Mahmoud Abbas Says Israel ‘Executed’ Teen Who Is Still Alive
Fakestinian Authority president Mahmoud Abbas told Palestinians in a televised address earlier this week that Israel had “executed” a 13-year-old boy in “cold blood.” However, the boy in question is still alive in an Israeli hospital.
The teen was injured while attempting to stab two Israel Jews–one a child–to death in a Jerusalem neighborhood Monday. The attack was the latest in a series of knifings encouraged by Palestinian political and religious leaders.
PLO Leader Mahmoud Abbas incting his people and lying again
The Obamster regime gets worse by the day:
Obama Regime Responds to Pali Terror Wave by Accusing Israel of Terrorism
As usual, Israel is under terrorist siege by the Muslims surrounding and infiltrating it, this time in the form of “random” knife attacks that have been promoted on Palestinian television. What better time for the world’s leading financier of Islamic terror (i.e., the Obama Administration) to accuse Israelis of being terrorists?
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UK Muslims And Extremism Islam – Part 3: ‘There Is No Anti-Muslim ‘Conspiracy’
The Threat From Radicals Is Real’
The threat posed by Muslim extremism is real; it’s growing; and the notion of an anti-Muslim “conspiracy’’ as alleged in some quarters is a load of nonsense. The wave of British Muslims heading for jihad, for example, is not anyone’s invention. Nor are the threatening boasts some of them have been heard and seen making in online videos with one saying that he would return home only when he is able to “raise the black flag of Islamic State” over Buckingham Palace.
Islamic State flag flies in the Philippines
Now the Islamic State flag is flown by Abu Sayaf terrorists in the Philippines as they parade their new Western hostages:
Imbecilic trash from Soddy Barbaria:
Anti-Islam rallies in the US threaten world peace
Samar Fatany
Anti-Islam rallies that are reportedly being organized nationwide in the US today are an alarming development that is a real threat to humanity.






















Sheikh Wesam Charkawi and Rabbi Zalman Kastel greet each other at the event. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen
Grand Mufti of Australia Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohamed, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen

