‘A bold-faced lie’…Terrorist Jew Netanyahu denies claims of ‘starvation in Gaza’, claims that Israel ‘cherishes’ its Christian community

PM Netanyahu, speaking at Daystar’s ‘Together As One’ event, emphasizes Israel’s bond with Christians, rejects claims of Gaza starvation, and urges a united front against Islamist extremism and global misinformation.

ed note–another eye-opener that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to read, understand, and take deeply to heart.

Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, the thing to keep in mind about this is that he, the terrorist Jew Netanyahu, is not kidding–He really does consider the notion that there is ‘starvation’ in Gaza a ‘bold-faced lie’.

The first thing that must be understood about all of this is that the Gentile brain functions on a completely different level and in a completely different way than does the Jewish brain. In the Gentile brain and within the Gentile worldview, truth, facts, and reality function as the BUILDING BLOCKS of existence, whereas in the Jewish brain and Jewish worldview, truth, facts, and reality function as the STUMBLING BLOCKS of existence, and therefore, these stumbling blocks must be replaced, repurposed, and recalibrated, using fiction, falsehoods and fantasy, so that the Jewish brain may succeed in doing what it has set itself out to do, which is nothing less than the complete subjugation and domination of the existing world.

Furthermore, there are ‘technical’ reasons why Netanyahu can make a statement such as this and do so with a straight face.

As a Jew, meaning a follower of Torah Judah-ism, there are certain principles that are as immovable and unalterable as gravity itself, one of those principles being that Gentiles are not, technically speaking, ‘human beings’.

Rather, as ‘explained’ by various ‘great minds’ within Judah-ism, Gentiles are nothing more than a natural resource of sorts that were put here on the planet in order to make the lives of the Jews better, meaning, that they are no different than trees used to build houses or light fires, rocks used to build walls and roads, water used for drinking, irrigation, washing, etc, and plants, animals, fruits, and vegetables used for consumption as food.

In fact, making this point as Kristol clear as Kristol Clear can get, former Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Israel Ovadiah Yosef explained/expounded on this theme in one of his many sermons on the topic, delivered shortly before he went home to hell for the big ‘family reunion’ by stating that–

‘The Goyim were born only to serve us. Without that, they have no place in the world – only to serve the People of Israel…Imagine that your donkey would die, you’d lose your income. The donkey is your servant. … That’s why the gentile gets a long life, to work well for the Jew. They will work, they will plow, they will reap. We will sit and eat like lords and masters… That is why gentiles were created.’

And for those who will employ (unsuccessfully) the argument that just because one rebbe burbs something out as evil as this that it does not necessarily mean that demonoids such as Netanyahu share such views, ‘read it and weep’, as the old saying goes, i.e. what the terrorist Jew Netanyahu (hey, that rhymes!) stated personally upon hearing the news that the old ‘rebbe’ had been ‘called home’ by his father, Lucifer, to wit–

‘Rav Ovadia was a giant in Torah and Halacha (Jewish religious law) and a spiritual leader for tens of thousands…He worked hard to enhance Jewish heritage, was imbued with a love of Torah and his people. I very much appreciated his warm personality and his direct manner. The Jewish people lost one of the great sages of the generation, and when I think of the chain of generations of scholars that is Rav Ovadia’s legacy, I see another link in the chain of love and learning of Torah throughout the generations…’

But there are other ‘technical’ reasons associated with all of this as well, ladies and Gentile-men, and associated with religious leaders of even more Judaic importance than simply Rabbi Ovadia Yosef…

The world will recall how, within just hours of Jracula’s children launching their genocidal war against the innocent men, women, and children of Gaza, how in a very grand manner, Netanyahu inserted himself onto the world stage and announced with no shame, ambiguity, or hesitation whatsoever that what the Jews were about to do in slaughtering en masse the people of Gaza was something which they are RELIGIOUSLY COMMANDED TO DO, and going so far as to specifically cite chapter and verse of that particular religious commandment, to wit–

‘Now go and attack Amalek and totally destroy all that belongs to them. Do not spare them, but put to death the men and women, the children and suckling infants, as well as their cattle, sheep, camels, and donkeys.’ 1 Samuel 15:3

So, the point is, fellow Gentiles, that even IF Netanyahu did not necessarily see eye-to-eye with the late Ovadia Yosef concerning Gentiles being ‘donkeys’ (and therefore not human) created to serve the Jews, that nevertheless, his adherence to the Torah and to the law of Moses commands that he do to the people of Gaza exactly what has taken place over the last 20 months, which obviously includes starving them to death as he is clearly doing right now.

And, finalmente, ladies and Gentile-men, keep the following in mind as well–

THIS, THE VIEWING & TREATING OF GENTILES AS ANIMALS, IS NOT JUST A ‘NETANYAHU’ THING…

Rather, it is a JEWISH thing going back THOUSANDS OF YEARS, and is something which ALL JEWS by virtue of their ‘Jewishness’ embrace as part of their being ‘chosen’.

Whether they are bloodthirsty vampires like these–

Or ‘nice, conscientious Jews’ such as these–

–As long as they embrace the notion of their being ‘chosen’, they view the rest of the Gentiles as ‘children of a lesser god’ and therefore, inferior almost to the point of them being part of the animal kingdom.

There can be no ‘peaceful coexistence’ with these semi-humanoids, and not until the Gentiles of the world, the 99% making up the ‘moral majority’, come to rational terms with the fact that we have an enemy in our presence that is 666% dedicated to our enslavement and/or destruction, will our continued existence ever be anything more than a mere question mark.

