England’s Jewish Aristocracy

The “ Jewish Conspiracy ” may indeed be the British Empire , and the “ Jews ” may , in fact , be the Masonic British aristocracy who regard themselves as Jews , and often are .
They consider themselves one of the lost tribes of Israel , the real “ Chosen People.
” The word “ Brit ” apparently derives from the Hebrew for “ pact ” or “ covenant ” ( i.e .
the Jewish Covenant with God . )
Members of the British royal family are circumcised by a Jewish mohel .
L.G .
Pine needn ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ revolution ” since they were created by Jewish finance to concentrate power and wealth in their own hands .
This will find its apogee in the New World Order .
“ The power of money is very great and as almost every liberal newspaper is under Jewish influence it follows that the forces of revolution when directed against the peers are likely to meet with as determined opposition from the Jewish kinfolk of the aristocracy… ” But he opines that England ’ s enfeebled elite may need this protection from the “ forces @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not approve of these parvenus : “ There can be no question that the British Peerage is now very much diluted with Jewish blood and has many connections among its most ancient and august families with those who only a few generations ago were inhabitants of the Ghetto.
” An outstanding example is the marriage of the 5th Earl of Roseberry who married the only daughter and heiress of Baron Mayer de Rothschild and later became Prime Minister .
“ She stayed in the Jewish religion but her children were educated as Christians…The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are mostly of this type , the wife providing large sums…while the aristocrat has the title and ancient estate .
The children are able to look back upon a varied bag of ancestors.
” Pine is scornful of the British aristocracy : “ A man is not usually thought the more of , because he has married a woman for her money…An ancient estate is likely to be sold unless some large sums are found .
The sums are found from marriage with a Jewish heiress… ” The marriage of Jewish finance and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gentry married the daughters of rich Jews .
Pine is outspoken in a way few people are today .
He says that for every Rothschild or Disraeli , there were “ 10 cases of Jewish connection which are now forgotten .
The reason is that in many cases “ Jewish origin is concealed.
” ( 218 ) May I regale you with Pine ’ s amusing account of “ Jewish infiltration into the aristocracy ?
” ( “ The Anglo Jewish Peerage ” in “ Tales of the British Aristocracy ” 1956 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a Masonic Jewish proxy .
British & American imperialism derived its moxie from the perverse desire of Cabalist bankers to use their money-creating power to buy real assets .
The Illuminati bankers ( i.e .
the “ Crown ” ) colonized England & the US as well as the world .
The “ Jewish Conspiracy ” was the British Empire now repackaged as the New World Order .
Of course , now it encompasses everyone with a stake in “ globalism.
” “ After Waterloo [ 1815 ] London became the money market @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The interests of the Jew as a financial dealer and the interests of this great commercial polity approximated more and more .
One may say that by the last third of the nineteenth century , they had become virtually identical.
” ( “ The Jews ” 1922 ) This is confirmed by British social critic Hilaire Belloc , left , who described the British Empire as a partnership between Jewish finance and the British aristocracy .
British Jews keep a low profile but they are extremely influential .
Similarly , it is hardly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ half-Jewish too , and that , in the words of L.G .
Pine , Editor of Burke ’ s Peerage , “ the Jews have made themselves so closely connected with the British peerage that the two classes are unlikely to suffer loss which is not mutual.
” ( 219 ) Did you know that Simon Cowell , the acerbic judge on American Idol , is half-Jewish ?
The English aristocracy had literally sealed a “ marriage with Jewry ” in terms of its “ blood substance.
” The notion that Hitler regarded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ country was a ruse .
In 1941 , Friedrich Wilhelm Euler , Nazi Germany ’ s leading expert on Jewish genealogy , published a lengthy article entitled “ The Penetration of Jewish Blood into the English Upper Class.
” Euler asked how modern Britain became the “ protecting power of Jewry ” despite the relatively small size of the Jewish community there .
He claimed too much emphasis had been placed on Jewish economic and intellectual influence , and not enough on the penetration of the English aristocracy by Jewish blood .
Well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 19th Century , Euler argued , baptized members of commercially and financially successful Jewish families had married into the English nobility .
Virtually all of his 148-page article consisted of a catalog of Jewish conversions and subsequent marriages with non-Jews , starting in the fourteenth century .
The evidence proved that the English aristocracy had literally sealed a “ marriage with Jewry ” in terms of its “ blood substance.
” This information , cited from Alan Steinweis , “ Studying the Jew : Scholarly Anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany ” ( 2006 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The New World Order is an extension of the British Empire , which has always represented the rapacity , greed and satanism of a mixed-race caste of Masonic ( Cabalist ) Jews called the Illuminati .
If Euler is correct , it ’ s no exaggeration to say that the English elite is crypto Jewish .
This is consistent with the conclusions of Leslie Pine , editor of the renowned Burke ’ s Peerage .
The “ Jewish Conspiracy ” is the British Empire .
So are the American Empire and the NWO @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the “ Establishment , ” founded on the power of the London-based central banking cartel .
History needs to be rewritten from this perspective .
We can begin with Dunkirk ( May 1940 ) when Hitler let 330,000 British and Allied soldiers escape , ostensibly as a peace gesture .
Hitler must have known what Friedrich Euler knew .
It was common knowledge .
Hitler ’ s proclaimed desire to make a “ Nordic ” pact with England doesn ’ t make sense .
He knew England was not an Aryan nation , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was the bastion of Illuminati Jewish power .
If Hitler were sincere , England ’ s invasion would have been his first priority .
He would have incarcerated the 330,000 soldiers at Dunkirk as a bargaining chip .
Instead , he let them escape , and carried out British policy by attacking Russia .
As I have tried to show in my book Illuminati , Hitler was an Illuminati Jewish ( “ British ” ) creation .
He was placed in power to do exactly what he did , destroy Germany and pave @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He , Stalin and Churchill were all Illuminati Jews , and colluded .
( For e.g .
“ Stalin ’ s Complicity in Operation Barbarossa ” ) Hitler persecuted Jews because the Illuminati wanted them trauma-brainwashed in order to set up Israel , and for future use as pawns of the NWO .
At the same time , Nazi persecution served to discredit opposition to their Jewish pawns , giving them immunity as victims , holy cows , and untouchables .
This allows the Illuminati to criminalize freedom of speech , better to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ operendi of Marranos , Crypto Jews , Communists and Freemasons .
It is the same as Hitler ’ s : conceal your real identity and true aims ; infiltrate , subvert and eventually destroy Christian civilization .
This involves subverting every individual , nation and group , including non-Illuminati Jews .
History needs to be understood in terms of this satanic conspiracy .
Our tragic past is a spell cast by Cabalists .
At the present rate , the future could be even more terrifying .
Hermann Goetsche ( 1815-1878 ) was a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inserting a chapter in his novel Biarritz , ( 1868 ) entitled “ In the Jewish Cemetery of Prague.
” The chapter consists of a speech by a rabbi which is thought by some ( not me ) to be the inspiration for the “ Protocols of Zion.
” It includes the following passage which might shed light on how Illuminati Jews regard intermarriage : “ We must encourage marriages between Jews and Christians for the people of Israel lose nothing by the contact and can only gain from these marriages .
Our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not be corrupted by the introduction of a certain amount of impure blood , and by those marriages our daughters will secure alliances with Christian families of some influence and power .
It is right that , for the money we give , we should obtain the equivalent in influence over everything around us .
To be related to gentiles shall not imply a departure from the path we have chosen to follow ; on the contrary , with a little skill it will make us the arbiters of their fate .
”

