Thread: Arab social media is full of the filth

[The fact that Arab social media is full of the filth you will see below should come with a warning: Setting fires is extremely easy to do. Unlike terror attacks – they are easy to plan and execute. Any teen can do this. Many other countries besides Israel need to come to terms with this new “fad”]


Dubai security chief tweets ‘Israel banned the muezzin and caught on fire,’ while Kuwaiti imam wishes ‘Best of luck to the fires ’ and memes gloat over fires raging in Israel for the past three days.
The hashtag “Israel is burning” or “the Zionist entity is burning” has become one of the top trends on Arab media over the past 24 hours, with countless of people gloating over the recent rash of fire plaguing Israel over the past three days.
“They tried to ban the muezzin’s call, and Allah rained fire on them,” Hamas official Izzat al-Risheq tweeted.
Other Hamas social media pages have posted videos of songs rejoicing about the fires, like one called “Catching Fire.”
Some people posted their hopes that the fires would reach strategic facilities in Israel, like the Haifa Chemicals plants, gas storage facilities across the country, and IDF bases that have large arms depots.
One wrote, “All of Israel’s neighbors must aid it—I suggest they send planes filled with gasoline and rain it down on the burning areas. I want to inhale the smell of barbecue from the Zionists.”
A publicist from Gaza wrote: “The Russian planes that burn the Syrian bodies every day are now helping in putting out fires inside the occupied territories.”
Another hoped: “God, add more fire to them until it is their end.”
One of posters was the head of General Security in Dubai, Dhahi Khalfan Tamim, who headed the investigation into the assassination of Mahmoud Al-Mabhouh in a Dubai hotel room, which was attributed to Israel.

Khalfan Tamim wrote on his Twitter account: “Israel banned the muezzin and caught on fire. Blessed be God.”


Israel wildfires scorch more land, 60,000 evacuated in Haifa

By Andrew Carey, James Masters and Laura Smith


Jerusalem (CNN)Wildfires raged across Israel for a third consecutive day, forcing tens of thousands of people from their homes in what officials described as an act of "arson terrorism."

Twelve people were detained on Friday in relation to fires, police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, although it was not immediately clear if they were suspected of arson or negligence.

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/24/wo...tanyahu-putin/





?Israel is burning?: Palestinians, Arab world rejoice over fires | Europe Israel News

Little man gloating over big man hurting. Hardly isolated to an ethnic group or religion.

To be honest, I was hoping for some jilboobs when I opened this thread.

God hears prayers.

And presses that Jilboobs link.

Originally Posted by Luigi

Little man gloating over big man hurting. Hardly isolated to an ethnic group or religion.

To be honest, I was hoping for some jilboobs when I opened this thread.

Fire extinguishers or grenades ?

I don't know why people would be surprised that Arabs rejoice over this.
They are unwelcome invaders (the Israelis).

These filthy Arabs who tweet how happy they are about Israel burning, they post the same shit when California or Australia have fires.
It's only the tweets about Israel that make news .

Originally Posted by HermantheGerman

Originally Posted by Luigi

Little man gloating over big man hurting. Hardly isolated to an ethnic group or religion.

To be honest, I was hoping for some jilboobs when I opened this thread.

Fire extinguishers or grenades ?

Funbags.

And milk for the morning coffee.

Originally Posted by wasabi

It's only the tweets about Israel that make news .

Now rub your two braincells together and try to figure out why that might be.

Originally Posted by wasabi

These filthy Arabs who tweet how happy they are about Israel burning, they post the same shit when California or Australia have fires.
It's only the tweets about Israel that make news .

It sounds like you might rejoice if they were burning.

I don't rejoice when I see big bush fires in any country, Greece Spain to name a few, but you have to accept that it is a natural cycle. It's been happening for thousands of years.
It's the nasty political spin attributed to a natural occurrence that's distasteful.

