A Reuters cameraman supposedly (notwithstanding some Paliwood tricks) filmed his own death yesterday in Gaza while embedding with terrorists.

I’m sure this was just a purely innocent case of an objective journalist being caught in the line of fire…uh huhh, yea right. I’m sure there was no reason at all that the IDF fired on the innocent cameramen…uh huh, yea right.

Of course Israel will look like a war criminal due to the propaganda love-fest the Pali’s will have with this story, and expect UN condemnation within hours.

Here’s is the video that Fadal Shana took in his final moments.

JPost

Reuters footage released on Wednesday shows the final moments of agency cameraman Fadel Shana as he films an IDF tank firing, moments before apparently being hit by the shell.

Reuters Editor-in-Chief David Schlesinger has called for an investigation of Wednesday’s incident, in which Shana was killed when his vehicle - bearing “TV” and “Press” markings - was hit by apparent IDF fire. Two bystanders also died in the incident.

Israel has refused to provide security for Jimmy Carter after declaring his intention to meet with Hamas. In fact, Carter will get no cooperation at all from the Shin Bet in his travels through Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank. I can’t imagine how Carter’s Secret Service detail must be feeling right now knowing they won’t have the backing of Israeli security and intelligence. I bet they’re real happy with Carter.

Israel’s secret service has declined to assist U.S. agents guarding former U.S. President Jimmy Carter during a visit in which Israeli leaders have shunned him, U.S. sources close to the matter said on Monday.

Carter angered the Israeli government with plans to meet Hamas’s top leader, Khaled Meshaal, in Syria, and for describing Israeli policy in the occupied Palestinian territories as “a system of apartheid” in a 2006 book.

The Nobel Peace Prize winner, who brokered Israel’s first peace treaty with an Arab neighbor, Egypt, signed in 1979, met Israel’s largely ceremonial president, Shimon Peres, on Sunday but was shunned by the political leadership, including Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.

Israel has also rejected Carter’s request to meet jailed Palestinian uprising leader Marwan Barghouthi, who is seen as a possible successor to President Mahmoud Abbas, a spokesman for Carter said.

hattip: Hotair

That’s right, JEWISH refugees. The Jews who were run out of Arab countries, by those tolerant peaceful muslims, after the UN created (or rather, GAVE BACK WHAT WAS RIGHTFULLY THEIRS TO BEGIN WITH) Israel in 1948. All the media ever harps on about is the Arabs who left Israel (which they previously invaded and occupied illegally anyway), most due to the promise of the other Arab countries that they would come in, and sweep the Jews into the Mediterranean. Not many are aware of the historical fact that there were at least 1 Million Jews in the Middle East. Today there are fewer than 10000.

Yet people (including retards like the traitor Jimmy Carter) insist that Israel must give back land they won in 1967, in a war Arabs started, and promptly lost, due to Jewish Military Superiority (I am guessing it’s because Jews don’t blow themselves up, thus guaranteeing they can return to report on the goings on at the sites of battle, but I could be wrong.)

Congress Passes First Ever Resolution on Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries
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WASHINGTON, DC (April 1, 2008) - In what may be the beginning of a dramatic shift in United States policy, the U.S. Congress passed House Resolution 185, which grants first-time-ever recognition to Jewish refugees from Arab countries.

Prior to the adoption of H.Res.185, all Resolutions on Middle East refugees referred only to Palestinians. This Resolution affirms that the U.S. government will now recognize that all victims of the Arab-Israeli conflict must be treated equally. It further urges that the President and U.S. officials participating in Middle East discussions to ensure that any reference to Palestinian refugees must: “also include a similarly explicit reference to the resolution of the issue of Jewish refugees from Arab countries.”

Good luck getting equal treatment for the Jewish people, from Arab countries. Considering they treat muslims from non Arab countries as second class citizens (I know because I LIVE in a muslim country at the moment), and non-muslims even worse. About the only exceptions to that are the United Arab Emirates, and maybe you could count Lebanon, if it survives the current political crisis it is mired in. Or of you happen to be a liberal, mentally handicapped celebretard from Hollywood (Sean Penn/Danny Glover/Rosey O’Donnell, that type), then they roll out the red propaganda pamphlet- Oops!! I mean carpet.

Rep. Joseph Crowley said, “The world needs to understand that it is not just the Arabs and it’s not just the Palestinians in the Middle East, but also Jewish people who themselves were dispossessed of their possessions and their homes, and were victims of terrorist acts. These are people who lived in Middle Eastern communities not for decades, but for thousands of years.” Rep. Crowley added that the Resolution will, “bring light upon an issue that has been swept under the carpet.”

“Discussions of Middle Eastern refugees invariably focus exclusively-and shortsightedly-on the plight of those of Palestinian descent,” said Rep. Ros-Lehtinen. “Far fewer people are aware of the injustice faced by Jewish refugees from Arab lands and Iran. Many Jews saw their communities, which had existed vibrantly for centuries systematically dismantled. They lost their resources, their homes, and their heritage sites, fleeing in the face of persecution, pogroms, revolutions and brutal dictatorships.”

Rep. Mike Ferguson said that there was very strong bi-partisan support for this issue which recognizes, “the plight of hundreds of thousands of Jewish refugees who were displaced from countries in the Middle East, Northern Africa and all around the Persian Gulf.” Congressmen Ferguson acknowledged that the U.N. has never recognized Jewish refugees, and that this,”is completely unacceptable and long over due, and this is one of the things this Resolution seeks to address.”

Wow, Congressmen on both sides of the aisles showed some guts on this. I must admit I am impressed that our politicians are able to put partisan politics aside and get something productive done.

I wonder how the arab countries that perpetrated these heinous acts will react to this.