et le fait qu ils profitent du désordre des colonies.

Many sex offenders, including Malka Leifer, find refuge in ultra-Orthodox settlements in the West Bank (The Jewish Independent, 2024). Over 700,000 Israeli settlers reside in these areas, occupying Palestinian land in 150 government-supported settlements, which are deemed illegal under international law. Government funding also extends to unauthorized outposts, allowing convicted offenders to live with minimal interference (Al Jazeera, 2023).
 
As a result, West Bank settlements have faced prolonged scrutiny over severe allegations of child sex abuse, including rape and child pornography. These cases, marked by extensive online exploitation and in-person assaults, underscore a troubling trend, as the settlements have been known to harbor individuals accused of sexual offenses for an extended period (The Times of Israel, 2023).

Jewish group weighs legal action after Dublin hotel cancels bookings for anti-Semitism event
Venue asked if conference had links to Israel Defense Forces, Jewish Representative Council of Ireland says

The gathering, which included visits to the European headquarters of Tik Tok and Meta, brought dozens of representatives of WJC-affiliated Jewish communities and organizations together with 39 government delegates from 28 countries and representatives from seven multilateral institutions.

greater recognition of antisemitism expressed through anti-Zionist rhetoric

One study – a 2022 analysis of antisemitic comments on the Facebook pages of British, French and German media outlets – is cited 454 times across 88 of the 124 reports, including in pages on apparently unrelated topics including land registration in the occupied territories, Aipac’s influence on US media coverage, the Gaza death toll, the 1948 expulsions and the blockade of Gaza.
 
Cleveland-Stout noted the cumulative effect of this inclusion. “Almost every article concludes with saying, well, just talking about this though could contribute to antisemitism,” he said. “And it’ll throw in the study about Facebook comments in Britain.”

Max @MaxNordau
 
According to the Palestinian Authority's official school textbooks for grades 6 through 9:
• The Canaanites were Arabs
• Palestine grew tomatoes and potatoes in the 600s
• Muslims invented zero and reached America in the 800s
• The Third Crusade was in 1291, sent by "Britain"
• George Washington declared independence at the "Third Philadelphia Congress"
• World War I was fought by the Axis
• Israel burned al-Aqsa
• A terrorist who killed 13 children on a bus killed "soldiers"
• Ancient Israel did not exist
 
This is what UNRWA and PA schools are teaching to children.
 
Let's take a journey through the Palestinian Authority's fantasy world. https://t.co/QjfVoDq27E

Max @MaxNordau
 
It starts in the Bronze Age.
 
According to the Palestinian Authority: The Arameans, Canaanites, Akkadians, Assyrians and Amorites were all "Arab tribes" who migrated out of Arabia.
 
In reality: None of these groups were Arabs. The Akkadians and Assyrians were native to Iraq and wrote in Akkadian. The Amorites came from Syria. Sargon of Akkad ruled around 2300 BC, and the first person in history ever called an "Arab" turns up on an Assyrian monument in 853 BC. Referring to all of these people as "Arabs" is like referring to Celts as "English."
 
Source: Grade 6, p.34 https://t.co/wT8cVcNHKE

Max @MaxNordau
 
According to the Palestinian Authority: "The Canaanites: they are of the Arab tribes that migrated from the Arabian Peninsula."
 
In reality: The Canaanites were absolutely NOT tribes from Arabia. Canaan is in the records by the 1700s BC, a thousand years before anyone is called an Arab. The Canaanites spoke Canaanite languages, and Hebrew is one of them; Arabic isn't. Ancient DNA from Canaanite burials shows local Levantine ancestry and no migration from Arabia.
 
In an attempt to fabricate a 4,000-year Arab claim to the land, the Palestinian Authority pretends that the Canaanites were Arabs.
 
Source: Grade 6, p.44 https://t.co/zVLPitayJL

Max @MaxNordau
 
The Palestinian Authority's historical errors extend far beyond the Levant. Let's see what they say about Mesopotamia.
 
According to the Palestinian Authority: Hammurabi's laws are "the first law in Mesopotamia, and the oldest written laws in human history."
 
