Real Facts

12/12/2023

Israel (the small blue country) lies in the middle of Arab countries (dark green). Its neighbours are Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon. Lighter green countries belong to the OIC (Organisation of Islamic Cooperation)

07/12/2023

A coin from 1927 used in British mandated Palestine which states in Hebrew: Palestina - eretz yisrael (the land of Israel)

12/05/2021

Hear what Gareth Cliff had to say about what is currently happening in Israel! Gareth Cliff

https://youtu.be/eKmeEKxwWYQ

19/02/2021

read article in our previous post!

17/02/2021

16/02/2021

Read the article on Palestinian child soldiers
UNICEFUNICEF USA
https://layoftheland.online/2021/02/15/casualties-of-conflict/

03/07/2019

Pony Ma, CEO and founder of the Chinese social media giant Tencent, started off by creating a clone of online instant messaging service ICQ in 1998 (it was even originally called OICQ before changing its name to QQ).

QQ was, and still is, the engine room which Tencent used to build their global business which today is one of the most valuable companies in the world with a market capitilisation north of $400bn.

ICQ was created in 1996 by Israeli company Mirabilis which was acquired by AOL in 1998. At the time, it was the record highest price paid for an Israeli tech company.

17/06/2019

In 1967, Israel fought the famous Six-Day War. Three of Israel's neighbours - Egypt, Jordan and Syria - were mounting a war against Israel. Some 100,000 Egyptian troops were sent to the Sinai desert, just south of Israel's border, which alerted Israeli intelligence. Israel fought against all three countries simultaneously, defeating them comprehensively in just 6 days.

The IDF (Israel Defense Force) overran the Sinai Peninsula from the Egyptians, captured the entire West Bank of the River Jordan with the culminating victory being the capture of the Old City of Jerusalem.

Although it was an accomplished victory by Israel, which allowed Israel to take control of East Jerusalem, it brought about the major political issues that Israel currently faces - control of the Gaza Strip (formerly of Egypt) and the West Bank (formerly of Jordan).

20/05/2019

On the 29th of November 1947, the United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine was adopted after the United Nations General Assembly voted 33 to 13 in favour of the resolution. The resolution recommended the creation of independent Arab and Jewish States over British mandated Palestine, a termination of the British mandate and the withdrawal of British armed forces. (See picture below).

The plan was accepted by the Jewish Agency for Palestine, despite its perceived limitations. Arab leaders and governments rejected it and indicated an unwillingness to accept any form of territorial division, arguing that it violated the principles of national self-determination in the UN Charter which granted people the right to decide their own destiny.

Immediately after adoption of the Resolution by the General Assembly, a civil war broke out and the plan was not implemented.

Six months later, on the 14th May 1948, Jewish leaders in the region formed the state of Israel. The British troops left and the next day, the new state was invaded by the armies of Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and Iraq. And thus began Israel's long and hard War of Independence.

The War of Independence was concluded by the signing of armistice agreements between Israel and the surrounding Arab states. Israel was left in control of 78 percent of mandatory Palestine - around 50 percent more than it had been allocated in the partition plan. The remaining 22 percent was split between Jordan (West Bank and East Jerusalem) and Egypt (Gaza Strip). An independent Palestine was never established, and no Arab state recognised Israel’s existence.

19/05/2019

The German Parliament on Friday became the first in the European Union to pass a symbolic resolution that designates the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions, or BDS movement against Israel as anti-Semitic.

The nonbinding vote said the campaign to boycott Israeli products, along with the movement’s “Don’t Buy” stickers, recalled “the most terrible chapter in German history” and revived memories of the N**i motto “Don’t buy from Jews.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/17/world/europe/germany-bds-anti-semitic.html

The campaign to boycott Israeli artists and goods recalled “the most terrible chapter in German history” and revived memories of the motto “Don’t buy from Jews.”

18/05/2019

All those red countries are Muslim countries. Can you spot Israel? It's the little yellow country amongst the sea of red.

17/05/2019

The mandate for Palestine was for the British administration of the territories of Palestine and Transjordan, both of which had been conceded by the Ottoman Empire following World War I. The mandate was assigned to Britain in April 1920 following France's concession of the previously agreed "international administration" over Palestine. There were less than 700,000 people living in Palestine at the time, made up of Muslims, Jews, Christians and other religions.

20/11/2018

Tonights soccer , Israel vs Scotland National teams .. Israel is captained by a Muslim . ..there are 4 Muslims and a Bedouin included on merit only.. Arabs and Jewish Israelis playing for the Israeli national side.

18/11/2018

Israel Bias

26/09/2018

Palestinian history!

04/09/2018

Please you MUST watch this and Share it as widely as possible!

http://www.israellycool.com/2018/08/31/must-watch-champion-debater-wipes-floor-with-bds-hole/

On South African TV, BDS-hole Muhammed Desai challenged champion debater, writer, analyst and commentator Jamie Mithi, who opposes BDS (and BS).

03/09/2018

The truth always comes out!

31/07/2018

A must watch! Please share!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMOgE5w2jyI&feature=youtu.be

SA friends of Israel march to the union building.

28/07/2018

What the South African Christian community are doing to FIGHT for Israel.
They know the truth, do you?

25/07/2018

Thousands protest in support of Israel.
Pretoria, South Africa

25/07/2018

25/07/2018

Today is the day
Make your voice heard!
“He who blesses Israel will be blessed, he who curses Israel will be cursed”
Let’s make sure South Africa remains blessed!
Be a part of this momentous event!

24/07/2018

We are calling on people of all faiths to come together and stand united in solidarity to send a message to our government to cease efforts to sever ties with State of Israel and to reinstate the SA Ambassador to Israel.
Gathering at 10:00 am on Wednesday 25 July outside the grounds of Pretoria Art Museum (Cnr Francis Baard & Wessels St, Arcadia, Pretoria) where we will march to the Union Gardens .

Parking will be available.
Alternatively you can catch the Gautrain to the Hatfield Station and Uber to the venue.

Join us and be part of the change!
Don’t forget to wear blue & white

For more information: www.safisa.co.za | 011 645 2601

23/07/2018

We are calling on people of all faiths to come together and stand united in solidarity to send a message to our government to cease efforts to sever ties with State of Israel and to reinstate the SA Ambassador to Israel.
Gathering at 10:00 am on Wednesday 25 July outside the grounds of Pretoria Art Museum (Cnr Francis Baard & Wessels St, Arcadia, Pretoria) where we will march to the Union Gardens .

Parking will be available.
Alternatively you can catch the Gautrain to the Hatfield Station and Uber to the venue.

Join us and be part of the change!
Don’t forget to wear blue & white

For more information: www.safisa.co.za | 011 645 2601

22/07/2018

Don’t forget this all important solidarity march! Make sure you make our voices heard!

09/07/2018

This is Israel! A country that literally saves lives and improves the world for the better every single day!

06/07/2018

Reminder to all peace loving people!
Let’s make sure our voices are heard!
Please share and invite your friends!

04/07/2018

The time is here and the time is now!
Our voices can and must be heard!
Make sure your voice is heard!
Save the date and email below for more details!

22/06/2018

FREEDOM OF SPEECH - DO's and Don't DO's
South Africa is changing. Its vital that you educate yourself regarding new policy in respect to what is considered freedom of speech - especially when it comes to having a different opinion as to where you appropriate the blame of a country being a 'sh*t hole". This illustration will assist you in understanding the very subtle differences between free speech and hate speech.

06/06/2018

Reminder please sign and share this petition!
Make your voice heard!

South African Government: Petition to the SA Government to cease efforts to sever ties with State of Israel