^
These fires are not natural disasters:

Originally Posted by HermantheGerman

Jerusalem (CNN)Wildfires raged across Israel for a third consecutive day, forcing tens of thousands of people from their homes in what officials described as an act of "arson terrorism." Twelve people were detained on Friday in relation to fires, police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said, although it was not immediately clear if they were suspected of arson or negligence.

There is only one reason for Israel to ban the muezzin, and that is to provoke more unrest, which it has succeeded in doing.
Next, Israel will say something along the lines of, "OK, now we need to pay back, so a few thousand more settlements is in order."

Originally Posted by Maanaam

There is only one reason for Israel to ban the muezzin

To get a good bladdy morning's kip, I'd imagine.

Originally Posted by Maanaam

There is only one reason for Israel to ban the muezzin, and that is to provoke more unrest, which it has succeeded in doing.
Next, Israel will say something along the lines of, "OK, now we need to pay back, so a few thousand more settlements is in order."

Don't be daft, noise pollution's the reason.

Who on earth (other than demented Muslims) want their peace shattered by a mad muezzin's gargling and yodeling over loudspeakers five times a day?

Imposing such a disturbance on non-Muslims is a breach of the peace, and should be dealt with along with all other unnecessary noise pollution,...banned.

Originally Posted by ENT

Originally Posted by Maanaam

There is only one reason for Israel to ban the muezzin, and that is to provoke more unrest, which it has succeeded in doing.
Next, Israel will say something along the lines of, "OK, now we need to pay back, so a few thousand more settlements is in order."

Don't be daft, noise pollution's the reason.

Who on earth (other than demented Muslims) want their peace shattered by a mad muezzin's gargling and yodeling over loudspeakers five times a day?

Imposing such a disturbance on non-Muslims is a breach of the peace, and should be dealt with along with all other unnecessary noise pollution,...banned.

What, even in their own land?
You know what you and your Islamaphobes always say, if you can't accept the culture, then leave. If the Israelis can't accept the culture, then leave.

Originally Posted by ENT

Don't be daft, noise pollution's the reason.

So, Christian church bells have been banned, have they?

Yep ban church bells and that pesky dawn birdsong and , and...

I lived for some years in Indonesia and for a non-believer the muezzine added an air of the exotic.

The problem lies with technology and loud speakers not the act itself.

They do add an air of exoticness where I live too....but that's not the point here: Israel is notorious for provocative actions that rouse the rabble Palestinians. It's the arousal that gets media coverage, and so world opinion sides with Israel when Israel reacts.
Or at did.
The world is getting wiser to the machinations and dastardly acts of Israel.

More church bells, that's what I say!

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

More church bells, that's what I say!

Do you hate Jews?

Originally Posted by VocalNeal

I lived for some years in Indonesia and for a non-believer the muezzine added an air of the exotic.

It does.

To us.

But put it next to the family house you grew up in, in the West..... your home, as you grew up.

Not exactly exotic then, eh.

Originally Posted by Luigi

Originally Posted by VocalNeal

I lived for some years in Indonesia and for a non-believer the muezzine added an air of the exotic.

It does.

To us.

But put it next to the family house you grew up in, in the West..... your home, as you grew up.

Not exactly exotic then, eh.

But we're talking about banning them in a part of the middle East, Palestine and Jerusalem specifically. Not exotic for them but on the contrary, part of the landscape, so to speak.

Originally Posted by Maanaam

Originally Posted by Luigi

Originally Posted by VocalNeal

I lived for some years in Indonesia and for a non-believer the muezzine added an air of the exotic.

It does.

To us.

But put it next to the family house you grew up in, in the West..... your home, as you grew up.

Not exactly exotic then, eh.

But we're talking about banning them in a part of the middle East, Palestine and Jerusalem specifically. Not exotic for them but on the contrary, part of the landscape, so to speak.

Israel's population is 80%+ non muslim.

A pain in the arse, or ears at least, for 80%+ of the population.


Tough

Shit