Arab Media Covers Up Wikileaks

The roughly quarter million U.S. diplomatic cables made public by Wikileaks has caused great embarrassment to Arab leaders and naturally the Arab media has bowed down. The leaks show what Arabs have always known about their corrupt tyrants: they are lying duplicitous cowards who obsequiously bow down to the United States, say one thing in Arabic to their people but another in English to American officials, and are solely concerned with persevering their security relationship with the U.S. and their illegitimate regimes.

The Wikileaks cables show that Arab regimes have, albeit this is no surprise, been eagerly pushing for a U.S. attack against Iran - which is referred to by some Arab leaders as "evil" and a "snake" - especially Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates-Abu Dhubi royals. These regimes fear an nuclear Iran and even with the high cost of a war judge an attack against Iran to be worth it.

The Israeli head of the Mossad says that the Saudi king does not hate Israel. Why should he? The Saudis and Zionists now have an alliance due to their common enemy against Iran.

The rest of the Arab media's natural silence on these humiliating cables is to be expected, but al Jazeera's silence is a natural shame. al Jazeera is supposed to be the courageous pioneer in the Arab media and report such information, but they have been silent on the Wikileaks and not just on Qatar (which is par for the course) but for all Arab regimes. al Jazeera does not want to antagonize Arab regimes and on its website it has an article stating that some leaks have been published but does not detail the content. And the Saudi propaganda channel al Arabiya has instead this silly story about how a building in Iran has a star of David on its roof:

The Mossad chief and Zionist hoodlum, who is an uninformed buffoon as the leaks make clear, jokes against al Jazeera as a provocateur:

Dagan predicted, with some humor, that al-Jazeera would be the next cause of war in the Middle East as some Arab leaders (specifically Saudi Arabia) are willing to take drastic steps to shut down the channel, and hold Sheikh Hamid personally responsible for its provocations.

Right. Israel's wars and occupations and America's wars and occupations which have killed hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians are not provocations, but al Jazeera's mere reporting is the problem not the actual crimes. Arabs should not see the crimes, apparently, of Israel and America.

Stating that al Jazeera will be the cause of the next war (at a time when Israel has launched two wars in 2 years and planning a third) may be the most cynical illustration of the old axiom of "shooting the messenger".

H/T: Angry Arab.

P.S. Just because we're covering the emerging Wikileaks story does not mean Israel has ceased its horrific and immoral crimes of occupation. Today in Zionist unforgivable shame:

A government discussion on the establishment of an "open detention facility" for infiltrators who entered Israel illegally through Egypt is causing panic among African refugees and work migrants. Aid organizations are referring to the new facility as a refugee camp – "a ghetto for forced and unlimited detention."

A "liberal" Israeli rabbi considers Arabs to be foreigners on their own land. This is considered Israeli/Zionist humanitarianism:

Renting out apartments to Arabs has been forbidden by Safed's rabbis, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef has also pointed out that it is forbidden, and many other rabbis remain sheepishly silent on grounds of political correctness and admit that "there is nothing to be done, this is halachic law". One person who disagrees with these rabbis is the head of the Petah Tikva hesder yeshiva, Rabbi Yuval Sherlo, who states that "it is right and correct prefer renting out apartments within our own nation, but it is not right to ban renting out apartments to Arabs." In an article published in the weekly Maayanei Ha'Yeshuaa which is distributed every Shabbat in synagogues, he explains that: "Jewish sovereignty cannot exist without caring for foreigners who live among us when it comes to housing and employment."

Finally, something nice mailed to an Israeli war criminal:

The poster includes a picture of a young child buried in the sand. His head is the only thing sticking out and he appears to be dead. Two hands in the background, apparently belonging to a soldier, are directed at him. The picture's caption reads, "How will you explain this to God?' The letter was sent in an envelope from Madrid to the homes of Colonel (res.) Gruber and several other IDF officers, including Central Command Chief Avi Mizrahi and outgoing Military Intelligence Director Amos Yadlin. Some of the posters include a picture of an injured or dead young woman being held by a soldier. The English sentence is similar. The army does not know at this stage the exact number of letters sent to the officers' home. The website included dozens of addresses of IDF officers, most of whom are believed to have received such letters.

Zionists find even Palestinian shirts to be terrorism:

26-year-old Palestinian from Nablus said Israeli soldiers ordered him to remove his shirt and then confiscated it on Sunday. Nader Rezeq Dweikat said he was walking near his home in Beta village to get fuel for his tractor when three soldiers in a military jeep stopped him.

O' what a vile state! No wonder Israeli officials speak nicely about the Saudi king. They both share a love for bigotry and oppression.