shomron?
He was at the Matnas in French Hill during one shabbat session and didn't seem to be a great feeling in that direction.

DS replies:
 
See THIS video. That might be what started off the fury of the left.

 

UPDATE:

Thank you, David, for reminding me of another crucial reason why the PTB want to see Danny Ayalon and Lieberman go: TIPH! TIPH is another 'INTERNATIONAL' group we can do without; they are only here to harass us and take Eretz Yisrael away from us.

They are but another arm of the NWO. TIPH MUST GO!


Shevat 14, 5770, 1/29/2010

DeTiphing Hebron

by David Wilder, in his blog at A7
Printed in the Jerusalem Post on 27/1/10: http://goo.gl/Ub7V

The past two weeks witnessed massive attacks aimed at Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon as a result of his "infamous" meeting with Turkish Ambassador Ahmet Oguz Cellikol. The meeting was purported to be an Israeli diplomatic scolding following airing of a Turkish television show which allegedly portrayed IDF soldiers kidnapping and shooting Arab children. The Turks denied the allegations, retorting that the soldiers in the show were not Israeli.

When the meeting commenced, Ayalon refused to shake the ambassador's hand, Cellikol was seated undiplomatically on a low sofa and the Turkish flag, customarily present as such an event, was missing. If the point wasn't readily understood, Ayalon verbally described the scene to Israeli cameramen present in the office.

What followed, which might have been expected, was a small, virtual war between Turkey and Israel, which led to an Israeli apology.

However, clearly, behind this less than diplomatic rendezvous was more than meets the eye. Only a few weeks ago, Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman instructed Israeli diplomats stationed around the world to "stop turning the other cheek." At a heads of missions conference in Jerusalem he declared: "The problem with Israeli diplomacy over the years is that it does not do enough to preserve the honor of the State of Israel. Terms like 'national honor' have value in the Middle East. There is no need to provoke or exaggerate, but there must not be an attitude of obsequiousness and self-deprecation, and the need to always justify the other side. This is a wrong approach."

This is exactly the policy Ayalon represented when meeting with Cellikol. And it had little to do with a television show. For the past year, since Operation Lead Cast, Israel-Turkish relations have hit an all time low. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of "inhuman acts" in Gaza and demanded placement of international observers there to prevent Gaza's "self-destruction."

ERDOGAN'S SUGGESTION of "international observers" strikes a raw nerve, especially in Hebron. Turkey is one of six countries participating in the Temporary International Observer Force (TIPH) in Hebron. This organization has been actively operating in Hebron for the past 12 years, since the implementation of the "Hebron Accords" between Yasser Arafat and Israel, which divided Hebron into two, unequal parts.

According to the official TIPH mandate, its major functions include:

• providing a feeling of security to the Palestinians of Hebron with their presence;

• helping to promote stability and an appropriate environment conductive to the enhancement of the well-being of the Palestinians of Hebron and their economic development;

• observing the enhancement of peace and prosperity among Palestinians.

The allegations implicit in this mandate are clear. In spite of the fact that the Palestinian Authority now controls 80 percent of Hebron, its Arabs are "insecure" and their lives are abnormal due to the Israeli presence in the city. TIPH has no obligation to observe Arab instigation or violence against Hebron's Jewish citizens.

Unfortunately, TIPH is far from objective. The organization also partakes in activities outside of the framework of its mandate. Such activities include interference in internal Israeli affairs. For example, following the purchase of Beit Hashalom in Hebron, TIPH head of mission Karl-Henrik Sjursen, in a media release, said: "TIPH urges the IDF to evacuate the settlers from the building to avoid that new facts of the ground are being established... This action of the settlers can be seen by the Palestinians as an unnecessary provocation in an already tense environment. It might have serious consequences for the security situation in the city."

He later added, "The occupation of the house has not only led to increased violence but also further destabilized the situation in Hebron as a whole. In this respect TIPH again urges the Israeli authorities on all levels to take necessary measures to evict the occupants. In the light of the ongoing violence and the continuing violation of both Israeli and international law, we also encourage the Israeli authorities to evict the settlers occupying the house on Patriarchs' Hill with no further delay."

This type of intervention by a foreign body is blatantly negative toward Israel and certainly produces negative impressions in countries around the world, most definitely in the other countries participating in TIPH and the "host countries" - the US and Russia.

IN FEBRUARY 2004, outgoing head of mission Jan Kristensen, in a media interview, accused both Israeli civilians and the IDF of ethnic cleansing in Hebron: "The activity of the settlers and the army in the H-2 area of Hebron is creating an irreversible situation. In a sense, cleansing is being carried out."

One further example of TIPH's bias: On November 12, 2000, Mary Robinson, then chairwoman of the UN Council for Human Rights, visited Hebron. While driving in a TIPH vehicle up the hill to the Tel Rumeida neighborhood, her car was shot at. TIPH later examined evidence concerning the attack and concluded: "TIPH received the results of a ballistic expertise carried out by the Danish police. The expertise showed that the shot was fired from a Kalashnikov AK-47 rifle. Moreover, a reconstruction conducted by TIPH personnel in cooperation with the Danish experts clearly designated the origin of the shot: a house in the H1 area, north of Bab al-Zawiya."

This information was included in the 15th periodic report published by TIPH, but it was not publicized to the public-at-large, leaving many people believing that the attack had been perpetrated by Jewish civilians or IDF personnel serving in Hebron.

The TIPH presence is detrimental, damaging and disadvantageous to the State of Israel. In conducting tours for civilians and diplomats without any Israeli representation, TIPH presents a very one-sided, biased account of Israeli and IDF policies, which only add to the negative propaganda being disseminated internationally.

When Ayalon visited Hebron, in response to a question, he emphasized that the "T" in TIPH stands for temporary, and clarified that the organization's mandate would not be automatically renewed. His spokesman told The Jerusalem Post that it would not be "rubber stamped," as had been practiced in the past. Clearly, the logical continuation of the Lieberman-Ayalon doctrine, preserving Israel's pride against foreign animosity, leads to the conclusion that Israel must end the TIPH mandate in Hebron when the it expires at the end of this month.

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