According to a review of textbooks used in schools by Palestinian Arabs, from at least elementary school, Palestinian Arabs are taught to hate and to want to destroy the Jews.
The two-state solution and peace and coexistence with Israel are not advocated within the textbooks.
Textbooks show incitement to martyrdom, using various methods to convince children to sacrifice their lives. Jews are referred to as "enemies of Islam"
In third grade, nine-year-olds are taught to recite a violent poem calling for "sacrificing blood" to remove the enemy [Israel] from the land.
In fifth grade, dying is described as better than living.
Newton’s Second Law is taught through the use of a slingshot aimed at soldiers.
Posted in: Trump presses Jordan to take in Palestinians from Gaza; king opposes displacement See in context
Dango bong
funny how no Democrats are saying a word about what Elon is finding....
Because he’s not finding anything of significance.
Posted in: Facing 40 lawsuits, Trump blasts judges, fueling fear of constitutional clash See in context
When the World Health Organization's top donor the United States announced its withdrawal, one employee launched an online fundraiser to plug the gap -- and her efforts have already raised more than $100,000.
Any fool who wants to give money to the corrupt WHO is free to do so. Taxes collected by governments should not be abused like that.
Posted in: WHO worker aims to raise $1 bil to cover U.S. pullout See in context
That corrupt Dan Goldman guy is going to prison. He’s the most terrified of all.
Posted in: Senate Democrat alleges FBI chief nominee Patel is secretly overseeing firings See in context
It would not have happened if they had not separated the truck from its cab.
Posted in: Missing truck cabin located in sewer pipe near Saitama sinkhole See in context
Trump said he wants $500 billion of Ukraine's rare earth minerals in return for the $100 billion the US gave it.
Good deal for us.
Posted in: Ukraine's rare earth elements could help keep U.S. military aid flowing See in context
Police in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture, have re-arrested
re-arrested.................what are the police doing over there?
so they've done this before?
put those two savages away for life!
And where are the children protection authorities?
get that kid out of there!
seems like the cops won't do anything, useleess
Posted in: Woman, boyfriend arrested after threatening to gouge out her son’s eyes See in context
That poor guy. Talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Posted in: Missing truck cabin located in sewer pipe near Saitama sinkhole See in context
Republicans: Let's look into the garbage our tax money is being wasted on...
Democrats: No!
Gee I wonder who wins the next election
Posted in: Facing 40 lawsuits, Trump blasts judges, fueling fear of constitutional clash See in context
Trump said he would buy Gaza. Now he says he won't buy it but will own it.
Posted in: Trump presses Jordan to take in Palestinians from Gaza; king opposes displacement See in context
A payment system is for payments not spending. If Trump wants to know what is being spent and why, he can ask Congress.
If Dems want to stall it won't help them next election cycle. I am sure Congress will oblige since the Democrats lost both houses...
Posted in: Facing 40 lawsuits, Trump blasts judges, fueling fear of constitutional clash See in context
The US and Israel are members of the UN and signature of the UN Charter.
The UN is a sick, corrupt joke.
Posted in: Trump presses Jordan to take in Palestinians from Gaza; king opposes displacement See in context
I can't speak for Failed Businessman but Biden was absolutely about throwing back the aggressor as the goal
Biden burnt our money, this aint our war. Mexican cartels now flashin gear got from Ukraine grift.
Posted in: Ukraine's rare earth elements could help keep U.S. military aid flowing See in context
funny how no Democrats are saying a word about what Elon is finding....
In the end US citizens fully support this government audit and the executive branch has every right to look at what the government is spending on.
Posted in: Facing 40 lawsuits, Trump blasts judges, fueling fear of constitutional clash See in context
I remember the governor of Shizuoka begging for people from Kanto not to come to Shizuoka in 2020-2021 during Covid. although it was not any legal point.
Does he need tourists now
Not for me
Posted in: 'Birupaku' turns vacant spaces into unique lodgings in central Japan See in context
No suspended sentences, please!!!