The “Jewish Conspiracy” may indeed be the British Empire, and the “Jews” may, in fact, be the Masonic British aristocracy who regard themselves as Jews, and often are. They consider themselves one of the lost tribes of Israel, the real “Chosen People.” The word “Brit” apparently derives from the Hebrew for “pact” or “covenant” ( i.e. the Jewish Covenant with God.) Members of the British royal family are circumcised by a Jewish mohel.
L.G. Pine needn’t worry about the “forces of revolution” since they were created by Jewish finance to concentrate power and wealth in their own hands. This will find its apogee in the New World Order.
“The power of money is very great and as almost every liberal newspaper is under Jewish influence it follows that the forces of revolution when directed against the peers are likely to meet with as determined opposition from the Jewish kinfolk of the aristocracy…”
But he opines that England’s enfeebled elite may need this protection from the “forces of revolution”:
Pine obviously does not approve of these parvenus: “There can be no question that the British Peerage is now very much diluted with Jewish blood and has many connections among its most ancient and august families with those who only a few generations ago were inhabitants of the Ghetto.”
An outstanding example is the marriage of the 5th Earl of Roseberry who married the only daughter and heiress of Baron Mayer de Rothschild and later became Prime Minister. “She stayed in the Jewish religion but her children were educated as Christians…The alliances between Jewish ladies and British lords are mostly of this type, the wife providing large sums…while the aristocrat has the title and ancient estate. The children are able to look back upon a varied bag of ancestors.”
Pine is scornful of the British aristocracy: “A man is not usually thought the more of, because he has married a woman for her money…An ancient estate is likely to be sold unless some large sums are found. The sums are found from marriage with a Jewish heiress…”
The marriage of Jewish finance and British aristocracy took place literally. Spendthrift gentry married the daughters of rich Jews.
Pine is outspoken in a way few people are today. He says that for every Rothschild or Disraeli, there were “10 cases of Jewish connection which are now forgotten. The reason is that in many cases “Jewish origin is concealed.” (218)
May I regale you with Pine’s amusing account of “Jewish infiltration into the aristocracy?” ( “The Anglo Jewish Peerage” in “Tales of the British Aristocracy” 1956, pp.217-223.)
The British Empire was a Masonic Jewish proxy. British & American imperialism derived its moxie from the perverse desire of Cabalist bankers to use their money-creating power to buy real assets. The Illuminati bankers (i.e. the “Crown”) colonized England & the US as well as the world. The “Jewish Conspiracy” was the British Empire now repackaged as the New World Order. Of course, now it encompasses everyone with a stake in “globalism.”
“After Waterloo [1815] London became the money market and the clearinghouse of the world. The interests of the Jew as a financial dealer and the interests of this great commercial polity approximated more and more. One may say that by the last third of the nineteenth century, they had become virtually identical.” ( “The Jews” 1922)
This is confirmed by British social critic Hilaire Belloc, left, who described the British Empire as a partnership between Jewish finance and the British aristocracy.
British Jews keep a low profile but they are extremely influential. Similarly, it is hardly known that the British aristocracy largely is half-Jewish too, and that, in the words of L.G. Pine, Editor of Burke’s Peerage , “the Jews have made themselves so closely connected with the British peerage that the two classes are unlikely to suffer loss which is not mutual.” (219)
Did you know that Simon Cowell, the acerbic judge on American Idol, is half-Jewish?
Source Article from https://www.henrymakow.com/englands_jewish_aristocracy.html
July 21, 2013
(left, Daughters of Downton Abbey had a Jewish mother.)
The English aristocracy had literally sealed a “marriage with Jewry”
in terms of its “blood substance.” The notion that Hitler regarded England as a fellow “Nordic” country was a ruse.
England’s Jewish Aristocracy – Part One
by Henry Makow Ph.D.
(from Jan 17, 2011)
In 1941, Friedrich Wilhelm Euler, Nazi Germany’s leading expert on Jewish genealogy, published a lengthy article entitled “The Penetration of Jewish Blood into the English Upper Class.”
Euler asked how modern Britain became the “protecting power of Jewry” despite the relatively small size of the Jewish community there.
He claimed too much emphasis had been placed on Jewish economic and intellectual influence, and not enough on the penetration of the English aristocracy by Jewish blood.
Well before British Jews were emancipated in the 19th Century, Euler argued, baptized members of commercially and financially successful Jewish families had married into the English nobility.
Virtually all of his 148-page article consisted of a catalog of Jewish conversions and subsequent marriages with non-Jews, starting in the fourteenth century.
The evidence proved that the English aristocracy had literally sealed a “marriage with Jewry” in terms of its “blood substance.”
This information, cited from Alan Steinweis, “Studying the Jew: Scholarly Anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany” (2006) p. 107, has important implications.
The New World Order is an extension of the British Empire, which has always represented the rapacity, greed and satanism of a mixed-race caste of Masonic (Cabalist) Jews called the Illuminati.
If Euler is correct, it’s no exaggeration to say that the English elite is crypto Jewish. This is consistent with the conclusions of Leslie Pine, editor of the renowned Burke’s Peerage.
The “Jewish Conspiracy” is the British Empire. So are the American Empire and the NWO.
The “Jewish Conspiracy” is the “Establishment,” founded on the power of the London-based central banking cartel.
IMPLICATIONS FOR WORLD WAR TWO
History needs to be rewritten from this perspective. We can begin with Dunkirk (May 1940) when Hitler let 330,000 British and Allied soldiers escape, ostensibly as a peace gesture.
Hitler must have known what Friedrich Euler knew. It was common knowledge. Hitler’s proclaimed desire to make a “Nordic” pact with England doesn’t make sense. He knew England was not an Aryan nation, in terms of its elite.
England was the bastion of Illuminati Jewish power. If Hitler were sincere, England’s invasion would have been his first priority.
He would have incarcerated the 330,000 soldiers at Dunkirk as a bargaining chip. Instead, he let them escape, and carried out British policy by attacking Russia.
As I have tried to show in my book Illuminati, Hitler was an Illuminati Jewish (“British”) creation. He was placed in power to do exactly what he did, destroy Germany and pave the way for one world government. He, Stalin and Churchill were all Illuminati Jews, and colluded. (For e.g. “Stalin’s Complicity in Operation Barbarossa”)
Hitler persecuted Jews because the Illuminati wanted them trauma-brainwashed in order to set up Israel, and for future use as pawns of the NWO.
At the same time, Nazi persecution served to discredit opposition to their Jewish pawns, giving them immunity as victims, holy cows, and untouchables. This allows the Illuminati to criminalize freedom of speech, better to protect themselves.
Look at the modus operendi of Marranos, Crypto Jews, Communists and Freemasons. It is the same as Hitler’s: conceal your real identity and true aims; infiltrate, subvert and eventually destroy Christian civilization. This involves subverting every individual, nation and group, including non-Illuminati Jews.
History needs to be understood in terms of this satanic conspiracy. Our tragic past is a spell cast by Cabalists. At the present rate, the future could be even more terrifying.
—-
Note:
Hermann Goetsche (1815-1878) was a German “anti Semite” credited with inserting a chapter in his novel Biarritz,(1868) entitled “In the Jewish Cemetery of Prague.” The chapter consists of a speech by a rabbi which is thought by some (not me) to be the inspiration for the “Protocols of Zion.” It includes the following passage which might shed light on how Illuminati Jews regard intermarriage:
“We must encourage marriages between Jews and Christians for the people of Israel lose nothing by the contact and can only gain from these marriages. Our race, chosen by God, cannot be corrupted by the introduction of a certain amount of impure blood, and by those marriages our daughters will secure alliances with Christian families of some influence and power. It is right that, for the money we give, we should obtain the equivalent in influence over everything around us. To be related to gentiles shall not imply a departure from the path we have chosen to follow; on the contrary, with a little skill it will make us the arbiters of their fate.”
-Quoted in Norman Cohn, Warrant for Genocide, p. 272
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Related- The Imperialism of Jewish Capital


jewworldorder--2020-08-19--The Australian who helped create Israel

The Australian who helped create Israel

The creation of Israel depended heavily on the actions of Herbert ‘ Doc ’ Evatt — an enigmatic Australian who served as President of the United Nations General Assembly at the time of Israel ’ s admission to the UN .
Evatt , a former Labor Leader and Attorney-General , would play an instrumental role in the implementation of the nation , after rising to prominence as an architect of the United Nations Charter in 1945 .
H.V .
Evatt was a key player who guided the Palestine Partition Plan through the UN , and in so doing , transformed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Evatt was a cagey individual who kept no diary , corresponded little , had a tendency to appropriate official papers and engineered friends and associates into positions of power .
Evatt became President of the UN General Assembly in 1948 , when the organisation was still in its infancy and most governments were reluctant to deal with ongoing problems of the Middle East .
An investigative committee of representatives from eleven nations was dispatched to deal with questions of the region , and a UN commission reported back in favour of partition @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Evatt was also appointed Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Palestinian Question and moved competing proposals from the Middle East into a second separate sub-committee .
This allowed a detailed partition plan to be prepared unobstructed by Arab states and their supporters , and caused controversy at the time .
Evatt ’ s committee would end up recommending partition to the General Assembly , but only after the narrowest of defeats for an Arab proposal to refer the issue to the International Court of Justice .
Evatt insisted on partition before @ @ @ @ @ @ @ session , and on the last day of its session — November 29 , 1947 — the Assembly approved partition by a vote of 33 to 13 .
Shortly after , Israel would emerge in May 1948 , and Evatt opposed tenaciously Britain ’ s efforts to prevent the entire British Commonwealth from recognising her .
In the end , Britain had to bow to the verdict of Israel ’ s survival on the battlefield and in March 1949 , in the last week of Evatt ’ s presidency of the Assembly , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Since Evatt ’ s influence helped launch the multipurpose organisation , the United Nations has grown with unprecedented scope and membership , and has experienced a rapid rise to become the premier body on world affairs .
Over the decades , Australia has been actively involved in ‘ peace operations ’ for over 70 years , providing military and police personnel to 62 United Nations , and other multilateral peace and security operations .
Australia has also served four terms on the Security Council , in 1946-47 , 56-57 , 73-74 and 85-86 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ serve on the Human Rights Council , responsible for the ‘ promotion of all human rights across the world ’ , from 2018-2020 .
According to Australia ’ s Department of Foreign Affairs , since 1945 , Australian foreign policy has been informed by the underlying principles and purposes of the United Nations .
The UN is regarded by the government as the world ’ s pre-eminent conflict resolution body , as an essential forum for world cooperation , and as the mechanism for responding to transnational challenges to human and international security @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nations through timely payment of its “ assessed share ” of the regular budget , currently 1.51 per cent of the total , and through payments to the budgets of the various UN agencies .
During the mid-20th century , as a new era of globalism emerged , and the UN began incrementally bypassing national sovereignty to enact a number of trade deals and international pacts .
Today , this group is set to direct Australians down an irreversible path over the next decade .
In September 2015 , 193 Member States of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Goals to make up the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development .
These objectives are expected to guide the actions of the international community under 17 Sustainable Development Goals and 169 individual targets over a 15 year period .
The plan has been adopted by world leaders in at an historic UN Summit , and takes the principles laid out in Agenda 21 to an entirely new level .
Over the next fifteen years , with these new goals that universally apply to all , countries will mobilize efforts to end all forms of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ change across the world , while “ ensuring that no one is left behind ” .
Countries are expected to take ownership and establish a national framework for achieving the 17 Goals , including with a commitment between the UN , governments , private sector and civil society to work together in a more coordinated and integrated way .
Learn more about UN Agenda 2030 by clicking the image below :

H.V Evatt was a key player in the UN. Photo: United Nations
The creation of Israel depended heavily on the actions of Herbert ‘Doc’ Evatt — an enigmatic Australian who served as President of the United Nations General Assembly at the time of Israel’s admission to the UN.
Evatt, a former Labor Leader and Attorney-General, would play an instrumental role in the implementation of the nation, after rising to prominence as an architect of the United Nations Charter in 1945.
H.V. Evatt was a key player who guided the Palestine Partition Plan through the UN, and in so doing, transformed the history of the modern Middle East.
Evatt was a cagey individual who kept no diary, corresponded little, had a tendency to appropriate official papers and engineered friends and associates into positions of power.
Evatt became President of the UN General Assembly in 1948, when the organisation was still in its infancy and most governments were reluctant to deal with ongoing problems of the Middle East.
An investigative committee of representatives from eleven nations was dispatched to deal with questions of the region, and a UN commission reported back in favour of partition of Palestine.
At the time, Evatt was also appointed Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Palestinian Question and moved competing proposals from the Middle East into a second separate sub-committee.
This allowed a detailed partition plan to be prepared unobstructed by Arab states and their supporters, and caused controversy at the time.
Evatt’s committee would end up recommending partition to the General Assembly, but only after the narrowest of defeats for an Arab proposal to refer the issue to the International Court of Justice.
Evatt insisted on partition before the end of the 1947 General Assembly session, and on the last day of its session — November 29, 1947 — the Assembly approved partition by a vote of 33 to 13.
Shortly after, Israel would emerge in May 1948, and Evatt opposed tenaciously Britain’s efforts to prevent the entire British Commonwealth from recognising her.
In the end, Britain had to bow to the verdict of Israel’s survival on the battlefield and in March 1949, in the last week of Evatt’s presidency of the Assembly, Israel was admitted to the UN.
Read more: https://aijac.org.au/
Since Evatt’s influence helped launch the multipurpose organisation, the United Nations has grown with unprecedented scope and membership, and has experienced a rapid rise to become the premier body on world affairs.
Over the decades, Australia has been actively involved in ‘peace operations’ for over 70 years, providing military and police personnel to 62 United Nations, and other multilateral peace and security operations.
Australia has also served four terms on the Security Council, in 1946-47, 56-57, 73-74 and 85-86.
The General Assembly elected Australia to serve on the Human Rights Council, responsible for the ‘promotion of all human rights across the world’, from 2018-2020.
According to Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs, since 1945, Australian foreign policy has been informed by the underlying principles and purposes of the United Nations.
The UN is regarded by the government as the world’s pre-eminent conflict resolution body, as an essential forum for world cooperation, and as the mechanism for responding to transnational challenges to human and international security.
Australia contributes financially to the United Nations through timely payment of its “assessed share” of the regular budget, currently 1.51 per cent of the total, and through payments to the budgets of the various UN agencies.
During the mid-20th century, as a new era of globalism emerged, and the UN began incrementally bypassing national sovereignty to enact a number of trade deals and international pacts.
Today, this group is set to direct Australians down an irreversible path over the next decade.
In September 2015, 193 Member States of the United Nations adopted 17 Sustainable Development Goals to make up the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
These objectives are expected to guide the actions of the international community under 17 Sustainable Development Goals and 169 individual targets over a 15 year period.
The plan has been adopted by world leaders in at an historic UN Summit, and takes the principles laid out in Agenda 21 to an entirely new level.
Over the next fifteen years, with these new goals that universally apply to all, countries will mobilize efforts to end all forms of poverty, fight inequalities and tackle climate change across the world, while “ensuring that no one is left behind”.
Countries are expected to take ownership and establish a national framework for achieving the 17 Goals, including with a commitment between the UN, governments, private sector and civil society to work together in a more coordinated and integrated way.
Learn more about UN Agenda 2030 by clicking the image below:
Doc Evatt and the Partition Plan | AIJAC
Evatt, Herbert Vere (Bert) (1894–1965) | Australian Dictionary of Biography
UN Partition Plan | BBC
Creation of Israel, 1948 | US History Office
Australia’s engagement with the United Nations | APH.gov.au
UN Agenda 2030 | United Nations