Every day, we will wonder whether with each new sunrise, that this will be the day on which the ETERNAL MENACE decides to ‘throw the switch’, be it nuclear, biological, or whatever, in completing the mission begun by the ‘Godfather’ of the entire Judaic disaster upon God’s green earth, Cain, who, for reasons rooted solely in pure malice and evil, murdered an innocent man who had done him no wrong.

Israel National News

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday addressed the ‘Together As One’ event hosted by Daystar, emphasizing the enduring bond between Israel and the Christian world, and calling for a united front in the ongoing ‘battle for truth’ against what he described as ‘fanatic fundamentalism.’

Speaking alongside Pastor Paula White, leader of The White House Faith Office, Netanyahu highlighted the shared Judeo-Christian heritage and Israel’s unique role as a protector of Christian communities in the Middle East.

‘This is the city and the land where it all began,’ Netanyahu declared, referencing Jerusalem as the birthplace of the Judeo-Christian tradition. He lauded this tradition for promoting ‘monotheism, a single god, that developed the idea of the sanctity of life, the sanctity of individual life, the idea of freedom.’ The Prime Minister underscored the historical significance of the Jewish people’s revolutionary idea of limiting and ultimately removing slavery, asserting that ‘the beginning of the idea of freedom began in this land.’

Netanyahu stressed the deep connection between the United States and Israel, describing it as ‘a partnership that is bonded in faith, in history, in tradition.’ He recounted his experience speaking at the American Congress, noting a quote from Moses on the wall as a testament to their common heritage. ‘We’re immersed in the Bible. We live the Bible. We have a future because we have a past,’ he affirmed, expressing gratitude to the Christian world for their ‘enduring friendship, which is the mainstay of our present and future ability to live in a free, prosperous and peaceful world.’

However, the Prime Minister warned that this bond is currently ‘being challenged… by a fanatic fundamentalism, an Islamist fundamentalism that seeks to subjugate all Muslims, that they view as infidels, eradicate the American and obviously the Israeli presence in the Middle East.’ He cited the epithets used by these groups, calling America ‘the great Satan’ and Israel ‘the small Satan,’ but asserted that Israel is ‘a small state that’s standing in their way. And we fight them. We fight them together as we recently have, with President Trump’s leadership and our partnership.’

Netanyahu vehemently refuted what he termed a ‘reversal of truth,’ where ‘Israel is now portrayed as the enemy of Christians.’ He highlighted Israel’s thriving Christian community, stating, ‘The only thriving Christian community in the broad broad radius of the Middle East, where Christians are not tolerated, they’re cherished.’

In stark contrast, he pointed to Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus, where he claimed the Christian majority ‘shrank from 80% to under 20% because there was no more Israel to protect them’ after Israel withdrew and the Palestinian Authority took control.

‘We cherish our Christian friends. We protect the Christian holy sites,’ Netanyahu emphasized, listing not only the Church of the Holy Sepulcher but also sites in the Galilee, Nazareth, and Capernaum, where ‘Jesus preached for three years.’ He condemned the false narrative disseminated by ‘purchased influencers’ on American television, calling it ‘what folly, what lies. What a travesty of truth.’

The Prime Minister declared an ‘eighth front’ in the ongoing conflict: ‘the battle for truth.’ He called upon Christian friends to join this crucial fight, asserting, ‘We must fight for our common values, we must stand up for the truth. And by standing up for the truth you stand up with Israel, and you stand with the Jewish people against this abomination of falsehoods.’

Addressing the ambassadors present, Netanyahu acknowledged the strong Christian communities in their countries and their bond with Israel. He extended thanks to the ‘many many many millions around the world who have voiced support for Israel during our great battles here. We haven’t finished, but we’ll win and we’ll continue.’

A significant portion of his speech was dedicated to refuting claims of starvation in Gaza. ‘Israel is presented as though we are applying a campaign of starvation in Gaza. What a bold-faced lie. There is no policy of starvation in Gaza, and there is no starvation in Gaza,’ he stated unequivocally. He asserted that Israel has enabled ‘humanitarian aid throughout the duration of the war to enter Gaza,’ and that ‘what is interdicting the supply of humanitarian aid is one force – Hamas.’

Netanyahu accused Hamas of robbing and stealing humanitarian aid and then blaming Israel. He maintained that Israel has allowed the ‘amount required by international law to come in,’ with ‘hundreds and hundreds of trucks loaded with tons… So far we’ve supplied 1.9 million tons of food since the beginning of the war. Almost two million tons.’ He further challenged international organizations and the UN, stating that hundreds of trucks are waiting on the Gazan side of the Kerem Shalom Crossing and that safe corridors have been formally announced. ‘The UN has no excuses left. No excuses left. Stop lying. Stop finding excuses. Do what you have to do and stop accusing Israel deliberately of this egregious falsehood,’ he declared.

The Prime Minister concluded by reiterating Israel’s commitment to its war goals: ‘the release of our hostages and the destruction of Hamas’ military and governing capabilities. They shall be there no more.’ He vowed that there would be ‘no more of these massacres, we shall not have any more of these monstrosities,’ and affirmed that Israel ‘stand[s] for human freedom and human life, and that is not commensurable with Hamas or with Iran or other Iranian proxies.’

‘We fought this battle together, we shall win it together,’ Netanyahu concluded, expressing confidence in the strong common bond that represents ‘the vast majority of Americans and I would say, just about all Israelis, and by the way, Jews and non-Jews alike, because we know that our standing together ensures our common future.’ He extended heartfelt thanks on behalf of the State of Israel for past and future support.