Tag: Neturei Karta

The group met with a Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist leader and expressed their support for his cause.

Neturei Karta: “We are Palestinian Jews, we want to live under the Palestinian flag and not the Israeli flag, in one country which is the Palestinian state."

The anti-Zionists stayed at the home of local Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist leader Bassam al-Sa’adi, and met with senior officials from the group.

The initiative comes on the heels of two tragic incidents in Beit Shemesh in which teenagers murdered their parents.

Their Facebook page even offers sage advice: "How to address Anti-Semitism."

A PA official attempted to mediate between the two sides and silence them, as a general sense of embarrassment was felt in the room.

Omar's communications director and strategist said Ilhan "did not and has no plans to" meet with her uninvited guests.

"I was surprised that he sat down next to me at all," the soldier said. "That he would smile at me – that was strange already..."

"You will be surprised to hear who is the greatest proponent of the Torah in the world: the Zionist regime. Every year the Israeli government invests billions of shekels in the Torah world."

The PM also commented on a disturbing episode that had taken place in Jerusalem the night before.

Seeing Israel's enemies online tweet about their wish to destroy Israel and then quote these "religious" Jews as a source, it is clear that these self proclaimed religious Jews are nothing more than a cult who have perverted both the Torah and the Talmud.

Anti-Zionist Arabs don’t always distinguish between Jews, Christians and Muslims.

Neturei Karta forgets Amalek and remembers Amalek.

Neturei Karta is shooting itself in the head with its anti-Zionist antics, and that might be all for the best.

Hamas has a new ambulance, thanks to the efforts of their Neturei Karta anti-Zionist comrades. How long will it take before Hamas tries to use it to smuggle terrorists into Israel?

The idea of “One Rabbi for One People” sounds lovely, but can Jews really get along with each other if they have nothing to argue about?

Some Palestinian speaker detailing his view on negotiations over "Palestine," and meanwhile offers a very good and reliable plan for Israel to deal with...

Black hat extremists in Beit Shemesh are giving Israel a black eye again. A Haredi couple tells a woman to go back to the bus. Police arrest them, and rioters smash bus windows.

The thug knew exactly what you are and he went after you anyway, Mr. Anteby.

Did you know that a Jew serving in the IDF is against the religion of Jewish children in New York? And it’s okay to beat Haredi soldiers? No, you don’t. But we all know hatred destroyed the Holy Temple.

Now I felt totally dejected, because I realized how doubly hard it will be to detach Jews from New York.

A car almost hits a rabbi in Amsterdam. He is furious at the driver, a Muslim, who then attacks the man, a rabbi. Who is at fault? Israel. Why? Well, the rabbi, a former Israeli, is an anti-Zionist.

The attacker was probably blinded by hatred because he missed one key factor.

Treating the president as if he was, at least, a Rosh Yeshiva, if not a Rebbe, the good people of Meah Shearim prepared special posters adorned with American flags.

Last Sunday, representatives of Neturei Karta participated in the annual memorial service in Ramallah marking the day of the passing of PLO Chairman Yassir Arafat.

Members of Neturei Karta, a radical, fringe sect of Jews met with Ahmadinejad in New York to express their common hatred for Jews.

In the neighborhood of Meah She'arim, stronghold of the vehemently anti-Zionist sect of Neturei Karta, Israel's Independence Day is traditionally kept as the inverse of the country's national celebrations.

Rabbi Porat oncesaid that his proudest parliamentary achievement was having sponsored and ensured the passage of a law entitled “Do Not Stand by Your Neighbor’s Blood”—rendering it a legal duty to offer assistance to someone in mortal danger. Based on a verse in Vayikra, Rabbi Porat’s law ensures that sanctity of life is a national value not only in word, but in deed.

JERUSALEM – Several thousand Israelis, from across the country’s religious and political spectrums, rallied in Beit Shemesh Tuesday evening against the growing number of attacks on local women and children by a group of radical haredim affiliated with the Sikrikim, a violent offshoot of Jerusalem’s Neturei Karta faction.

Unwelcome Guest    A family checked into the Park House Hotel in Boro Park last week under an assumed name (we now know it was...