jewworldorder--2020-08-19--Australian Aboriginals shackled by Jewish Settlers

A shocking photograph of Aboriginal men lined up , shackled with heavy chains around their necks , and being guarded by white men armed with rifles is just one of many confronting images captured in the late 1800s .
Black and white photos have emerged showing the cruel treatment of Indigenous Australians at the hands of white settlers in the late 1900s .
Other harrowing pictures depict Aboriginal men and boys chained together , standing or sitting , wearing just a cloth around their waists .
The photos , taken between 1890 and the 1930s , show Aboriginal prisoners being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crimes such as killing cattle .
The raw images show rows of chained Indigenous people standing under the shade of a tree with police men and ‘ Aboriginal trackers ’ pictured with four huge rifles .
Police were paid per indigenous prisoner and cruelly brought them into jail using chains .
While some Aboriginal prisoners are captured working on a boat , other prisoners were forced to lay railways in Derby , Western Australia .
In early Australia , incarceration was used as a tool to weaken the Aboriginal Australians and they were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stealing and killing cattle .
The confronting collection of photographs show Aboriginal prisoners across the country , from on board ships to working on wharf rail lines and chained to railway wagons .
One of the photos is captioned ‘ native prisoners on N2 ’ , which is believed to be a ship , shows 12 Aboriginal men lined up with chains to their necks , dressed in rags .
Two white men were photographed leading one Indigenous prisoner by a chain alongside three horses and whip in hand around 1910 .
At @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be chained together while standing in a shallow river of water wearing a cloth around the groin region .
Another image shows a white man dressed in a shirt and trousers holding a chain that is connected to two elderly looking Indigenous prisoners .
A chilling image shows one lonely Aboriginal man standing in chains as he leans against a tree with a piece corrugated iron at the stump of the tree as well as a hat and pile of cloth .
A line of Indigenous men were photographed at the turn of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to jail , surrounded by what appears to be white first class citizens .
The haunting photos show the disturbing history and abuse of aboriginal people in the early twentieth century .
Australia is marking their ten year anniversary of the adoption of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples ( UNDRIP ) .
One decade ago , the declaration was passed to combat the discrimination , marginalisation and human rights violations of the 370 million Indigenous people living in more than seventy countries today .
A decade since this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Indigenous Australians emerged , serving as a reminder of the dark past and oppression that was suffered .

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A shocking photograph of Aboriginal men lined up, shackled with heavy chains around their necks, and being guarded by white men armed with rifles is just one of many confronting images captured in the late 1800s.
Black and white photos have emerged showing the cruel treatment of Indigenous Australians at the hands of white settlers in the late 1900s.
Other harrowing pictures depict Aboriginal men and boys chained together, standing or sitting, wearing just a cloth around their waists.
+19 Aboriginals lined up, shackled by neck chains and wearing just a pair of briefs with white men standing guard, pictured with a huge rifle is just one many chilling images that have emerged
+19 The shocking black and white photos showcase the cruel ways Aboriginal people were treated from the late 1890s
+19 Huge groups of Aboriginal men and boys are pictured chained together, standing or sitting, wearing just a cloth around their waist, as white police men and ‘Aboriginal trackers’ stand beside them with four rifles
+19 Aboriginal prisoners (pictured) were chained and forced to lay a railway near Derby, Western Australia, about 1897
The photos, taken between 1890 and the 1930s, show Aboriginal prisoners being captured moments after being caught committing petty crimes such as killing cattle.
The raw images show rows of chained Indigenous people standing under the shade of a tree with police men and ‘Aboriginal trackers’ pictured with four huge rifles.
Police were paid per indigenous prisoner and cruelly brought them into jail using chains.
While some Aboriginal prisoners are captured working on a boat, other prisoners were forced to lay railways in Derby, Western Australia.
In early Australia, incarceration was used as a tool to weaken the Aboriginal Australians and they were often arrested for petty crimes such as stealing and killing cattle.
The confronting collection of photographs show Aboriginal prisoners across the country, from on board ships to working on wharf rail lines and chained to railway wagons.
+19 Some Aboriginal prisoners are captured on a boat (pictured) while other prisoners were forced to lay railways
+19 Police were paid per indigenous prisoner and cruelly brought them into jail using chains where they were forced to work
+19 In early Australia, incarceration was used as a tool to weaken the Aboriginal people and were often arrested for petty crimes
+19 The haunting collection of photographs show Aboriginal people chained, captioned ‘Native Prisoners on N.2’, in about 1930
+19 A chilling image shows one lonely Aboriginal man (pictured) standing in chains as he leans against a tree with a piece corrugated iron at the stump of the tree as well as a hat and pile of cloth
One of the photos is captioned ‘native prisoners on N2’, which is believed to be a ship, shows 12 Aboriginal men lined up with chains to their necks, dressed in rags.
Two white men were photographed leading one Indigenous prisoner by a chain alongside three horses and whip in hand around 1910.
At least 22 Aboriginal prisoners are seen to be chained together while standing in a shallow river of water wearing a cloth around the groin region.
+19 Another image shows white man dressed in shirt and trousers holding a chain connected to two elderly Indigenous prisoners
+19 Hundreds of Aboriginal prisoners were captured and chained, forced to work on many projects including laying rails
+19 Two white men are pictured with three horses, with one of them leading an Aboriginal man by a chain to his neck
+19 At least 20 Indigenous Australians were photographed standing in a shallow river, all chained together (pictured)
+19 Haunting photos show the disturbing history and abuse of aboriginal people in the early twentieth century (pictured 1930)
Another image shows a white man dressed in a shirt and trousers holding a chain that is connected to two elderly looking Indigenous prisoners.
A chilling image shows one lonely Aboriginal man standing in chains as he leans against a tree with a piece corrugated iron at the stump of the tree as well as a hat and pile of cloth.
A line of Indigenous men were photographed at the turn of the century wearing chains during their transit to jail, surrounded by what appears to be white first class citizens.
+19 Australia is marking their ten year anniversary of the adoption of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP)
+19 One decade ago, the declaration was passed to combat the discrimination, marginalisation and human rights violations of the 370 million Indigenous people living in more than seventy countries today
+19 A line of Indigenous men were photographed at the turn of the century wearing chains during their transit to jail (pictured)
+19 At least 30 Aboriginal prisoners are pictured chained together being led to Cossack Goal in Western Australia around 1902
+19 Shocking images of entrapped Indigenous Australians serve as a reminder of the dark past and oppression that was suffered
The haunting photos show the disturbing history and abuse of aboriginal people in the early twentieth century.
Australia is marking their ten year anniversary of the adoption of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).
One decade ago, the declaration was passed to combat the discrimination, marginalisation and human rights violations of the 370 million Indigenous people living in more than seventy countries today.
A decade since this landmark legislation, shocking images of entrapped Indigenous Australians emerged, serving as a reminder of the dark past and oppression that was suffered.


jewworldorder--2020-08-20--FBI Tweets Link to ‘Protocols of Learned Elders of Zion’ and jewish Outrage Ensues

Yesterday the FBI ’ s Records Vault Twitter account posted a link to their archives regarding the Protocols of Learned Elders of Zion , the infamous text that jews insist is completely fake .
Many critics of jewish power do not actually believe that the Protocols are minutes from a meeting of jewish leaders , but something of an expose of their plans .
Regardless of who wrote the document , almost everything that was written has come to pass , and the jewish conspiracy is undeniable .
The jewish supremacists do not want “ goyim ” to read the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ faculties would quickly realize that there is indeed a serious jewish problem that needs to be addressed , otherwise the rest of us will end up as their slaves in perpetuity .
The Times of Israel was quick to report on the FBI ’ s tweet : jewish organizations and individuals were also quick to condemn this blatant anti-semitism ( and White nationalism ) !
Recognizing the jewish backlash , the FBI made a few tweets to clarify why they had tweeted out their archive of the Protocols , saying that it was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wondering whether or not this release was really just the result of an automated process or if something else is at play here .
Just a few weeks ago the FBI released their files on famous revisionist Ernst Zundel .
So what is actually going on .
One jewish supremacist has a theory .
Of course Q did not hack the FBI Twitter account , but I would not be surprised if the FBI is part of the Q PsyOp .
The release of the Protocols happened on the same day Trump essentially @ @ @ @ @ @ @ living in interesting times to say the least .
I do not know what is going on behind the scenes and why the Protocols were tweeted out by the FBI , but hopefully this gets more people to read up on the jewish conspiracy to enslave the world .

