And zionists and their supporters are upset that Stevie Wonder cancelled his performance at a recent fundraiser whose funds were intended to support these promoters of apartheid in Israel!!

Israel as a political entity has lost all right to be considered a state and must be dismantled one way or the other!

So this kid is a palestinean in your eyes even though the article clearly states it does not know if it is or not. No bias going around here....

What a contrast, this picture and its evident acceptance by many in Israel. How many of the IDF soldiers and folks who view this "Instagram" as somehow acceptable would be horrified, revulsed by the December massacre of children at a primary school in Massachussets? Many, I expect. This (assumed, on my part) chasm between their feelings toward two different groups of children must, must be bridged.

A very interesting article in Der Spiegel explores this issue:
" 'The Act of Killing': Re-Staging War Crimes with Indonesian Gangsters", by By Cathrin Schaer
[shortened URL: http://bit.ly/XzH86m ]

"Filmed over about seven years [by US director Joshua Oppenheimer] in Indonesia, the documentary follows former leaders of Indonesian death squads as they recount how they committed murder, torture and rape. The film focuses on a handful of now-elderly men who ran illegal activities out of local cinemas in Medan in northern Sumatra, but who, after the 1965 military coup that eventually saw dictator General Suharto come to power, began helping to rid the area of the Indonesian Communist Party (or PKI), which allegedly threatened Indonesia's stability."

Among other comments by the director:
"Imagine if the Nazis had won and then they finished the Holocaust and they went back to ordinary business, doing business with the rest of the world that they were unable to conquer," Oppenheimer suggests. "That's what Indonesia is like."

It sounds to me as though the movie offers at least a rope across the chasm, perhaps a start of a bridge.

See also
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First of all, all those who are pointing out that the blogger has not stated clearly whether it is a Palestinian being looked through a rifle or not, that does not matter. This IDF soldier posted pictures targeting a human through a rifle; if this human is Palestinian or any other nationality is of no utter significance. Why would he do that to any human in the first place, or is it just a matter of art? Sick art, I would say. If it was someone from Hamas who was looking at a human through a rifle then posted a picture of it, Israel would have never let it go. Stop being double standard. Be human.

Such callousness probably is encouraged by the IDF's own loose and aggressive behavior on social media, its propaganda campaigns. Not to remove any personal responsibility for the soldier's acts, but simply to say that it seems to fit in with the general culture. When a culture of impunity is cultivated for so long, should we be surprised to see this type of behavior?

Remember that old anti-drug commercial? [Takes egg] "This is your brain" [Takes frying pan, heats it up on the stove, throws egg into frying pan] "This is your brain on Zionism. Any questions?"

Now who is the terrorist? Read the definition of terror below and ask yourself if Israel is not doing this on a daily basis in Palestine.

Terror, a noun derived from the Latin verb terrere meaning "to frighten", is a policy of political repression and violence intended to subdue political opposition.

The fascist-like nature of the Israeli system becomes more and more evident.

Nothing surprises me anymore, since the revelation, that the Israeli military-industrial-political complex even went as far as providing the South African Apartheid Regime with nuclear materials for the building of atomic bombs. So they didn't care about the fact, that these materials might be used by the white-minority regime against the African population.

By targetting and actually killing children, these IDF assassins are in no way different from the cold-blooded killer, who murdered Jewish school children in Toulouse one year ago. The only difference: the IDF soldiers are not called terrorists by the international media, government officials and other authorities while they are doing exactly the same thing.