Australia needs a “Nakba Day” like it needs a ‘tax on carbon’.
For those unfamiliar with the term– “nakba” means “catastrophe” in Arabic, and often refers to the day in which the state of Israel was re-created in 1948.
A Supreme Court judge has dismissed an application by police to prevent a pro-Palestine protest going ahead this evening, saying Nakba Day should be regarded like Anzac Day or Christmas Day.   HOORAY FOR NAKBA DAY  (Tim Blair)
Where do they breed these freaks?
Update:
Arab MK: Nakba Equal to Destruction of Jewish Temples!
These are the same creeps who claim there never was a Jewish Temple or any Jewish life in Jerusalem:
Israeli-Arab lawmakers lined up to incite against Israel on Tuesday saying the creation of the Jewish state was the “equivalent to the destruction of the First and Second [Jewish] Temples.”—More on the First and Second Temples at Arutz Sheva thanks to Mullah
For “Nakba Day” – an e-book that tells the truth
Elder of Ziyon:
Meanwhile, in Jerusalem:
The Jerusalem Post reports:
Related:
- To Abbas, NGOs aren’t for human rights – they’re for bashing Israel
- Gazans threaten Red Cross and UN. World yawns.
Lies, damned lies and the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
Nakba in literary terms means a natural catastrophe such as an earthquake, volcano, or hurricane. However, the Nakba in Palestine describes a process of ethnic cleansing in which an unarmed nation has been destroyed and its population displaced to be replaced systematically by another nation. Unlike a natural catastrophe, the Palestinian Nakba was the result of a man-made military plan with the agreement of other states, leading to a major tragedy for the Palestinian people.
Who started the war again? Oh, yeah, the “unarmed nation” of Arabs in Palestine who immediately started killing Jewish civilians after the UN partition resolution. They were then joined by their compatriots from neighboring Arab states.
 Tony BLiar ‘concerned:’
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown whines about Israel’s “state barbarism”
These hypocrites now Live in Austrália.