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Showing posts with label Rescue Operation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rescue Operation. Show all posts

Monday, October 24, 2011

Erdogan’s Hate for Israel


What is happening in Turkey is the prime example of having an Islamic Ruler with Islamic Agenda. This is also significant because it is an accurate account of reality of the Middle East and why there will not be peace in the region based on the status quo. I’ll start with this comment by Golda Meir who said, “We will have peace in the Middle East the day that our neighbors start loving their kids more than they hate Jews.” Turkey turned down Israel's assistance. How much do you really have to hate the Jews that you are willing to pay for it by the blood of your own citizens? Turkey turned down Israel’s assistance in the aftermath of the earthquake. Regardless of how prepared you are, you never turn down assistance during natural disaster if it could save even a single life. Turkey claimed that they are well-prepared for the disaster and they do not need any foreign assistance and they have turned down ALL foreign assistance. In my opinion, that is just load of crap that only you witness in countries like Iran. Here, Erdogan and his Islamist Gangs do not want to improve Israel’s image among its public opinion. It is as simple as that and they are willing to pay for it with Muslim Turkish Blood. They cry over Palestinian blood that they claim are being spilled and how the nine-dead Turkish terrorists died in that Flotilla incident, yet they are willing to sacrifice 1000s of lives of their own citizens. According to almost every single report or account coming from the region, the rescue operation is not going well at all. Nobody believes the official government account that only 265 have died so far and the rescue mission is going very well. Even Turkish citizens are starting to question why did Turkey has turned down Israel assistance since Israel and its rescue operations are notorious to be one of the best in the world.

Dugan Yalma, who witnessed rescue workers attempting to pull people out of a collapsed building in the heart of Van, and who was unaware that he was speaking to an Israeli reporter, told Haaretz that “there are simply not enough professionals. "They work without careful handling. I do not understand why more international crews have not arrived. The Israelis have an excellent rescue team, why isn’t [Prime Minister] Erdogan allowing them to come?“
Haaretz

Again, I’ll say this: this is result of allowing Political Islam enter the political Islam. Now compare it to Israel and what it is willing to do for its citizens. It was only last week where Israel paid a hefty price for ONLY ONE OF ITS CITIZENS by releasing 1027 subhuman terrorists who truly deserve to have a bullet right between their eyes. Israel, who constantly is demonized by this same barbaric government of Turkey, proved to the world what it means to value it citizens’ lives. Israel is willing to sacrifice and release 1000s of terrorists that it has worked so hard to put behind the bar, to secure the life of a single one of its citizens and Erdogan and his Islamic Gang are willing to sacrifice 1000s lives of ITS OWN citizens simply to avoid any opportunity for improvement of Israel’s image in the world and among its citizens. The sickest part is that they have rejected all foreign assistances just to mask and justify such a horrible that was truly politically and religiously motivated. I am sure Turkish citizens and media will not tackle this issue and the result will be 1000s unnecessary dead that could have been rescued. Again, this quote sums it perfectly: Israel will have peace the day that its neighbors love their children (or citizens in this case) more than they hate Israel.

Sunday, April 10, 2011

You Can Run, but You Can’t Hide ….


Throughout its short history, Israel has always pulled stunts like this. Gilad’s Schalit abductor has been sent to meet his 72 Virgins. Here is the article covering the story.

IDF: Shalit abductor killed
Senior Hamas man involved in IDF soldier's abduction killed in Gaza strike, army says

Senior Hamas member Taysir Saliman Abu-Saname, killed by the IDF in a southern Gaza Strip strike early Satruday, was involved among other things in Gilad Shalit's abduction, IDF officials said. The sources said the Shalit family was informed of the news. Abu-Saname held several senior posts in Hamas' military wing, Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades. He was also involved in the firing of rockets on the southern Israel city of Eilat, military officials said.

Hamas denies claims. However, Abu Ubaida, a spokesman for Hamas' armed wing, said Saname killing "will not affect our work" and dismissed Israel's claims. He said Israel "does not have the information about Shalit's capture to be able to say who among our leaders had a role in its execution." Ubaida also accused Israel of "looking for an achievement as a cover for their crimes." Army: 11 terror cells struck. Overall, IDF aircraft and armored forces struck some 11 terror cells in the northern and southern Gaza Strip, including terrorists firing rockets and mortar shells at Israel, the army said Saturday evening. The Air Force bombed another 15 terror targets in the Strip, including outposts, smuggling tunnels, and sites used to store and produce weapons. The army said that the targets were hit accurately.

Meanwhile, terror groups fired more than 120 rockets, mortar shells and missiles at Israel in the past two days, including more than 50 on Saturday. (Click Here for the Link to Source).

After reading this, what comes to mind is this: you could run, but you could never hide from IDF if you have Jewish blood on your hand. Israel has always fulfilled its promise to soldiers and their family that they’d do everything in their power to bring back soldiers or their body and bring their capturers and murderers to justice. Let’s hope for a day where Schalit is returned to his family. I am praying for daring rescue operation where it truly embarrasses Hamas. However, even if it is done through an exchange, I’d still be happy. He is an IDF soldiers who is still alive and MUST BE RETURNED TO HIS FAMILY ALIVE.

Overall: My sincere congrats to IDF for this achievement.

Thursday, June 12, 2008

A Trip Down the Memory Lane

When I was about seven or eight years old, my dad brought this package late at night. I was supposed to be in bed by 8 pm, but he told me I could stay up. He made sure I never talk about what he was about to show me and never tell anybody about it. Then he pressed the Play bottom on the VHS and the movie started. It was Operation Thunderbolt Movie. For those who do not know about it, back in 1976 Palestinian Terrorists high jacked an Air France plane on its rout to Israel and kidnapped its Israeli Passengers. Israeli Commando from Sayeret Unit of Matkhal conducted a daring rescue operation all the way in the heart of Africa in Uganda. They rescued all the hostages with exception of three who died in the gun battle that erupted, killed all the terrorists, destroyed half of Uganda’s Air force, and they safely returned to Israel. It was an operation that shocked the world. The movie has a lot of great points and scene regarding U.N.’s role in the situation that stood by mutely when Jewish Hostages were taken and how the world totally ignored the problem. It was the Israeli Commandos who walked up to the plate and got the job done. In this mission, Yoni Netanyahu was the only IDF casualty. He was also the designer and commander of this magnificent rescue mission. There is so much to write about that mission, but I just don’t have the time to do it at this point.
This movie had a huge effect on me. There was something about this movie that made me really proud to be a Jew in a country that I had to chant “death to Israel” every day. There were two scenes that I never forgot and stuck by me, they were the first scene when soldiers were in the plane singing Hine Matov song before they reach their destination. The second scene is when the plane has landed and the hostages are let out of the plane. The song brought me to tears at that age and I always remember the feeling I had at such young age. Amazingly I found the two scenes on YouTube and I have decided to share them with you guys. Enjoy: