J B Stoner, ran for Gov of GA in the early 60s. Before each of his commercials the station would post a message that the FCC did not allow them to censor political ads. He would then sit in front of Confederate flags and throw around the N word.
I remember him saying he cared more about blacks that LBJ did because he wasn't going to force them out of the second class citizenship that they were content with.
A priest in church one Sunday said he would never tell people how to vote, unless they were going to vote for that "evil brainless fool who is running ads for Governor."

Considering Hamas calls for the genocide of every Jewish person, they're the ones you should be comparing to the KKK.

Although a more accurate one would be to compare the current situation to South Africa under apartheid rather instead of the KKK.

Nice job though of deflecting from Hamas stealing millions in humanitarian aid from Gazans who need it most. So very pro-Palestinian, but that's what I've come to expect from BDS'ers. Not at all supportive of Palestinians, just Israel haters.

I do not support racism or the brutal
suppression of any people. Perhaps the treatment of Native Americans would be a closer analogy for what is being done to the Palestinian people, but South African apartheid also has a striking resemblance to the policies of the current right-wing government in Israel.

Their numbers are now miniscule. What happened to Jews in Arab nations after 1948, going from 900,000 to maybe a couple thousand today is a better analogy, but still one I wouldn't make due to those Jews and their descendants still being alive.

Meanwhile, the Palestinian population grows exponentially at a rate at least as fast as Israelis.

And Arabs within Israel have equal rights. Arabs outside of Israel are not citizens. No comparison to either S.Africa or the native Americans.

to denounce hamas - a terrorist organization - for stealing from those who voted them into power. With all due respect, that's fucking pathetic.

from your very well made and obvious point. If all the problems can't be laid at Israel's feet, they're not interested. It's pathetic.

It's rare for a leader of a country to forego criminal proceedings and assign guilt before the courts do, but hey - Palestinians are always guilty, right?

It seems as if World Vision has checked and double checked their records and their reaction to the allegations seems to be an incredulous WTF? And it seems as if the UNDP had a similar reaction:

Statement from Kevin Jenkins, President of World Vision International
Source: World Vision, AUGUST 9, 2016
(snip)

Page 36
http://www.wvi.org/sites/default/files/WV%20JWG%20Annual%20Review%202012%20Final_0.pdf

That was only 2 years out of 10.

guess which one I would put my money on...

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How about when you claimed Breaking the Silence never made a false claim?

You've been wrong before placing blind faith and trust into these organizations.

The defense will be provided all the evidence soon, so we'll see...

It was revealed later that they were indeed right.

Unfortunately for you, BTS has never made a false claim and your evidence fails to prove that they did.

In this case, Netanyahu's allegations are currently no more than a probable hoax - highly unlikely when there's not a shred of evidence supporting them, while at the same time all the available evidence seems to imply it's all a hoax. Netanyahu (he's apparently the self-appointed prosecutor now) must back up his allegations, but he seems to be remarkably reluctant to do so.

I'm not saying that this is a hoax, it just looks like a hoax...

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UNRWA, the UN, World Vision, BtS, Save the Children, etc...

How will all this change your view WRT Israel, BDS?

She even justifies terror because, occupation...

Source: Times of Israel

Waheed Borsh, 38, is charged by Israel with transfering 300 tons of rubble to help build a Hamas naval facility

The United Nations on Saturday said a Gaza employee had diverted tons of rubble on instructions from the Palestinian Authority (PA) days after Israel charged him with aiding Islamist movement Hamas.

Engineer Waheed Abd Allah Bossh, 38, who worked for the UN Development Program (UNDP), was arrested on July 16 and accused by Israel of being recruited by a Hamas member to “redirect his work for UNDP to serve Hamas’s military interests.”

He was charged in an Israeli court with diverting 300 tons of rubble from a UNDP project in the coastal enclave to a Hamas operation to build a jetty for its naval force.

Hamas, the Islamist rulers of the Gaza Strip since 2007, have denied any involvement.

UNDP said that after reviewing Bossh’s charge sheet — which was made public on Tuesday — it had “established that the rubble in question was transported to its destination according to written instructions from the Ministry of Public Works and Housing of the Palestinian Authority as to where it should be placed.”

Read more: http://www.timesofisrael.com/un-says-gaza-employee-diverted-rubble-on-pa-instructions/