Rabbis who support killing of all Non-Jewish babies are innocent

Rabbis Yitzhak Shapira and Yosef Elitzur will not be prosecuted for their book Torat HaMelech. Shapira and Elitzur wrote in Torat HaMelech that non-Jews who are non-combatants could be killed in times of war. Even babies in their cribs could be killed, they wrote, “if there is a good chance they will grow up to be like their evil parents.”Source: http://failedmessiah.typepad.com/failed_messiahcom/2012/05/rabbis-who-endorsed-the-murder-of-non-jewish-babies-wont-be-prosecuted-ag-says-345.html

Investigation of two West Bank rabbis who wrote a religious text, Torat Hamelech fails to produce necessary evidence on which to base an indictment for incitement to racism and violence, AG says.

Source: Haaretz

European Parliament’s gender equality committee asks for banning books showing families

The draft report “on eliminating gender stereotypes in the EU,” tabled by a far-Left Dutch MEP, said school curriculum materials should stop depicting men and women in their “traditional roles” of mothers and fathers. It said that such depictions are “encouraging more gender discrimination in different areas of society and all age groups.”
Source: http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/ban-childrens-books-depicting-traditional-families-gender-stereotyping-says

No such thing in Israel, of course...

Israel rejects UN call for nuclear transparency

Israel has rebuffed a UN call to adhere to the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and open itself to international inspectors, calling the suggestion a "meaningless mechanical vote" of a body that “lost all its credibility regarding Israel.”

In a 174-6 vote, the United Nations General Assembly demanded in a non-binding call that Tel Aviv join the NPT“without further delay," in an effort to create a legally binding nuclear-free Middle East.

Source: http://rt.com/news/israel-rejects-un-nuclear-transparency-298/

Germany expands "compensations" to Jewish "victims"

Germany already increased payments this year for home care for Holocaust survivors by 15 percent over 2011, and has pledged to raise that further in 2013 and 2014.
Source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/germany-expanding-compensation-for-nazi-victims-with-amendment-to-original-treaty/2012/11/15/604f25ee-2f0b-11e2-af17-67abba0676e2_story_1.html

Evolution of US Debt

Source: FutureTimeline

Jew upset of Obama, their role model for the Goyim, for not being subservient enough to Israel

As a Jew and a lifelong supporter of Israel, I would ask my fellow Jews to think long and hard at the voting booth on November 6. Perhaps it is time to consider whether the historic voting patterns of Jews on behalf of the Democratic Party are in the best interests of the Jewish people? Is a vote for Obama, a vote condemning Israel to become a sitting duck in the name of political correctness? Even more importantly, is voting for Obama over social issues, or a woman’s right to choose, worth risking another Holocaust?

Source: http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2012/09/04/why-obama-has-abandoned-israel-and-jews-should-abandon-obama/#ixzz2BZ2KbZ2Y

Italy to ban all criticism of Jews

Rome’s provincial council is calling for websites that promote racism and anti-Semitism to be blocked and such online hatred criminalized.

The council on Monday unanimously passed a motion voicing solidarity with Rome local official Carla Di Veroli and with the Rome Jewish community in general following anti-Semitic attacks on Di Veroli that appeared last week on the neo-Nazi website Stormfront.

Di Veroli, who is Jewish, has long been an anti-fascist and minority rights activist.

The motion also commits provincial officials to “assume every appropriate initiative” to urge the relevant authorities and institutions to block websites that “spread ideas that instigate racial hatred, anti-Semitism, xenophobia and homophobia.” It pushed for a law to brand online hate spread on websites as a criminal act.

Source: http://www.jta.org/news/article/2012/10/30/3110616/criminalize-anti-semitic-websites-rome-provincial-council-says-in-motion