Posted in: Woman, boyfriend arrested after threatening to gouge out her son’s eyes See in context
In the 1950s and 1960s, the Jordanian government, including King Hussein and other officials, promoted the slogan "Jordan is Palestine and Palestine is Jordan."
Syrian and Ukrainian refugees who left their countries because of wars had the right to return. Both Trump and Netanyahu stated if the Palestinians leave Gaza there will be no right of return. Ethnic cleansing is illegal under international laws.
The ethnic cleansing reference is irrelevant because there is no "intent to make the society ethnically homogeneous".
Posted in: Trump presses Jordan to take in Palestinians from Gaza; king opposes displacement See in context
Who calls their son X I think it fits in with his ex-daughter a disowned transexual.
Posted in: Facing 40 lawsuits, Trump blasts judges, fueling fear of constitutional clash See in context
Arab have always been part of America
Posted in: Trump presses Jordan to take in Palestinians from Gaza; king opposes displacement See in context
Plastic straws aren't good but the article neglects to mention that harmful chemicals were also found in paper straws.
Posted in: Trump pushes for plastic straws as he declares paper ones 'don’t work' See in context
This is what happens when you allow a convicted felon to choose someone to be America's FBI Director.
Posted in: Senate Democrat alleges FBI chief nominee Patel is secretly overseeing firings See in context
It was a good opportunity for my 8-year-old son to learn Japanese culture and manners."
Emphasis on the manners I hope! Far too many Chinese tourists, coming from mainland China, do not have any!
Posted in: Japan top destination for Chinese during Lunar New Year holidays See in context
President Musk is very very Presidential!!!
And his assistant sitting next to him does a great job too!!!!
Word.
Posted in: Facing 40 lawsuits, Trump blasts judges, fueling fear of constitutional clash See in context
I'm a democrat, but this is clearly nonsense.
Trump and his motley crew are now so emboldened that if this was happening, they'd be doing it out in the open while smirking about it.
Posted in: Senate Democrat alleges FBI chief nominee Patel is secretly overseeing firings See in context
Folks should keep in mind that ambulance services are, for the purpose of the "ride" free, here in Japan. Any medical services provided, could be billed.
Posted in: Emergency dispatches by Tokyo Fire Department in 2024 exceeded 930,000 See in context
Blacklabel,as long as Democrats control the DC grand juries and have Judges that know Patel is unethical
Posted in: Senate Democrat alleges FBI chief nominee Patel is secretly overseeing firings See in context
With the Republican Party controlling Congress and completely loyal to Trump, the billionaire president has largely ignored the legislature as he carries out his unprecedented policies.
As long as Trump has his followers kiss the ring and they swear fealty to him, he won't bother with them. But as soon as they point out facts to him, that go against his own beliefs, then he'll brand you as being "too political" and having an agenda against him.
Every president before Trump understood that it takes hard work and diplomacy to lobby, talk with their constituents, raise interests in their policies, etc. Trump doesn't want to do that work. He thinks it's so simple to just come up with any idea that comes into his brain, no matter how ludicrous it may be, and automatically push it on the American people and that everyone will love him for it.
Take for instance attending the SuperBowl. Do you know why there has never been a sitting president attend such an event? It's because it's expensive. I don't want to even think how much of the taxpayers' money was spent on 20 minutes of attending a game, and the trouble it caused. Imagine the backlash if other past presidents wasted money in such a way.
Posted in: Facing 40 lawsuits, Trump blasts judges, fueling fear of constitutional clash See in context
NOPE. If the roles were reversed and a someone referred to a person as "stupid and brown," their career would be over, but when Kerr throws out a blatantly RACIST INSULT, the w-o-k-e London court bends over backward to excuse it?
Classic double standard.
Apparently, in today's clown world, racism is only bad when it doesn't fit the Uber Left's preferred narrative.
Posted in: Australia soccer star Sam Kerr found not guilty of racially aggravated harassment of police officer See in context
Waaaaay out of the jurisdiction of a random Democrat aligned judge.
Actually, no. Because it happened. It’s all in the article. Sure, appeal.
Posted in: Judge tells agencies to restore web pages and data removed after Trump's executive order See in context