Yesterday the FBI’s Records Vault Twitter account posted a link to their archives regarding the Protocols of Learned Elders of Zion, the infamous text that jews insist is completely fake.
Many critics of jewish power do not actually believe that the Protocols are minutes from a meeting of jewish leaders, but something of an expose of their plans. Regardless of who wrote the document, almost everything that was written has come to pass, and the jewish conspiracy is undeniable. The jewish supremacists do not want “goyim” to read the Protocols because most people with any cognitive faculties would quickly realize that there is indeed a serious jewish problem that needs to be addressed, otherwise the rest of us will end up as their slaves in perpetuity.
The Times of Israel was quick to report on the FBI’s tweet:
The agency did not provide context for files from its archives on the anti-Semitic text, leading to accusations it could encourage bigotry against Jews
jewish organizations and individuals were also quick to condemn this blatant anti-semitism (and White nationalism)!
The @FBI is tweeting out the most famous, fabricated antisemitic text with absolutely zero context. This is the same anti-Jewish lie that inspired Hitler and the Nazi regime. Now it’s coming directly from a white nationalist administration. WHAT. IS. THIS. https://t.co/JZTShmLTqY — Bend the Arc: Jewish Action (@jewishaction) August 19, 2020
an official FBI account tweeted a no-context link to its file on “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” the virtual Bible of anti-semitism, and now there’s tons of ppl in the comments being like “damn, this is real??” Cool! https://t.co/iUryYfPyol — Noah Hurowitz (@NoahHurowitz) August 19, 2020
An agency of the United States federal government just posted a copy of one of the most infamous pieces of antisemitic literature of all time, responsible for the persecution and murder of thousands, even millions. On behalf of all Americsn Jews, what the fuck are you doing @FBI? https://t.co/o3cAfiPdyL — Noah Arbit (@noaharbit) August 19, 2020
Absolutely insane. FBI share the Protocols without any advisory. It looks like they are promoting it. Normally they get a few retweets. This has gone viral. Totally irresponsible. https://t.co/Da1HAXY2tk — David Collier (@mishtal) August 19, 2020
Recognizing the jewish backlash, the FBI made a few tweets to clarify why they had tweeted out their archive of the Protocols, saying that it was an automated process.
Earlier today FOIA materials were posted to the FBI’s Vault and FOIA Twitter account via an automated process without further outlining the context of the documents. We regret that this release may have inadvertently caused distress among the communities we serve. — FBI Records Vault (@FBIRecordsVault) August 19, 2020
The FBI often receives information from members of the public, which is captured in our permanent files and released under FOIA law. The FBI must process historical files that were collected in the past, some of which may be considered offensive — FBI Records Vault (@FBIRecordsVault) August 19, 2020
Some people are wondering whether or not this release was really just the result of an automated process or if something else is at play here.
Just a few weeks ago the FBI released their files on famous revisionist Ernst Zundel.
So what is actually going on. One jewish supremacist has a theory.
Of course Q did not hack the FBI Twitter account, but I would not be surprised if the FBI is part of the Q PsyOp. The release of the Protocols happened on the same day Trump essentially embraced the QAnon movement.
REPORTER: QAnon believes you are secretly saving the world from this cult of pedophiles and cannibals. Are you behind that? TRUMP: Is that supposed to be a bad thing? We are actually. We are saving the world. pic.twitter.com/rPYFU1B8WB — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 19, 2020
We are living in interesting times to say the least. I do not know what is going on behind the scenes and why the Protocols were tweeted out by the FBI, but hopefully this gets more people to read up on the jewish conspiracy to enslave the world.


jewworldorder--2020-08-20--Israel forgot 53 COVID deaths. Stats screw-up is devastating — and irrelevant

Yesterday ’ s astounding admission that authorities forgot dozens of deaths in their virus stats makes no difference to our picture of the pandemic , but it ’ s a disaster in terms of the national psychology .
It was shocking to hear that some 53 deaths at elderly homes were simply overlooked .
However , if we ’ re trying to understand how well or badly Israel is faring with the virus , it ’ s largely irrelevant .
After all , if the death toll didn ’ t stand today at 779 , as it does with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if they hadn ’ t been noticed yet , would you feel we ’ re in a notably better situation ?
The change makes hardly any difference to our deaths-per-million count or where we rank internationally in terms of coronavirus impact .
But that ’ s not the point .
In an open-ended pandemic full of fear and uncertainty , we latch on to figures as a glint of certainty .
We think they give us a clear picture , when everything is up in the air , even the question of how @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after Vladimir Putin ’ s questionable claims .
Tired of fake news ?
At least we have sturdy statistics .
Compare how these two short reports on Israel ’ s current situation , both of them accurate but the first heavy on stats and the second heavy on context , make you feel respectively : Israeli authorities have updated coronavirus statistics , after uncovering the first significant error in half-a-year of record keeping .
They added 53 deaths that were overlooked .
The death count now stands at 789 and there are 23,913 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ serious or critical condition .
There are 110 ventilated patients .
Yesterday 27,522 tests were conducted .
Infection rates are higher among men than women , and in terms of age group , highest in the 20-29 demographic , which accounts for 21 % of cases .
Israel ’ s official coronavirus death count stands at 789 , after the addition of 53 deaths that were overlooked .
There are 23,913 active cases who have taken tests , but doctors have no idea how many others have the virus .
It ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cost of the pandemic , as some of these people are though to have suffered from other conditions that were putting their lives in danger , while others are though to be dying from the coronavirus at home but not registered as COVID-positive .
Metrics have become , in a sense , our pandemic security blanket .
Whether they seem to tell us good news or bad news , they are something we can grasp on to , and rely on .
Engaging with the stats feels soothing .
It ’ s no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this pandemic is that there ’ s no end in sight — it seems infinite .
Numbers are an antidote to this uncertainty , they are finite .
But an admission like yesterday ’ s forces us all to confront the fact that stats aren ’ t as trusty and reliable as we like to think .
Some 53 deaths can be forgotten and nobody noticed until now .
It may be an isolated mistake or there may be others .
Either way , it ’ s devastating to our attempts to stay @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , despite everything , numbers tell us where we stand .
It has shattered the illusion we tried to maintain — in spite of knowing on an intellectual level that human errors are possible — about coronavirus figures .
Israel ’ s newly-appointed coronavirus czar Ronni Gamzu has promised to boost public trust in the authority ’ s management of the pandemic .
With the erosion of trust in statistics , his job suddenly got much harder .
Nathan Jeffay is Health and Science correspondent for The Times of Israel

Yesterday’s astounding admission that authorities forgot dozens of deaths in their virus stats makes no difference to our picture of the pandemic, but it’s a disaster in terms of the national psychology.
It was shocking to hear that some 53 deaths at elderly homes were simply overlooked. However, if we’re trying to understand how well or badly Israel is faring with the virus, it’s largely irrelevant.
After all, if the death toll didn’t stand today at 779, as it does with the missing deaths newly added, but 726 if they hadn’t been noticed yet, would you feel we’re in a notably better situation? The change makes hardly any difference to our deaths-per-million count or where we rank internationally in terms of coronavirus impact.
But that’s not the point.
In an open-ended pandemic full of fear and uncertainty, we latch on to figures as a glint of certainty. We think they give us a clear picture, when everything is up in the air, even the question of how seriously to take claims of vaccine breakthroughs after Vladimir Putin’s questionable claims. Tired of fake news? At least we have sturdy statistics.
A medical team at the coronavirus unit of Ichilov hospital in Tel Aviv, July 28, 2020. (Yossi Aloni/Flash90)
Compare how these two short reports on Israel’s current situation, both of them accurate but the first heavy on stats and the second heavy on context, make you feel respectively:
Report 1
Israeli authorities have updated coronavirus statistics, after uncovering the first significant error in half-a-year of record keeping. They added 53 deaths that were overlooked. The death count now stands at 789 and there are 23,913 active cases, with 403 people in serious or critical condition. There are 110 ventilated patients. Yesterday 27,522 tests were conducted. Infection rates are higher among men than women, and in terms of age group, highest in the 20-29 demographic, which accounts for 21% of cases.
Report 2
Israel’s official coronavirus death count stands at 789, after the addition of 53 deaths that were overlooked. There are 23,913 active cases who have taken tests, but doctors have no idea how many others have the virus . It’s unclear how accurately this reflects the human cost of the pandemic, as some of these people are though to have suffered from other conditions that were putting their lives in danger, while others are though to be dying from the coronavirus at home but not registered as COVID-positive.
Metrics have become, in a sense, our pandemic security blanket.
Whether they seem to tell us good news or bad news, they are something we can grasp on to, and rely on. Engaging with the stats feels soothing. It’s no coincidence. What scares many people about this pandemic is that there’s no end in sight — it seems infinite. Numbers are an antidote to this uncertainty, they are finite.
Passengers wearing face masks at the Yitzhak Navon train station in Jerusalem on June 22, 2020. (Olivier Fitoussii/Flash90)
But an admission like yesterday’s forces us all to confront the fact that stats aren’t as trusty and reliable as we like to think. Some 53 deaths can be forgotten and nobody noticed until now. It may be an isolated mistake or there may be others.
Either way, it’s devastating to our attempts to stay level-headed during the pandemic, reassured that, despite everything, numbers tell us where we stand. It has shattered the illusion we tried to maintain — in spite of knowing on an intellectual level that human errors are possible — about coronavirus figures.
Israel’s newly-appointed coronavirus czar Ronni Gamzu has promised to boost public trust in the authority’s management of the pandemic. With the erosion of trust in statistics, his job suddenly got much harder.
Nathan Jeffay is Health and Science correspondent for The Times of Israel


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jewworldorder--2020-08-20--Obama’s Warning About End of American Democracy ‘Scared Me’ Says Rachel Maddow

MSNBC hosts got all emtional on Wednesday as they discussed Barack Obama ’ s convention speeches .
Rachel Maddow even confessed that there were parts of Obama ’ s ‘ powerful ’ speech on the third night of the Democratic convention , that actually “ scared her.
” “ President Obama ’ s speech tonight slayed me , ” said Maddow .
“ I ’ m sure people will have different opinions about it because it ’ s a different kind of thing .
His warnings that we could potentially be at the end of American democracy scared me , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ watch .
But it ’ s powerful .
Powerful stuff.
” Breitbart reports : Co-host Joy Reid said , “ So President Obama can be a poet .
There ’ s a kind of speech he gives — particularly his eulogies — that are all poetry and take you through these emotional chords of American history .
He ’ s a writer , so he speaks as a writer and participates in writing his speech , which is unusual for a politician .
And he has this poetic and almost dramatic sort of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of speech he gave tonight .
This was President Obama saying , ‘ I sat in that office , and I want you to listen to me because I ’ m warning you because I know it from inside the job that there ’ s a danger here.
’ This was the speech that Obama has given throughout all of the speeches I ’ ve read or watched that absolutely did feel like the most of a warning .
And I think it was warning about the potential end of America .
”

