Saturday, June 9, 2018

TAMIMI FAMILY WELL KNOWN FOR THEIR LIES AGAINST ISRAEL SHIRLEY TEMPER (AHED) TAMIMI AND FAMILY





The above Video shows Tamimi famly member lying as she incites on camera
The real story from RT explains the lies



 Israeli Lawmaker: Palestinian Teen Tamimi '

Should Have Gotten a Bullet, at Least in the Knee'

Ahed Tamimi, 17, is serving an eight-month prison sentence after she was filmed slapping an Israeli soldier Haaretz Apr 22, 2018 10:41 PM Ahed Tamimi, the Palestinian teenager famed for slapping an Israeli soldier on camera, should have been shot, at least in the knee,

Deputy Knesset Speaker Bezalel Smotrich (Habayit Hayehudi) wrote on Twitter Saturday. “In my opinion, she should have gotten a bullet, at least in the kneecap,” he wrote. “That would have put her under house arrest for the rest of her life.” Tamimi, 17, was arrested and charged soon after the incident took place last December.

In March, she was convicted in a plea bargain of assaulting a soldier, incitement and interfering with a soldier in the line of duty. She was sentenced to eight months in prison plus a fine of 5,000 shekels ($1,400).

 MK Michal Rozin (Meretz) responded angrily to Smotrich’s tweet. “You should be ashamed of yourself! Should the hilltop youth from Samaria who threw stones at IDF soldiers last week also have been shot?” she wrote on Twitter, referring to violent settlers in the northern West Bank.

 “Oh, I forgot – the law is different for enemies ...” “I don’t accept your excuses and explanations,” she added. “You’re a thug and an inciter.”

 Tamimi’s mother Nariman and cousin Nur were also convicted in slapping incident. Nariman Tamimi, who shot the video, was sentenced to eight months in prison and a 6,000-shekel fine for incitement, abetting an assault and interfering with a soldier in the line of duty.

Nur, who also slapped the soldier, was given a five-month suspended sentence and fined 2,000 shekels. In the original indictment,

 Ahed Tamimi was also charged with several other offenses, including throwing stones on various occasions.

Opinion 

Ahed Tamimi and Her Family Aren't the Palestinian Saints You Want Them to Be

Promote the blood libel? Check. Glorify terrorism? Check. Celebrate Israeli deaths? Check. Ahed Tamimi and her family aren't fighting for peace, and they're not just fighting the occupation: They're fighting to destroy Israel, and their fight is seasoned with Jew-hatred

At the end of September 2017, Ahed Tamimi was one of the speakers at a conference hosted by the European Parliament in Brussels. Among Ahed’s co-panelists was 'pioneering' airline hijacker Leila Khaled, who told the audience: "The Nazis were tried in Nuremberg for their crimes. Today, Israel is experiencing impunity. You must bring the war criminals to justice and tell your governments that they must cease all cooperation with the Zionist state."
Ahed Tamimi reportedly "also emphasized the importance of the boycott," and declared: "The world must recognize the Palestinian cause. The occupation is not only the theft of land. We oppose racism, Zionism, the entire system of occupation and not only the settlements."
The 16-year-old Ahed was faithfully echoing the views her father has expressed repeatedly. In a lengthy interview with Haaretz in February 2013, Bassem Tamimi claimed that "Israel has killed the two-state solution."
Tamimi family in Nabi Saleh




AP

He explained further: "My consciousness has changed and it has taken me to the one-state solution, which means the acceptance not theREMOVAL of the Other. In the past I wanted all of this land without any Israelis. Today, I also accept the Israelis. If we can all change our consciousness, we can create a just country."
The sincerity of Bassem Tamimi’s claim that heNOW also accepts the Israelis is obviously doubtful – after all, he accepts only those Israelis who would be willing to give up the Zionist vision of Israel as a Jewish state. Moreover, if Bassem Tamimi just wanted peaceful co-existence, a two-state solution would arguably be more promising than the one-state solution he advocates.
There is no doubt that Bassem Tamimi and his activist relatives accept devoted anti-Zionist Israelis like Miko Peled, who can always be counted on to defend Hamas almost as ardently as he denounces Israel.
But as I have documented in considerable detail over the past two years, the social media activity of the Tamimis reveals ardent Jew-hatred and enthusiasticSUPPORT for terrorism – notably including terror attacks targeting civilians and children.
In October 2015, Bassem Tamimi faced a backlash when he shared a Facebook post promoting "a viral anti-Semitic meme alleging Israelis detain Palestinian children to steal their organs, and that Zionists control the media to suppress this information."
This post was all the more remarkable given the fact that Bassem Tamimi regularly encourages his own children to confront Israeli soldiers, and has frequently advocated the participation of children in protests and demonstrations.
The Free Ahed Tamimi poster on a bus shelter in London, December 2017.
Screengrab from @proteststencil
Bassem Tamimi has also made clear that he appreciates the Lebanese terror group Hezbollah for fighting against Israel, and he has rewarded a post glorifying the Hamas Al Qassam brigades on his daughter's Facebook page with a "Like."
Since Bassem Tamimi has often emphasized how important women are for the "resistance" he advocates, it is instructive to see that two of the most prominent female activists in his family are utterly uncompromising in theirSUPPORT for terrorism.
Nariman Tamimi – Bassem’s wife and Ahed’s mother – hardly ever fails to take to Facebook after a terrorist attack to praise the perpetrator as a hero. The frightening depth of Nariman Tamimi’s hatred is reflected in a Facebook post she shared from a Tamimi family member in June 2016.
That post honored the teenage Palestinian terrorist who had just killed 13-year-old Hallel Yaffa Ariel in her sleep, after breaking into her home. As far as the Tamimis are concerned, the murder of the Jewish teen by a Palestinian just a few years older than her helped "to return to the homeland its awe/reverence."
While Nariman Tamimi usually posts in Arabic on Facebook, Manal Tamimi has represented the Tamimis on social media in English for several years. Her output on Twitter, particularly, reflects intense Jew-hatred and unwaveringSUPPORT for terrorism.

