ISIS Sees Opportunity To Defeat Israel While Countries Continue To Flee Support Of The Jewish State

‘Slaughter the Jews’: ISIS Goes on Incitement Blitz

by Bridget Johnson October 19, 2015 - 5:41 pm

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From an ISIS incitement video released Sunday

While Israel is calling on the Palestinian Authority to curb incitement, ISIS is contributing to the problem by enlisting its slick PR machine to encourage violence against the Jewish State.

Several videos were released posted online Sunday with the promo line “Slaughter the Jews.”

The videos feature footage of attacks that happened just a matter of days ago, including street surveillance footage of a Palestinian terrorist ramming a crowd at a bus stop then hacking the wounded with a meat cleaver. A 60-year-old rabbi was killed.

One of the videos is labeled Halab, the ancient name for Aleppo, Syria — perhaps a nod to the fact that a thriving Jewish community once lived there, only to be attacked by Arab mobs in 1947. Bashar al-Assad eventually squeezed out the remaining Jews.

ISIS has been advancing on Aleppo as Russian strikes in support of Assad have hit Free Syrian Army targets there.

The videos show photos of Khaled Meshad, Yasser Arafat, Mahmoud Abbas — figures of a movement ISIS has criticized for not attacking the Jewish State with more ferocity.

One video encourages and shows the placing of car bombs, interspersed with news footage claiming that Israelis are shooting innocent Palestinians.

Another video titled Ninawa — Mosul — revives old Crusades re-enactment footage used in past ISIS videos. It showed recent footage of a stabbing at the Western Wall.

Yet another video shows footage from a December attack in which a Palestinian teen stabbed two Jewish shoppers at a grocery store just east of Jerusalem before being shot. It also used Agence-France Presse news footage of Palestinians airing their grievances.

The videos range from 6 to 10 minutes each.

Hamas got props from ISIS in an e-book as “an organisation whose goal is to liberate Palestine entirely and to leave no trace of Israel on the map.” However, ISIS stresses that they and al-Qaeda disagree with Hamas participating in elections because “democracy is shirk (polytheism).” The book labels this a “difference in politics” that has led to fights between the Muslim Brotherhood and al-Qaeda/ISIS, and called the Hamas-Israel battles, from the use of Qassam rockets to underground tunnels, “a testing ground for the Mujahideen.”

“Hamas’s military arm, the Izzadeen Qassam Brigades, have men (Muraabiteen) who are guarding the frontlines all the time. There are also other armed groups in Gaza such as the Iranian backed al-Jihadi Islami (‘the Islamic Jihad), and Majlis al-Shura (a group allied to the Islamic State). They fire rockets into Israel, sometimes even without the permission of the governing Hamas, which causes Hamas to have some bitterness against them when it makes a ceasefire with Israel.” It said that some members of Hamas, upset with Shiite Iran’s backing of the terror group, “have decided to shift their loyalty to the Islamic State.”

This summer, a group calling itself the Omar Brigades claimed responsibility for firing two rockets into Israel from Gaza — in what they said was retaliation for Hamas killing an ISIS supporter during a shootout.

The pro-ISIS group accused Hamas of killing the ISIS supporter “to please the Jews.”

“We are continuing with our jihad against the Jews, the enemies of God and no one will be able to deter us,” the Omar Brigades said then.

Iran Is A Major Problem. Israel Will NOT, MUST NOT, And CANNOT Stand For Them Getting Nuclear Weapons!

Israel Will Stop Iran From Getting Nukes, Expert Says By: Tyler O'Neil “War is coming. There’s no doubt about that.”

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Mona Charen and Tom Rose speak about the irreconcilable differences between Israel and Iran at the Values Voter Summit.
Photo Credit: Tyler O’Neil, PJ Media

WASHINGTON – Despite the Iran deal, the Islamic Republic in Tehran will not complete its nuclear arsenal because Israel will attack and defeat them, predicted Jewish spokesman Tom Rose at the Family Research Council’s 10th annual Values Voter Summit on Saturday.

“Can I tell you a secret? Iran is not going nuclear — it won’t happen. Israel will not allow it to happen,” Rose, an XM Satellite Radio host and former CEO of the Jerusalem Post, predicted. “War is coming. There’s no doubt about that.”

Rose joined Mona Charen, a syndicated columnist and senior fellow at the Ethics & Public Policy Center, to discuss the irreconcilable differences between Israel and Iran. Both attacked the Iran deal, and both presented the Islamic Republic as a dire threat to the Jewish state and the United States of America.

The Current Plight of Israel

Rose compared the present Jewish struggle to the threat of the Nazis in 1940, and concluded that in some key ways, today’s situation is worse.

“Today, the Jewish state faces a threat of annihilation no less genocidal than the Jews of Europe faced three quarters of a century ago,” Rose declared. “Ponder this: Adolf Hitler, may his name be forever removed from our memory, never openly proclaimed his goal of exterminating the Jewish people — today’s enemy does.”

Hitler never held “death to America” rallies before the United States entered the war, Rose added, while Iran holds them “every week.”

“Seventy-five years ago, the world dismissed Adolf Hitler as the Jews’ problem. Today, the world dismisses Iran as Israel’s problem,” Rose declared. He added that while Britain and America defeated the Nazis before they could obtain nuclear weapons, the Iran deal makes it far more likely that Iran will develop nuclear capability.

Nevertheless, there are key differences between 2015 and 1940, Rose noted. “Today, the Jewish people are not powerless, we are not voiceless, and we are not friendless.”

“The state of Israel means never again will we be unable to defend ourselves or speak for ourselves,” Rose declared. He argued that the Jewish state enables the Hebrew people to take control of their fate and not be slaves to circumstance. “That we will be coauthors, together with God Almighty, of our own destiny!”

“Today’s threat will be met,” Rose confidently predicted. “Today’s threat will be faced, and today’s threat will be defeated by a Jewish state confident enough, courageous enough and powerful enough to defend itself by itself.”

The Nature of the Islamic Republic

While Rose focused on the plight of Israel, policy expert Mona Charen attacked the recent deal with Iran. This capitulation on behalf of the United States, she argued, has shown that the Democratic Party is unfit to rule and empowered an outspoken enemy to both the U.S. and Israel.

Charen compared modern-day Iran to the Soviet Union during the Cold War. “The Soviets were behind every peace movement you could think of — they had the World Peace Council and the International Institute for Peace — Soviet leaders in the late 1970s and ’80s said all they wanted was peaceful coexistence with the West,” even while they plotted to defeat America.

Iran, however, does not even put up the charade. “There’s no disingenuous talk about coexistence — ‘death to America’ is their motto,” Charen explained.

She continued by saying that no regime has been as diligent in attacking America as Iran since 1979. She listed the American hostages the Islamic Republic took that year, the bombing of American barracks in Beirut and our embassy in Kuwait in later years, and the recent reports that attacks from explosive devices built and distributed by Iranaccounted for up to a quarter of our casualties in the Iraq War.

Charen also mentioned Iran’s connection with al-Qaeda and its contribution to the refugee crisis by backing Syrian President Assad. She even alleged that the Shi’ite Islamic Republic is partially responsible for the growth of the Islamic State (ISIS), causing so much fear in the Sunni population that many of them joined the radical Sunni ISIS.