MSNBC hosts got all emtional on Wednesday as they discussed Barack Obama’s convention speeches.
Rachel Maddow even confessed that there were parts of Obama’s ‘powerful’ speech on the third night of the Democratic convention, that actually “scared her.”
“President Obama’s speech tonight slayed me,” said Maddow. “I’m sure people will have different opinions about it because it’s a different kind of thing. His warnings that we could potentially be at the end of American democracy scared me, and I found upsetting and hard to watch. But it’s powerful. Powerful stuff.”
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Breitbart reports: Co-host Joy Reid said, “So President Obama can be a poet. There’s a kind of speech he gives — particularly his eulogies — that are all poetry and take you through these emotional chords of American history.
He’s a writer, so he speaks as a writer and participates in writing his speech, which is unusual for a politician.
And he has this poetic and almost dramatic sort of sense. That was not the kind of speech he gave tonight.
This was President Obama saying, ‘I sat in that office, and I want you to listen to me because I’m warning you because I know it from inside the job that there’s a danger here.’
This was the speech that Obama has given throughout all of the speeches I’ve read or watched that absolutely did feel like the most of a warning. And I think it was warning about the potential end of America.”


jewworldorder--2020-08-20--Oil, tech, travel: Israel, UAE eye economic benefits of normalization deal

Hard hit by the coronavirus , the UAE and Israel expect rapid dividends from their normalization deal , which gives the Jewish state “ kosher ” access to the wealthy Gulf for the first time .
From oil to tourism to cutting edge technologies , the two countries hope to benefit from the ripple effect of their agreement , hailed as historic , to be signed in three weeks time .
The oil-rich United Arab Emirates , with big ambitions in space and technology , is the first Gulf state to normalize relations with Israel , and only the third @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Egypt and Jordan .
Get The Times of Israel ’ s Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up Saudi Arabia has said it will not follow in the UAE ’ s footsteps until Israel has signed a peace accord with the Palestinians .
Economically , “ Israel and the UAE should benefit from this new relationship tremendously , ” says Ellen R. Wald , a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council ’ s Global Energy Center .
While Israel ’ s focus will mainly be on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the UAE is set to invest heavily in Israel ’ s tourism and high-tech sectors .
Dubai , which has the most diversified economy in the region , saw its GDP contract 3.5 percent in the first quarter , following two years of modest growth , due to the coronavirus pandemic .
Its Emirates airline , the leader in Middle East aviation , was forced to downsize and cut thousands of jobs .
After years of growth , the Israeli economy is facing a “ severe recession , ” with GDP set to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ according to official projections , while unemployment has jumped from 3.4 % in February to 23.5 % in May .
“ Israel would benefit greatly if it can purchase UAE oil , and the UAE will benefit if it can sell to a hungry customer , ” said Wald .
Israel wants to attract business for its tourism industry , especially in the Mediterranean metropolis of Tel Aviv , and to attract Muslim visitors to Jerusalem ’ s Temple Mount , Judaism ’ s holiest site and the third-holiest for Muslims , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ compound .
Currently , most of the millions of Israelis who travel abroad each year head to Europe or the United States , but that could now change .
In Israel ’ s third largest city of Haifa , which has a mixed Arab and Jewish population , travel agency Mirage Tours has already started advertising travel to Dubai with the promise , “ Soon.
” “ I get a lot of calls from Arabs and Jews and there are many Jews who ask me for a seat when there is a first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Israel signed a peace treaty with Egypt in 1979 and with Jordan in 1994 , but some of Muhashim ’ s customers are nervous about visiting the two countries , which the Jewish state has fought , in bitter and bloody wars .
The UAE , however , is a dream destination , Muhashim says .
On Sunday , Channel 12 news reported that Economy Ministry had estimated exports to the UAE could reach between $ 300 million and $ 500 million a year .
UAE investments in Israel were predicted to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a year .
The sectors expected to gain the most were cyber industries , medical equipment , financial technology , and communications , the report said .
“ The Emiratis admire Israeli competitive advantage and know-how in the cyber and hi-tech sectors , and they absolutely want to get access to said know-how , as a very forward-looking leadership , ” said Cinzia Bianco , a research fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations .
Over the past 20 years , Israel ’ s Foreign Ministry has helped “ more than 500 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with companies in the Gulf states , resulting in deals worth millions of dollars , ” an official in Jerusalem said , on condition of anonymity .
Prior to last Thursday ’ s announcement , business was done discreetly , according to Erel Margalit , head of Israeli investment company JVP — which specializes in innovation and cyber security .
“ But now it ’ s all ‘ kosher ’ … we shall have a more direct relationship and things will move faster , ” he told AFP .
Israelis would occasionally meet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with non-Israeli passports to travel there , but products could not be identified as “ Made in Israel.
” Small Israeli start-up Bo & Bo Ltd. had been trying to distribute its advanced physiotherapy equipment for two years , in the UAE through third parties .
“ It was a huge headache , as you had to manufacture it in a different country , ” co-founder Gadi Nir told AFP .
Since last week ’ s normalization announcement , things have accelerated , with Bo & Bo having negotiated a first contract in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Israel ” products there , over the next three years .
But with the coronavirus pandemic still raging and direct flights between Tel Aviv and Dubai or Abu Dhabi yet to become reality , the contract-signing ceremony is to take place on Zoom .

Hard hit by the coronavirus, the UAE and Israel expect rapid dividends from their normalization deal, which gives the Jewish state “kosher” access to the wealthy Gulf for the first time.
From oil to tourism to cutting edge technologies, the two countries hope to benefit from the ripple effect of their agreement, hailed as historic, to be signed in three weeks time.
The oil-rich United Arab Emirates, with big ambitions in space and technology, is the first Gulf state to normalize relations with Israel, and only the third Arab country to do so, after Egypt and Jordan.
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Saudi Arabia has said it will not follow in the UAE’s footsteps until Israel has signed a peace accord with the Palestinians.
Economically, “Israel and the UAE should benefit from this new relationship tremendously,” says Ellen R. Wald, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Global Energy Center.
While Israel’s focus will mainly be on the Gulf state’s oil wealth, the UAE is set to invest heavily in Israel’s tourism and high-tech sectors.
‘Hungry customer’
Dubai, which has the most diversified economy in the region, saw its GDP contract 3.5 percent in the first quarter, following two years of modest growth, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Its Emirates airline, the leader in Middle East aviation, was forced to downsize and cut thousands of jobs.
A tour guide offering a tourist a camel ride on Jumeirah Beach in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, in January 2016. (kasto80; iStock by Getty Images)
After years of growth, the Israeli economy is facing a “severe recession,” with GDP set to fall by 6.2 percent this year, according to official projections, while unemployment has jumped from 3.4% in February to 23.5% in May.
Normalization could boost recovery.
“Israel would benefit greatly if it can purchase UAE oil, and the UAE will benefit if it can sell to a hungry customer,” said Wald.
Israel wants to attract business for its tourism industry, especially in the Mediterranean metropolis of Tel Aviv, and to attract Muslim visitors to Jerusalem’s Temple Mount, Judaism’s holiest site and the third-holiest for Muslims, who refer to it as the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.
Currently, most of the millions of Israelis who travel abroad each year head to Europe or the United States, but that could now change.
In Israel’s third largest city of Haifa, which has a mixed Arab and Jewish population, travel agency Mirage Tours has already started advertising travel to Dubai with the promise, “Soon.”
“I get a lot of calls from Arabs and Jews and there are many Jews who ask me for a seat when there is a first flight,” said owner George Muhashim.
Israel signed a peace treaty with Egypt in 1979 and with Jordan in 1994, but some of Muhashim’s customers are nervous about visiting the two countries, which the Jewish state has fought, in bitter and bloody wars.
The UAE, however, is a dream destination, Muhashim says.
Haifa Bay’s industrial area, May 5, 2017. (Yaniv Nadav/Flash90)
‘Kosher’
On Sunday, Channel 12 news reported that Economy Ministry had estimated exports to the UAE could reach between $300 million and $500 million a year.
UAE investments in Israel were predicted to amount to up to $350 million a year.
The sectors expected to gain the most were cyber industries, medical equipment, financial technology, and communications, the report said.
“The Emiratis admire Israeli competitive advantage and know-how in the cyber and hi-tech sectors, and they absolutely want to get access to said know-how, as a very forward-looking leadership,” said Cinzia Bianco, a research fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
Over the past 20 years, Israel’s Foreign Ministry has helped “more than 500 Israeli companies who wanted to do business with companies in the Gulf states, resulting in deals worth millions of dollars,” an official in Jerusalem said, on condition of anonymity.
Zionist Union MK Erel Margalit. (Flash 90)
Prior to last Thursday’s announcement, business was done discreetly, according to Erel Margalit, head of Israeli investment company JVP — which specializes in innovation and cyber security.
“But now it’s all ‘kosher’… we shall have a more direct relationship and things will move faster,” he told AFP.
‘Headache’
Israelis would occasionally meet Emiratis at international fairs or use employees with non-Israeli passports to travel there, but products could not be identified as “Made in Israel.”
Small Israeli start-up Bo&Bo Ltd. had been trying to distribute its advanced physiotherapy equipment for two years, in the UAE through third parties.
“It was a huge headache, as you had to manufacture it in a different country,” co-founder Gadi Nir told AFP.
Since last week’s normalization announcement, things have accelerated, with Bo&Bo having negotiated a first contract in the UAE to distribute its “Made in Israel” products there, over the next three years.
But with the coronavirus pandemic still raging and direct flights between Tel Aviv and Dubai or Abu Dhabi yet to become reality, the contract-signing ceremony is to take place on Zoom.


jewworldorder--2020-08-20--Belarus: Lukashenko says protesters are "Western puppets" after EU condemnation

Protestors again took to the streets of Minsk and other Belarusian cities on Thursday after the EU rejected on Wednesday @ @ @ @ @ ’ s landslide win with 80 % of the vote .
Demonstrators have been pushing @ @ @ @ @ step down after his reelection , which opposition leaders claim was rigged .
At least @ @ @ @ @ police detained almost 7,000 people and injured hundreds during the four days of protest .
@ @ @ @ @ the protesters as Western puppets and threatened opposition leaders with criminal charges .
He told @ @ @ @ @ its own business while the EU leaders , for their part , said they were @ @ @ @ @ the strike participants on Wednesday that they would face dismissal in a bid to stop @ @ @ @ @ He also told the members of the Coordination Council that they would be charged for @ @ @ @ @ parallel power structures ” .
The day before , they had called for a new @ @ @ @ @ investigation into the crackdown on protests .

