Snapped Shot

The Palestinians prove their "peaceful" intentions yet again:



The usual crocodile tears follow, of course. After all, it's not like these men's deaths are their own fault or anything... right? Continue reading »

These gents have come up with a brilliant way to protest the Israeli government's lack of action in punishing those who launch missiles at places like Sderot:



The only difference I would have with these fine fellows is that Israel is not "helpless" against the rocket attacks—their hands are completely tied behind their backs, thanks to the accountability-free international organization that binds it. But other than that, this is a very amusing statement!

As always, more pictures can be found following the break! Continue reading »

It seems that the Palestinians are staying true to their word, as usual. Was this rocket launched in commemoration of al-Naqba? One interesting thing, though: Check out the Israeli reaction to the shameless vultures of the press:



"Gestures?" It looks to me like he's doing a bit more than "gesturing," Amir. Could it be possible that the Israelis are exhibiting a proper restraint here, in trying to keep the jihad-friendly, death-loving press away from their tragedy? It certainly is telling that the Israelis do not consider this photographer to be a friend.

Compare that to your average Palestinian "funeral scene," where the subjects play up every possible emotion to the cameras, without a hint of shame:



The world would be well served by removing every wire photographer from the Middle East. Enough propaganda, enough vitriol. Being used by various factions in the area as propagandists, whether by accident or by cooperation, is not a valid function of the press.

I'm very glad to hear that nobody was killed in this latest attack on a civilian residence. Continue reading »