The only donkey involved is the driver.
Posted on 08/19/2015 12:31:49 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Ezri Tubi, spokesperson for the Samaria community of Yitzhar, released a video on Wednesday debunking the claims of Roger Cohen, a former editor of the New York Times who happens to be Jewish.
Cohen claimed that Palestinian Arabs ride around in “donkey carts” on “dirt roads” to their orchards, while Jews ride in fancy cars on modern highways nearby—so Tubi drove through the Arab village of Huwara located near his home to test the ex-editor’s claims.
What Tubi found were luxury cars made by Mercedes-Benz and other leading makers, driven by Arab residents on clean paved roads. …
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Roger Cohen is anti-Semitic.
Might be why the Times got rid of him.
Correction - I thought you said “is NO anti-semetic.”
Probably not. They don’t exactly have the best record on that score either.
If Isis and Hamas and Hezbollah get their way, everyone in the area will be using donkey carts.
The only donkey involved is the driver.
Looks like a KIA minivan.
Those Palis reproduce like rabbits, yes?
“Roger Cohen, a former editor of the New York Times who happens to be Jewish.”
Wow, Avi, nobody’s going to sneak anything past you.
...and the Jews use the blood of paleostonian infants to make matza balls.
A form of self-hatred?
I bet he’s a liberal as well. They lie and hate Jews.
I heard a report on John Batchelor’s show about a month ago about German NGOs giving away tons of cash and cars to the palis and never asking a word about how the money was spent or who got the cars.
If you’d like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
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One or two stolen vehicles, that's what gets Israel into the top tier of nations victimized by car theft.
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