Protestors again took to the streets of Minsk and other Belarusian cities on Thursday after the EU rejected on Wednesday the official results of Lukashenko’s landslide win with 80% of the vote.
Demonstrators have been pushing for their authoritarian leader to step down after his reelection, which opposition leaders claim was rigged.
Sunday’s crowd grew to an unprecedented 200,000.
At least three protesters have died and police detained almost 7,000 people and injured hundreds during the four days of protest.
President Alexander Lukashenko has dismissed the protesters as Western puppets and threatened opposition leaders with criminal charges.
He told the European Union to mind its own business while the EU leaders, for their part, said they were preparing sanctions.
Lukashenko warned the strike participants on Wednesday that they would face dismissal in a bid to stop the spreading of unrest.
He also told the members of the Coordination Council that they would be charged for their attempt to create “parallel power structures”. The day before, they had called for a new presidential vote and demanded an investigation into the crackdown on protests.


jewworldorder--2020-08-20--Police use force to clear anti-Netanyahu protest camp ahead of Jerusalem right-wing protest


jewworldorder--2020-08-20--Failing to stem infection among Arabs and ultra-Orthodox, Israel gets closer to full lockdown


jewworldorder--2020-08-20--Saudi Welcomes Abu Dhabi’s Betrayal: When Is Riyadh’s Turn? ترحيب سعودي بخيانة أبو ظبي: متى يحين دور

Saudi Welcomes Abu Dhabi’s Betrayal: When Is Riyadh’s Turn? ترحيب سعودي بخيانة أبو ظبي: متى يحين دور الرياض؟

