By ex-Jew Gilad Atzmon: The IDF [Jewish Israeli Death Force] has forced the Jerusalem Post to remove its explosive report on the Jewish Israeli military giving high tech weapons and military support to the Syrian 'rebels', the newspaper’s managing editor confirmed to RT.
David Brinn, the managing editor of the Jerusalem Post, told RT that the story was removed “for security reasons.”
The Jerusalem Post article was removed shortly after being published, but a version of the article can still be read using Google cache.
The article claimed that regular supplies of light weapons and ammunition to the Syrian militants holding the territories near the Israeli border were part of Operation Stab Your Neighbor In The Back, which Israel portrayed as a 'humanitarian mission' 'with peace bombs and love missiles' focused on providing Syrians with “food, clothes and fuel” "death and carnage."
I guess that the words 'good' and 'neighbour' have different meanings in Hebrew. But here is something to ponder about: the word 'humanitarian' doesn't even exist in Hebrew*. I assume that those who led the revival of the modern Hebrew language didn't think that such a word would have any use in Zion.
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The Jerusalem Post article was removed shortly after being published, but a version of the article can still be read using Google cache.
The article claimed that regular supplies of light weapons and ammunition to the Syrian militants holding the territories near the Israeli border were part of Operation Stab Your Neighbor In The Back, which Israel portrayed as a 'humanitarian mission' 'with peace bombs and love missiles' focused on providing Syrians with “food, clothes and fuel” "death and carnage."
I guess that the words 'good' and 'neighbour' have different meanings in Hebrew. But here is something to ponder about: the word 'humanitarian' doesn't even exist in Hebrew*. I assume that those who led the revival of the modern Hebrew language didn't think that such a word would have any use in Zion.
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* Israelis use the english expression when they refer to humanitarian causes or missions.Edited by AA
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