Israeli settlers attack elderly Palestinian. © www.ccun.org
Our friend EDB, who joined the 'Platform' recently, has this pointy dissection of the latest Zionist concoction 'The Israel Project’s 2009 Global Language Dictionary' ..."Menassat', here.
"... Obama era-appropriate language Indicating that Israel’s advocates need to adapt to new realities under the Obama administration, the guide devotes an entire chapter to “learn[ing] from President Obama’s language.” “Avoid Bush-era sounding terms like ‘Islamo-fascism,’” Luntz writes. Like Obama’s campaign slogan, Israeli propagandists should employ “hope,” for example by stating: “The day will come when Israeli children and Palestinian children will grow up together, play together, and eventually work together side-by-side not just because they have to but because they want to.”
When necessary, the report recommends spokespersons also admit to Israel’s mistakes. “Use humility: ‘I know that in trying to defend its children and citizens from terrorists that Israel has accidentally hurt innocent people. I know it, and I’m sorry for it. But what can Israel do to defend itself? If American had given up land for peace—and that land had been used for launching rockets at America, what would America do? Israel was attacked with thousands of rockets from Iran-backed Palestinian terrorists in Gaza. What should Israel have done to protect her children?’”..."
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