 For Manal Tamimi, Yom Kippur is the day when "Vampire zionist" [sic] are "celebrating by drinking Palestinian bloods" – a practice that she hopes will eventually prove deadly. When an Arab-Israeli gunman killed two and wounded seven at a pub in Tel Aviv on January 1, 2016, Manal Tamimi was jubilant: "#TelAviv under fire – There are no safe place these zionist can hide in", she wrote in a tweet adorned with victory emojis.
But the Tamimis’SUPPORT for terrorism was already addressed – and arguably whitewashed – when the American writer Ben Ehrenreich first profiled the family in a decidedly sympathetic New York Times Magazine cover feature published in March 2013.
The family’s ambition to start a "third intifada" was prominently highlighted, and Ehrenreich tried – apparently rather successfully – to convince his readers that their refusal “to forswear bloodshed” and their "great affection" for their murderous relatives was entirely understandable. Indeed, Ehrenreich referred to "Nabi Saleh’s accomplishments" and then mentioned "one of the first military actions after Oslo, [and] the first woman to participate in a suicide attack."
What Ehrenreich describes so tactfully as "one of the first military actions after Oslo" refers to the 1993 murder and subsequent burning of Haim Mizrahi, in which at least two close relatives of Bassem Tamimi took part. A report in The Independent published shortly after the murder concluded it was "an attack by extremists determined to disrupt the peace process by provoking Jewish anger."
Ahlam Tamimi, deported prisoner shalit swap - 18.10.11




Reuters

The 'pioneering' Tamimi family member who was "the first woman to participate in a suicide attack" is Ahlam Tamimi, the mastermind and facilitator of the 2001 Sbarro pizzeria bombing in Jerusalem that killed 15 people, including seven children and a pregnant woman, and injured some 130, with one young mother left in a permanent vegetative state.
In the summer of 2012, less than 20 years after the Tamimis had first tried to disrupt the peace process in 1993, Bassem Tamimi’s nephew Nizar Tamimi – who was involved in the murder of Haim Mizrahi –  married Ahlam Tamimi in Jordan. Both had been released in the deal to theFREE kidnapped Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit. Bassem Tamimi, his wife and his children attended the wedding. A video of the event shows Ahed on the stage with the terrorist couple, happily clapping to the music.


Ahed Tamimi Facebook live, Dec 15 2017 Nariman Tamimi Facebook page

It is thus no surprise that Ahed wouldNOW casually list "stabbings" and "martyrdom-seeking operations", i.e. suicide bombings, as actions that further the Palestinian cause. And it is no surprise that her mother, who has always been particularly outspoken in her approval of Ahlam Tamimi – would proudly post this "message to the world" on her Facebook page.
Ahed Tamimi can obviously not be blamed for how she was brought up, but this is no reason for responsible adults to overlook the seething Jew-hatred and the enthusiasticSUPPORT for terrorism espoused by Ahed’s parents and her extended family.
Even if the Tamimis were only fighting Israel’s occupation of the West Bank, their fanaticism wouldn’t bode well for any peace agreement. But the Tamimis never wanted a peace agreement. They have always wanted the elimination of the world’s only Jewish state.
Petra Marquardt-Bigman is a German-Israeli researcher and writer with a Ph.D. in contemporary history. Twitter: @WarpedMirrorPMB

HISTORY OF AHED TAMIMI 
( SHIRLEY TEMPER)















No comments:

Post a Comment

Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.