There is no need for much effort to deduce the Saudi position regarding the move of its Emirati ally to publicize its relations with ‘ Israel ’ .
What the officials do not say publicly is proclaimed by the court media and writers in day and night , to the extent that some of them refused to grant the Palestinians “ generosity ” without return .
Instead , the recompense was “ blackmailing ” practiced – for 70 years – in the Gulf “ in the name of the sanctity of the cause ” , according to articles of semi-unified @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the temporary royal silence and Riyadh ’ s reluctance to welcome – unlike Manama and Muscat – is the result of the kingdom not being ready to announce a full normalization with ‘ Israel ’ .
Therefore , it is hiding behind its allies [ now the Emirates and then Bahrain and later Oman ] , waiting for a “ suitable ” day in which its crown prince , Mohammad bin Salman , can proceed with the alliance , to consolidate the covenant of his ancestors and their promise .
The way the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Arab trend that exceeds all the failed obstacles that prevailed for seventy years.
” This will undoubtedly contribute to strengthening the Saudi- ‘ Israeli ’ rapprochement .
This is a trend that was reinforced in recent years , under the alliance of the “ two Mohammads ” [ Bin Zayed and Bin Salman ] .
The two pillars of common hostility toward Iran and the attempts to attract foreign investment to finance the economic transformation plan , Bin Salman ’ s “ 2030 Vision ” , will unequivocally push the kingdom into an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Founding the $ 500 billion-city , “ NEOM ” – the backbone of this faltering “ vision ” – requires “ peace and coordination with ‘ Israel ’ , especially if the city will have the opportunity to become a tourist attraction , ” according to researcher Mohammad Yaghi at the German Konrad Adenauer Foundation .
The intersections are many , as well as the “ interests ” that unite the undeclared alliance , in addition to the American pressure that is evident through the Gulf- ‘ Israeli ’ “ reconciliation ” mediator @ @ @ @ @ @ @ kingdom to publicize its “ inevitable ” relations with ‘ Israel ’ .
Kushner said a few days ago “ the course of a warship can not be changed overnight.
” He reminded Riyadh yesterday that the normalization of its relations with Tel Aviv would be in the interest of the kingdom ’ s economy and defense .
It would also contribute to limiting Iran ’ s power in the region .
As for ‘ Israel ’ , the “ peace agreement ” between it and the Emirates represents “ the most important @ @ @ @ @ @ @ central goal of normalizing relations with Saudi Arabia , ” the expression belongs to an ‘ Israeli ’ political official who spoke to Yedioth Ahronoth .
In exchange for Riyadh ’ s official silence and Washington ’ s public calls , the Saudi media adhered , as usual , to a unified narrative based on marketing the idea that the kingdom views the normalization of relations between Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv as a sovereign Emirati affair , which would “ yield good results for the Palestinian cause , ” by “ suspending @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all that has been said and spoken by ‘ Israelis ’ about baseless propaganda that the UAE marketed to justify its move .
According to what has been written , the declaration “ does not involve any interference in the Palestinian affair .
It rather sets red lines for any policy that ‘ Israel ’ might pursue , which involves oppressing the rights of the Palestinian people , excluding the phantom of annexing the Palestinian lands , and the consolidating the two-state solution.
” The justification of the Emirati moves in terms of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ important breakthrough in the peace process … after it suffered from a long stalemate without any progress or success ” , had a significant share .
In addition to that , the call to “ overcome the deadly division based on returning to calling for the Arab Peace Initiative as a basis for negotiation ” .
Riyadh considers , through its media , that “ the policy of estrangement and boycott has not achieved neither the interest of the Palestinians nor the Arabs.
” Abu Dhabi chose “ another communication and recognition-based approach @ @ @ @ @ @ @ different climate , ” because “ the just Palestinian cause has remained for more than seventy years without a political solution that satisfies the Palestinians who were insisting on big things , betting on the power of righteousness and forgetting the right to power.
” They depend entirely on “ aid from the Arab countries , especially the rich Arab Gulf states , for their livelihoods , lives , jobs , authority , embassies , and all their life details.
” They speak of “ unprecedented emotional and ideological blackmail because of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ like all the causes of liberation that the occupied peoples suffered to obtain their liberation from the colonialists , the Palestinians are not better than the Vietnamese , the Algerians , or the rest of nations.
” They received peerless indulgence … while all historical documents confirm that they were the ones who sold their lands , not alone , but in villages and sub-districts until they were transformed into Jewish settlements.
” Therefore , “ there is no real solution of the Palestinian issue except for Palestinians to accept their situation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ own choice… and assuming responsibility is the right way.
” The normalization of relations between the UAE and ‘ Israel ’ will encourage all the other Gulf states to follow their counterparts and reveal their secret ties with ‘ Israel ’ not to let Abu Dhabi enjoying alone the combination of its capital and advanced ‘ Israeli ’ technology in all fields , to become , along with Tel Aviv , the most powerful and wealthy in the Middle East .
This is according to Thomas Friedman in “ The New York Times @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about another , a stronger and more psychological message addressed to Iran and its proxies , that “ there are now two alliances in the region ; The first is a UAE-led alliance of those who want the future to bury the past , and the second is an Iran-led alliance of those who wish that the past buries the future.
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By Al-Akhbar Newspaper – Translated by Staff
There is no need for much effort to deduce the Saudi position regarding the move of its Emirati ally to publicize its relations with ‘Israel’. What the officials do not say publicly is proclaimed by the court media and writers in day and night, to the extent that some of them refused to grant the Palestinians “generosity” without return. Instead, the recompense was “blackmailing” practiced – for 70 years – in the Gulf “in the name of the sanctity of the cause”, according to articles of semi-unified narratives. It is clear now that the temporary royal silence and Riyadh’s reluctance to welcome – unlike Manama and Muscat – is the result of the kingdom not being ready to announce a full normalization with ‘Israel’. Therefore, it is hiding behind its allies [now the Emirates and then Bahrain and later Oman], waiting for a “suitable” day in which its crown prince, Mohammad bin Salman, can proceed with the alliance, to consolidate the covenant of his ancestors and their promise.
The way the UAE has created “will form an Arab trend that exceeds all the failed obstacles that prevailed for seventy years.” This will undoubtedly contribute to strengthening the Saudi-‘Israeli’ rapprochement. This is a trend that was reinforced in recent years, under the alliance of the “two Mohammads” [Bin Zayed and Bin Salman]. The two pillars of common hostility toward Iran and the attempts to attract foreign investment to finance the economic transformation plan, Bin Salman’s “2030 Vision”, will unequivocally push the kingdom into an apparent rapprochement with ‘Israel’. Founding the $500 billion-city, “NEOM” – the backbone of this faltering “vision” – requires “peace and coordination with ‘Israel’, especially if the city will have the opportunity to become a tourist attraction,” according to researcher Mohammad Yaghi at the German Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
The intersections are many, as well as the “interests” that unite the undeclared alliance, in addition to the American pressure that is evident through the Gulf-‘Israeli’ “reconciliation” mediator, Jared Kushner, to compel the kingdom to publicize its “inevitable” relations with ‘Israel’. Kushner said a few days ago “the course of a warship cannot be changed overnight.” He reminded Riyadh yesterday that the normalization of its relations with Tel Aviv would be in the interest of the kingdom’s economy and defense. It would also contribute to limiting Iran’s power in the region. As for ‘Israel’, the “peace agreement” between it and the Emirates represents “the most important cornerstone on the road to achieving the central goal of normalizing relations with Saudi Arabia,” the expression belongs to an ‘Israeli’ political official who spoke to Yedioth Ahronoth.
In exchange for Riyadh’s official silence and Washington’s public calls, the Saudi media adhered, as usual, to a unified narrative based on marketing the idea that the kingdom views the normalization of relations between Abu Dhabi and Tel Aviv as a sovereign Emirati affair, which would “yield good results for the Palestinian cause,” by “suspending the annexation process indefinitely,” despite all that has been said and spoken by ‘Israelis’ about baseless propaganda that the UAE marketed to justify its move. According to what has been written, the declaration “does not involve any interference in the Palestinian affair. It rather sets red lines for any policy that ‘Israel’ might pursue, which involves oppressing the rights of the Palestinian people, excluding the phantom of annexing the Palestinian lands, and the consolidating the two-state solution.”
The justification of the Emirati moves in terms of “realism” as “constituting an important breakthrough in the peace process … after it suffered from a long stalemate without any progress or success”, had a significant share. In addition to that, the call to “overcome the deadly division based on returning to calling for the Arab Peace Initiative as a basis for negotiation”.
Riyadh considers, through its media, that “the policy of estrangement and boycott has not achieved neither the interest of the Palestinians nor the Arabs.” Abu Dhabi chose “another communication and recognition-based approach to address the outstanding problems in a different climate,” because “the just Palestinian cause has remained for more than seventy years without a political solution that satisfies the Palestinians who were insisting on big things, betting on the power of righteousness and forgetting the right to power.” They depend entirely on “aid from the Arab countries, especially the rich Arab Gulf states, for their livelihoods, lives, jobs, authority, embassies, and all their life details.” They speak of “unprecedented emotional and ideological blackmail because of the Palestine issue,” although they are “like all the causes of liberation that the occupied peoples suffered to obtain their liberation from the colonialists, the Palestinians are not better than the Vietnamese, the Algerians, or the rest of nations.” They received peerless indulgence … while all historical documents confirm that they were the ones who sold their lands, not alone, but in villages and sub-districts until they were transformed into Jewish settlements.” Therefore, “there is no real solution of the Palestinian issue except for Palestinians to accept their situation and build a new identity of their own choice… and assuming responsibility is the right way.”
The normalization of relations between the UAE and ‘Israel’ will encourage all the other Gulf states to follow their counterparts and reveal their secret ties with ‘Israel’ not to let Abu Dhabi enjoying alone the combination of its capital and advanced ‘Israeli’ technology in all fields, to become, along with Tel Aviv, the most powerful and wealthy in the Middle East. This is according to Thomas Friedman in “The New York Times”, who in his article talks about another, a stronger and more psychological message addressed to Iran and its proxies, that “there are now two alliances in the region; The first is a UAE-led alliance of those who want the future to bury the past, and the second is an Iran-led alliance of those who wish that the past buries the future.”
الجزيرة العربية
الحدث الأخبار الثلاثاء 18 آب 2020
ستسهم الخطوة الإماراتية في تعزيز التقارب السعودي – الإسرائيلي (أ ف ب )
لا تزال الرياض تبدي حذراً شديداً إزاء الترحيب العلني بإتمام الاتفاق الإماراتي – الإسرائيلي. حذرٌ، وإن كان لا ينسحب على ما يُنشر في الإعلام (وكلّه رسميّ)، يمكن ردّه إلى حسابات كثيرة لا تزال تتخطّى في أهميتها الراهنة رغبة المملكة في البوحليس ثمّة حاجة إلى كثيرِ جهدٍ لاستنباط موقف السعودية إزاء خطوة حليفتها الإماراتية إشهار علاقاتها مع إسرائيل. فما لا يقوله الرسميّون في العلن، يجاهر به إعلام البلاط وكتّابه صبحَ مساء، إلى درجةٍ أنّ منهم مَن أبى إلّا أن يمنِّن الفلسطينيين بـ»كرمٍ» مِن دون مقابل، بل إنّ المقابل كان «ابتزازاً» مورس ـــــ على مدى 70 عاماً ــــــ في حقّ دول الخليج «باسم قدسيّة القضيّة»، وفق ما تقرأه مقالات بسرديّات شبه موحّدة. لم يعد خافياً أنّ الصمت الملكي الموقّت وإحجام الرياض عن الترحيب ـــــ بخلاف المنامة ومسقط ـــــ مردّهما إلى عدم جاهزية المملكة بعد، للإعلان عن تطبيع كامل للعلاقات مع إسرائيل. لذا، فهيَ تتلطّى خلف حليفاتها (الآن الإمارات ومِن بعدها البحرين ولاحقاً عُمان)، في انتظار يومٍ «مناسب» يمكن فيه وليّ عهدها، محمد بن سلمان، أن يمضي في التحالف، ليرسِّخ عهد أجداده ووعدهم.
الطريق الذي شقّته الإمارات «سيشكّل تياراً عربياً يتجاوز كل الإعاقات الفاشلة التي سادت لسبعين عاماً»، وسيسهم، بلا شكّ، في تعزيز التقارب السعودي ــــــ الإسرائيلي. وذلك اتجّاهٌ تعزّز بالفعل في السنوات الأخيرة، في ظلّ تحالف «المحمّدَين» (ابن زايد وابن سلمان). ركيزتا العداء المشترك تجاه إيران، ومحاولات جذب استثمارات أجنبية لتمويل خطة التحوّل الاقتصادي، «رؤية 2030»، الخاصة بابن سلمان، ستدفعان ـــــ بلا لبس ـــــ المملكة إلى تقارب علنيّ مع إسرائيل. فإنشاء مدينة الـ500 مليار دولار، «نيوم» ـــــ العمود الفقري لهذه «الرؤية» المتعثّرة ـــــ يتطلّب «سلاماً وتنسيقاً مع إسرائيل، خصوصاً إذا كانت المدينة ستُتاح لها فرصة أن تصبح منطقة جذب سياحي»، وفق الباحث في مؤسّسة «كونراد أديناور» الألمانيّة، محمد ياغي.
التقاطعات كثيرة، وكذا «المصالح» التي تجمع الحلف غير المُعلن، مضافاً إليها ضغوط أميركيّة تتبدّى عبر وكيل «المصالحة» الخليجية ــــــ الإسرائيلية، جاريد كوشنر، لحمل المملكة على إشهار علاقاتها «الحتميّة» بإسرائيل. ورغم أنّه «لا يمكن تغيير مسار سفينة حربيّة بين عشيّة وضحاها»، على حدّ تعبير كوشنر قبل أيام، فهو عاد وذكّر الرياض، يوم أمس، بأنّ مِن شأن تطبيع علاقاتها مع تل أبيب أن يصبّ في مصلحة اقتصاد ودفاع المملكة، إلى جانب أنه سيسهم في الحدّ من قوّة إيران في المنطقة. بالنسبة إلى إسرائيل، يمثّل «اتفاق السلام» بينها وبين الإمارات «الحجر الأساس الأهمّ في الطريق إلى تحقيق الهدف المركزيّ المتمثّل في تطبيع العلاقات مع السعودية»، والتعبير لمسؤول سياسي إسرائيلي تحدّث إلى «يديعوت أحرونوت».
في مقابل صمت الرياض الرسمي ودعوات واشنطن العلنيّة، التزم الإعلام السعودي، على جري عادته، سرديّة موحّدة، تقوم على تسويق فكرةٍ مفادها أنّ المملكة تنظر إلى تطبيع العلاقات بين أبو ظبي وتل أبيب باعتباره شأناً سيادياً إماراتياً، من شأنه أن «يسفر عن نتائج جيدة بالنسبة إلى القضية الفلسطينية»، عبر «تعليق عمليّة الضمّ إلى أجل غير مسمّى»، رغم كلّ ما حُكي ويحكى إسرائيلياً عن دعاية لا أساس لها سوّقتها الإمارات لتبرير خطوتها. بحسب ما كُتب، فإنّ الإعلان «لا ينطوي على أيّ تدخّل في الشأن الفلسطيني، بل (هو) حدّد خطوطاً حمراً لأي سياسة قد تنتهجها إسرائيل تنطوي على هضم حقوق الشعب الفلسطيني، وأبعد شبح ضم الأراضي الفلسطينية، وعزّز الحلّ عبر الدولتين».
ذكّر كوشنر الرياض بأنّ مِن شأن تطبيع علاقاتها مع تل أبيب أن يصبّ في مصلحة اقتصادها
تبرير الخطوة الإماراتية من باب «الواقعية» بوصفها «تشكل اختراقاً مهمّاً في عملية السلام… بعدما عانت من جمودٍ طويلٍ من دون أي تقدمٍ أو نجاحٍ»، كان له حصة وازنة، فضلاً عن الدعوة إلى «تجاوز الانقسام القاتل على قاعدة العودة إلى المطالبة بمبادرة السلام العربية كأساس للتفاوض». تعتبر الرياض، عبر إعلامها، أنّ «سياسة القطيعة والمقاطعة لم تحقّق لا مصلحة الفلسطينيين ولا مصلحة العرب»؛ من هنا، اختارت أبو ظبي «مقاربة أخرى تقوم على الاتصال والاعتراف لطرح المشكلات العالقة في مناخ مختلف»، ذلك أنّ «القضية الفلسطينية العادلة ظلّت لأكثر من سبعين عاماً من دون حلٍّ سياسي مُرضٍ للفلسطينيين الذين كانوا يصرّون على أشياء كبيرة، ويراهنون على قوة الحق ويتناسون حق القوة»، ويعتمدون «بالكامل على المساعدات من الدول العربية، وبخاصة دول الخليج العربي الغنية، في معاشهم وحياتهم ووظائفهم وسلطتهم وسفاراتهم، وفي كل تفاصيل حياتهم». إلى جانب كلّ ذلك، يتحدّث هؤلاء عن «ابتزاز عاطفي وأيدلوجي غير مسبوق (مورس) بسبب قضية فلسطين»، رغم أنّها «مثل كل قضايا التحرير التي كابدت الشعوب المحتلة لنيل تحررها من المستعمر، فلا الفلسطينيون أفضل من الفيتناميين ولا الجزائريين ولا بقية الأمم، ومع ذلك حظوا بدلال منقطع النظير… بينما كل الوثائق التاريخية تؤكّد أنهم هم من باعوا أراضيهم ليس بالمفرد بل بالقرى والنواحي حتى تحوّلت لمستوطنات يهودية». لذا، فـ»لا حلّ حقيقياً للقضية الفلسطينية إلا بمصارحة الفلسطينيين لأنفسهم وبناء هوية جديدة تقوم على أكتافهم لا أكتاف غيرهم… وتحمّل المسؤولية هي الطريق الصحيح».
سيشجّع تطبيع العلاقات بين الإمارات وإسرائيل دول الخليج الأخرى جميعها على أن تحذو حذو نظيرتها، وتخرج بعلاقاتها السريّة مع إسرائيل إلى العلن، حتى لا تُترك أبو ظبي وحدها تتمتّع بالجمع بين رأسمالها والتكنولوجيا الإسرائيلية المتطوّرة في كلّ المجالات، وتصبح هي وتل أبيب الأكثر قوّة وثروة في الشرق الأوسط، بحسب توماس فريدمان في «نيويورك تايمز» الذي يتحدّث في مقالته عن رسالة أخرى أقوى وذات بعد نفسي، موجّهة إلى إيران ووكلائها، مفادها أن «هناك الآن تحالفين في المنطقة؛ الأول هو تحالف الراغبين في أن يدفن المستقبل الماضي بقيادة الإمارات، والثاني هو تحالف من يريدون للماضي أن يدفن المستقبل بقيادة إيران».
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jewworldorder--2020-08-20--Apple’s $2 trillion means opportunity for Israel

Israeli startups and hi-tech members are rejoicing over Apple ’ s newly reached record market cap of $ 2 trillion .
The technology and goods company that has led the industry for more than a decade has proven itself as a winner amidst the challenges of 2020 ’ s first and second quarters .
Posting modest year-over-year revenue gains of 11 % , Apple advanced nearly 60 % in share value in 2020 .
More impressively yet , Apple ’ s earnings-per-share increased 18 % in the same quarter , pairing fantastically with the company ’ s liquid assets situation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on investments in tech stocks over the past quarter as companies providing SaaS and virtual/digital solutions have amassed enormous equity values .
The rule that “ cash must go somewhere ” has been a source of this swelling , matched with the provision of real value during a shifting economy .
The proof of this explosion in tech-stock values can be seen on the Nasdaq Composite , which has set all-time highs this year reaching more than 11,000 points in recent days .
Israeli investors who find themselves positioned in these markets are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ against potential local-losses on real estate , tourism , and brick and mortar businesses .
In my recent article , What made Israel the startup nation , I made note of Apple ’ s participation in acquiring Israeli startups .
Even more so , we see the likes of Google , Facebook , Amazon , Intel , Microsoft , Palo Alto Networks Inc. , Medtronic PLC , and Salesforce circling the waters of Israel ’ s hi-tech markets for buyout opportunities .
With Apple reaching new heights , this can only mean opportunity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cash-fat companies like Apple are feeling the confidence and market presence to take risks and make acquisitions .

