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| | + | ==It's never about facts== |
| | + | [[File:Not.about.facts.apartheid.slur.jpg|thumb|'Not about facts' - apartheid slur]] |
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| | + | Three anti-Israel activists unabashedly admitted that they lie about Israel by accusing it of apartheid. |
| | + | Rebecca Villomerson, |
| | + | Mohammed el-Kurd, |
| | + | Osama Abuishaid. |
| | + | One activist justified her lies by claiming: “It’s not facts, it’s about power. Apartheid, as a word, has incredible power.” |
| | + | Another activist blatantly said that he’s not concerned “about the accuracy of the word. I don’t care. As long as there is a conversation happening in which the villain is portrayed clearly, I think that is good.” |
| | + | A third activist even accused the US of engaging in apartheid. Perhaps he meant against white Americans? |
| | + | Sadly, it seems that the masses, with rare exceptions, don’t actually care about the truth when it comes to left-wing causes such as vilifying Israel and justifying unscrupulous. |
| | + | Canary Mission @canarymission Tweeted ([https://twitter.com/canarymission/status/1635264459609341955 Mar 14, 2023]): |
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| | + | "It's not about facts, it's about power." WATCH three prominent anti-Israel activists admit that their accusation that Israel is an apartheid state is a lie. It's just an effective tool to portray Israel as "the villain."</blockquote> |
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| | + | "Anti-Israel Activists Shamelessly Admit They Lie About Israel," ''YWN'', Mar 14, 2023.<blockquote> |
| | + | Three anti-Israel activists unabashedly admitted that they lie about Israel by accusing it of apartheid as seen in a video compiled by Canary Mission, an organization that exposes hatred and antisemitism on college campuses and beyond. |
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| | + | One activist justified her lies by claiming: “It’s not facts, it’s about power. Apartheid, as a word, has incredible power.” |
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| | + | Another activist blatantly said that he’s not concerned “about the accuracy of the word. I don’t care. As long as there is a conversation happening in which the villain is portrayed clearly, I think that is good.” |
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| | + | A third activist even accused the US of engaging in apartheid. Perhaps he meant against white Americans? |
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| | + | Sadly, it seems that the masses, with rare exceptions, don’t actually care about the truth when it comes to left-wing causes such as vilifying Israel and justifying unscrupulous behavior.</blockquote></ref> |
| | ==Misquoting Mandela== | | ==Misquoting Mandela== |
| | [[Nelson Mandela]] was critical of so-called "occupation, but fully endorsed Israel's Right to exist. He thought the Arabs states would need to reconcile fully with Israel in the context of a peace agreement.<ref>Ilene Prusher, "Mandela Was Critical of Occupation, but Fully Endorsed Israel's Right to Exist." Haaretz, Dec. 9, 2013.<blockquote> | | [[Nelson Mandela]] was critical of so-called "occupation, but fully endorsed Israel's Right to exist. He thought the Arabs states would need to reconcile fully with Israel in the context of a peace agreement.<ref>Ilene Prusher, "Mandela Was Critical of Occupation, but Fully Endorsed Israel's Right to Exist." Haaretz, Dec. 9, 2013.<blockquote> |