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Tag Archives: Ban Ki-Moon
Incitement giving a tail-wind to terror
On Thursday a pair of teenage Arab girl-terrorists pulled a knife out of one of their schoolbags (!) and stabbed a security guard at the local bus station in Ramle, central Israel. Thankfully he was not badly injured, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Incitement, Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged Ban Ki-Moon, incitement, Joint Arab List, Knesset, stabbing, terrorism, UN, UN Watch
5 Comments
Ban Ki Moon and the New York Times pile on against Israel
In an earlier post I quoted Arlene Kushner who talked about UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon’s outrageous assertion that Palestinians are stabbing Israeli civilians, throwing rocks and firebombs, and even shooting, because of “frustration at the ongoing occupation and … Continue reading
Ground operation day 6: IDF and civilian casualties, UN condemnations, rockets and IDF onslaught continue
The 6th day of the ground operation of Operation Protective Edge has drawn to a close and with it comes the sad news of 5 more IDF casualties over the last 2 days: On Tuesday evening 2 soldiers were killed: … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged #IsraelUnderFire, Ban Ki-Moon, Ben Gurion Airport, Binyamin Netanyahu, FAA, Gaza, Hamas, human rights, IDF, rockets, terrorists, tunnels, UNHRC, UNRWA
8 Comments
Let’s play the “Blame Israel” game
It was only going to be a matter of time until Israel got the blame for Egypt’s upheaval, or for anything else going wrong in the Middle East at the moment, so here’s a short list of the latest players … Continue reading
Posted in Media and journalism, Mideast news
Tagged anti-Israel, Ban Ki-Moon, human rights, media bias, Navi Pillay, New York Times, UN
9 Comments
UN Chief admits anti-Israel bias in the UN but doesn’t disband anti-Israel committees
In a quite amazing turn of events, Ban Ki-Moon, Secretary General of the United Nations, admitted to a group of Israeli students that there is indeed an “unfortunate” bias against Israel in the UN: Responding to a student who said … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, International relations
Tagged anti-Israel, Ban Ki-Moon, CEIRPP, Palestinians, UN, UNESCO, UNHRC
4 Comments
Pillar of Cloud Day 7 updates: another rocket on Jerusalem, more rockets, more ceasefire talks
Here are some quick updates on the 7th day of Operation Pillar of Cloud: A rocket was fired at Jerusalem for the second time (the first time was on Shabbat), landing in the Gush Etzion area without causing damage or … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged Ban Ki-Moon, ceasefire, Gaza, Hamas, Jerusalem, Kassams, missiles, Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Defense, rockets, terrorism
2 Comments