Family Israeli killed by Muslim terrorists
By Mark Steyn "Not missing young Muslim men who enjoy slaughtering babies three months and then return home dreaming of the square of the municipality or the football game to be baptized in his honor. "
Tamar Fogel, 12 years old, returned home Friday night to meet his parents, Ruth and Udi Fogel, his two brothers Yoav (11 years) and Elad (4 years), and her sister three months murdered in their beds. Had been beheaded and stabbed in the heart.
This is nothing shocking: young Muslim men are not lacking who enjoy slaughtering babies three months and then go home dreaming about the square of the municipality or the football game to be baptized in his honor.
Back in Gaza, the citizens celebrated the news with cheers and handing out candy.
Nor is nothing shocking. In worship widespread Palestinian death, there are countless legions, but not so willing to kill Jews themselves, they just revel in the glorious victory of the rest.
And in the world at large there was a marked reluctance to give coverage to the facts.
And, although not exactly shocking, it is a useful reminder of how much things have changed within a few years. September 11, recordings of Palestinians dancing in the streets and drove around handing out candy to the world's television screens, and that Arafat Reinón immediately went stale damage control mode and rushed to be recorded by donating blood.
This time there was no need for damage control, because there were none. The Western media simply deflected the light of the unfortunate events of his eyes gushing Palestinian rights. The Israeli government released crude images of the crimes, but withdrew the recording Youtube within two hours. The modern "social networking" suddenly develop a sense of decorum so exquisitely refined as the old directory of city notables. Caroline Glick writes
that a decade ago, the revelation that the French ambassador to Britain Daniel Bernard was referring to Israel as "that shitty country" was outrageous. It is now commonplace.
The legitimization of Israel today is completely universal: In fact, in these times more Palestinian leaders speak of "two-state solution" to the Europeans. Israel's national day, Britain's leading Jewish figures written to The Guardian to condemn the Jewish state's existence. And the "Israeli Apartheid Week" is a gift to Toronto's multicultural world.
Emphasizing his uncanny ability to ignore what is happening, the head of the Canadian Jewish Congress tweet today:
"Anonymity feeds unpleasantness in the network."
would have said that up to this sad fool would irrelevant noticed the striking feature of "disgusting" today is how little is anonymous. Year after year, the world's most happily with his ex-Semitism. You may have to ask John Galliano, or Julian Assange.
But sometimes, like when they kill a baby, which is not saying is just as eloquent. Recently I was talking to a Hungarian Jew who lived in hiding in Budapest during the Second World War, around 1944, when the pro-German government was running out of ammunition and was forced to get creative.
handcuffed the Jews in long chains, rose to a bridge, shot a couple at each end and then the pushed the Danube to let the dead weight dragging those who were in the middle. You must have a strong stomach to play this work, almost as strong as to kill children for three months. But, as my friend told his story, I thought of the monsters of the bridge, even those on the shore cheering, but in far greater numbers of people who remained with their affairs and making excuses for what was happening . That's what made the difference, Yesterday and Today Via libertaddigital.com
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