Jeff Halper arrested, releasted; Israel considering boarding Gaza boats

Israel may reverse its decision not to board the boats that entered Gaza illegally in support of the genocidal Hamas terrorist regime, as they have evidently taken with them 14 Palestinians who were denied exit from Gaza by Israel, presumably because of terrorist connections.

 

Israeli academic Jeff Halper, who had arrived on the boats, was arrested when he crossed into Israel, for illegally entering Gaza. Halper has never made any attempt to hide his ambition to destroy Israel and substitute a "secular democratic state" for it, using the occupation as an excuse. Halper was released on bail for some reason. While in Gaza, the illegal Hamas government, which took power by force, gave Halper Palestinian citizenship, of which he is quite proud.

 

Dr. Vaggelis Pissias, one of the organizers of the Free Gaza Movement, rejected Israel's right to stop the boats.

"We do not accept that Israel can stop these boats," Pissias said. "Palestinians have the same rights as all other peoples. Why is it that the only people in the Mediterranean without access to their own waters are the Palestinians?"

 

Well you see, Dr. Pissias, the Hamas government is illegal, and is effectively at war with Israel. Why didn't the Germans have access to passage through the Baltic in World War II?

 

Ami Isseroff