Israeli startups and hi-tech members are rejoicing over Apple’s newly reached record market cap of $2 trillion. The technology and goods company that has led the industry for more than a decade has proven itself as a winner amidst the challenges of 2020’s first and second quarters.
Posting modest year-over-year revenue gains of 11%, Apple advanced nearly 60% in share value in 2020. More impressively yet, Apple’s earnings-per-share increased 18% in the same quarter, pairing fantastically with the company’s liquid assets situation.
Israeli investors have seen excellent returns on investments in tech stocks over the past quarter as companies providing SaaS and virtual/digital solutions have amassed enormous equity values. The rule that “cash must go somewhere” has been a source of this swelling, matched with the provision of real value during a shifting economy.
The proof of this explosion in tech-stock values can be seen on the Nasdaq Composite, which has set all-time highs this year reaching more than 11,000 points in recent days. Israeli investors who find themselves positioned in these markets are benefiting from this diversification as they hedge against potential local-losses on real estate, tourism, and brick and mortar businesses.
In my recent article, What made Israel the startup nation, I made note of Apple’s participation in acquiring Israeli startups. Even more so, we see the likes of Google, Facebook, Amazon, Intel, Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks Inc., Medtronic PLC, and Salesforce circling the waters of Israel’s hi-tech markets for buyout opportunities.
With Apple reaching new heights, this can only mean opportunity for Israeli startups looking to exit. Cash-fat companies like Apple are feeling the confidence and market presence to take risks and make acquisitions.


jewworldorder--2020-08-21--I’d have 40 seconds for a Jewish prayer at the Democratic National Convention

When I was invited to participate in the closing interfaith benediction for the Democratic National Convention ( DNC ) , I was deeply honored and humbled .
Given the complexity of spiritual leadership in this political climate , I immediately started wrestling with the best approach to this delicate task .
Then I learned that my speaking part would be 40 seconds in total !
I determined that my charge as a rabbi was to contribute a meaningful spiritual message that would reflect Jewish values , while also speaking to Americans across religious and political differences , all in just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ offer prayers at a political convention ?
For me , the purpose of Jewish prayer is two-fold .
Prayer is an opportunity for spiritual connection – to be known and to be heard by a loving God who is the source of wisdom , and comfort , and holiness .
At the same time , prayer is an opportunity for personal introspection and stock-taking .
Am I living up to my spiritual and moral obligations ?
How can I aspire to be a better person and fulfill my responsibilities to build a better @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I wanted to reflect both aspects of prayer .
First , in this time of uncertainty and fear , I felt that it was important to call upon God as a refuge in times of distress .
Second , I wanted to express the divine demand for human action .
God awakens us to our moral obligations and depends on human partnership to repair a broken world .
In this moment of national crisis , each and every human being is imbued with the potential to serve as an agent of change .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of human responsibility and accountability .
Finally , I wanted to craft my short prayer with the focus on what it means to be at home .
During this pandemic , we have all experienced the meaning of home in new ways .
Knowing that the DNC would be experienced from our homes , I wanted to reflect on what it means to build a home based on the guiding values of human dignity , equality , and justice .
At the Shalom Hartman Institute , we have been thinking about the meaning @ @ @ @ @ @ @ now as part of our Israel engagement and Jewish peoplehood project , iEngage , which explores the relationship between Israel and world Jewry .
American Jews are deeply at home in America , while also maintaining a relationship with Israel as the Jewish homeland .
In both cases , being at home involves a set of responsibilities and obligations to bring the best of Jewish values to shape our homes .
In the spirit of pluralism which guides all of my work , I do not believe that Judaism must align with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ conflation between religious identity and partisan identity is dangerous both for religion and for politics .
Rather , what we have found at the Hartman Institute is that rabbis can foster more tolerant , pluralistic communities by helping their congregants talk about their political convictions through Jewish values .
In a values-based conversation , people of good faith can share a commitment to similar values even if they arrive at different policy positions as a result of their commitments .
If we can help people become more self-aware about the values that animate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to listening and learning from others who have different policy positions , we can create healthier communities .
For me , presenting a prayer at the DNC gave me an opportunity to share with a national audience a message of hope from the Jewish tradition .
I tried to be careful not to use that prayerful moment as a moment of political endorsement .
There are many intelligent , moral , and kind human beings who are inspired by their religious commitments , and arrive at different policy positions .
As people of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ healthier society and a healthier political discourse if we embrace a religious humility that acknowledges that no single human being , school of thought , or political party can have a monopoly on divine Truth .
The ancient rabbis modeled a tolerance for diverse views in the institution of the beit midrash , a place of learning and discussion that invited a wide range of opinions on matters of theology , ethics , and practice .
My work with rabbis at the Shalom Hartman Institute focuses on a methodology of values-based and text-based @ @ @ @ @ @ @ current communal discourse of toxic divisiveness to open-minded and open-hearted conversations of mutual respect and understanding .
It is very difficult in this political moment to foster tolerance for diverse views when so many are filled with fear and anger .
But as we enter the month of Elul today and begin our preparations for the High Holidays , I am thinking about the meaning of Rosh Hashanah as Yom ha ’ Din ( the Day of Judgement ) .
For me , one of the most powerful images of the High Holidays @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to remind myself each year that God alone is Judge .
My job is not to judge other people .
My job is to repent , to grow , to improve , and to live up to my obligations .
We can have deep convictions and strong commitments without partisan antipathy and without self-righteous judgmentalism .
The rabbis created a model of how to do that , 2,000 years ago in the beit midrash .
Perhaps , as we embrace that model , we Jews can serve as role models in American society @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our values within a framework of openness and tolerance .

When I was invited to participate in the closing interfaith benediction for the Democratic National Convention (DNC), I was deeply honored and humbled. Given the complexity of spiritual leadership in this political climate, I immediately started wrestling with the best approach to this delicate task. Then I learned that my speaking part would be 40 seconds in total! I determined that my charge as a rabbi was to contribute a meaningful spiritual message that would reflect Jewish values, while also speaking to Americans across religious and political differences, all in just a few sentences!
Why should we offer prayers at a political convention? For me, the purpose of Jewish prayer is two-fold. Prayer is an opportunity for spiritual connection – to be known and to be heard by a loving God who is the source of wisdom, and comfort, and holiness. At the same time, prayer is an opportunity for personal introspection and stock-taking. Am I living up to my spiritual and moral obligations? How can I aspire to be a better person and fulfill my responsibilities to build a better world? In my few sentences, I wanted to reflect both aspects of prayer. First, in this time of uncertainty and fear, I felt that it was important to call upon God as a refuge in times of distress. Second, I wanted to express the divine demand for human action. God awakens us to our moral obligations and depends on human partnership to repair a broken world. In this moment of national crisis, each and every human being is imbued with the potential to serve as an agent of change. Prayer can spur us to a sense of human responsibility and accountability.
Finally, I wanted to craft my short prayer with the focus on what it means to be at home. During this pandemic, we have all experienced the meaning of home in new ways. Knowing that the DNC would be experienced from our homes, I wanted to reflect on what it means to build a home based on the guiding values of human dignity, equality, and justice. At the Shalom Hartman Institute, we have been thinking about the meaning of “home” for several years now as part of our Israel engagement and Jewish peoplehood project, iEngage, which explores the relationship between Israel and world Jewry. American Jews are deeply at home in America, while also maintaining a relationship with Israel as the Jewish homeland. In both cases, being at home involves a set of responsibilities and obligations to bring the best of Jewish values to shape our homes.
In the spirit of pluralism which guides all of my work, I do not believe that Judaism must align with a particular partisan identity. I think the conflation between religious identity and partisan identity is dangerous both for religion and for politics. Rather, what we have found at the Hartman Institute is that rabbis can foster more tolerant, pluralistic communities by helping their congregants talk about their political convictions through Jewish values. In a values-based conversation, people of good faith can share a commitment to similar values even if they arrive at different policy positions as a result of their commitments. If we can help people become more self-aware about the values that animate their own politics, and more open to listening and learning from others who have different policy positions, we can create healthier communities.
For me, presenting a prayer at the DNC gave me an opportunity to share with a national audience a message of hope from the Jewish tradition. I tried to be careful not to use that prayerful moment as a moment of political endorsement. There are many intelligent, moral, and kind human beings who are inspired by their religious commitments, and arrive at different policy positions. As people of faith, we can contribute to a healthier society and a healthier political discourse if we embrace a religious humility that acknowledges that no single human being, school of thought, or political party can have a monopoly on divine Truth.
The ancient rabbis modeled a tolerance for diverse views in the institution of the beit midrash, a place of learning and discussion that invited a wide range of opinions on matters of theology, ethics, and practice. My work with rabbis at the Shalom Hartman Institute focuses on a methodology of values-based and text-based education that empowers rabbis to transform the current communal discourse of toxic divisiveness to open-minded and open-hearted conversations of mutual respect and understanding.
It is very difficult in this political moment to foster tolerance for diverse views when so many are filled with fear and anger. But as we enter the month of Elul today and begin our preparations for the High Holidays, I am thinking about the meaning of Rosh Hashanah as Yom ha’Din (the Day of Judgement). For me, one of the most powerful images of the High Holidays is God as Judge. I try to remind myself each year that God alone is Judge. My job is not to judge other people. My job is to repent, to grow, to improve, and to live up to my obligations. We can have deep convictions and strong commitments without partisan antipathy and without self-righteous judgmentalism. The rabbis created a model of how to do that, 2,000 years ago in the beit midrash. Perhaps, as we embrace that model, we Jews can serve as role models in American society today for a passionate commitment to actualize our values within a framework of openness and tolerance.