In reality: Hammurabi wrote his code around 1754 BC. Mesopotamia already had the Code of Ur-Nammu (c. 2100 BC), the Laws of Lipit-Ishtar (c. 1930 BC) and the Laws of Eshnunna. It isn't the first in the world, and it isn't even the first in Mesopotamia.
 
Source: Grade 6, p.62 https://t.co/YEK4FjdnQZ

Max @MaxNordau
 
What came after the Canaanites?
 
According to the Palestinian Authority: The land "fell under the rule of the Pharaohs, the Assyrians, the Chaldeans and the Persians."
 
In reality: Between the Pharaohs and the Assyrians, for roughly 400 years, the land was ruled by the kingdoms of Israel and Judah. Then the Assyrians destroyed Israel (722 BC) and the Chaldeans destroyed Judah (586 BC). The book names the conquerors and deletes who they conquered. Israel is on an Egyptian stele from 1208 BC, "the House of David" on a 9th-century stele, and Israelite kings by name in Assyrian records. All of it is gone.
 
In an attempt to deny the connection between the Jews and the Land of Israel, the Palestinian Authority's textbooks erase centuries of well-documented history.
 
Source: Grade 6, p.54 https://t.co/VsuxMkao1j

Max @MaxNordau
 
The Palestinian Authority attempts to erase Jewish history, but it presents the Hebrew names. How do they explain it? By calling the Hebrew names "Canaanite."
 
According to the Palestinian Authority: "Shechem (Nablus)" is a Canaanite city, and the Zionist occupation "named  its settlements with these Canaanite names, and stole Palestinian national heritage."
 
In reality: Shechem is in Egyptian texts from around 1850 BC, and it never stopped being the city's Hebrew name. "Nablus" is the new name: Roman Flavia Neapolis, founded in 72 AD. Israel didn't steal the ancient name. It kept it.
 
Source: Grade 6, p.52 https://t.co/4U8L6eLsV2

Max @MaxNordau
 
According to the Palestinian Authority: Before Islam, Iraq, Syria and North Africa were "Arab lands" suffering from Persian, Greek and Roman "occupation."
 
In reality: They weren't Arab lands. Their people spoke Aramaic, Greek, Coptic and Berber, and only became Arabic-speaking after the Arab conquest of the 7th century.
 
In the book's terms:
Rome ruling Berbers = "occupation"
Arabs conquering Berbers = "liberation"
 
Source: Grade 6, Part 2, p.13 https://t.co/6ZGE3DeVYU

Max @MaxNordau
 
How does the Palestinian Authority report on the Arab conquests of North Africa?
 
According to the Palestinian Authority: North Africa, all the way to the Atlantic, was conquered "in the era of Uthman," who died in 656.
 
In reality: Under Uthman, the Arab armies went no farther west than Tunisia, in a single raid in 647 that collected tribute and went home. Morocco was conquered around 700, under the Umayyads. The map is off by half a century and about 2,000 km.
 
Source: Grade 6, Part 2, p.58 https://t.co/0TtKiTDhgp

Max @MaxNordau
 
The Palestinian Authority wants you to know that the Islamic conquest of Jerusalem was actually quite tolerant.
 
According to the Palestinian Authority: The Pact of Umar, which says "no one of the Jews shall live with them in Jerusalem," is "religious tolerance that has no parallel in the history of civilizations," and "the oldest" document regulating relations between religions.
 
Read that again: The Palestinian Authority says that a total ban on Jews living in Jerusalem is a high point of religious tolerance and, moreover, the first such document in history.
 
Banning a religious group is not religious tolerance. And Rome's Edict of Milan, which granted freedom of religion, came 300 years earlier.
 
Source: Grade 6, Part 2, p.79 https://t.co/cMD3wvHjms

Max @MaxNordau
 
Fun fact: The early Islamic conquerors of the Levant were apparently also time travelers.
 
According to the Palestinian Authority: Under the first caliphs (632–661), Palestine grew "tomatoes, potatoes, corn, sugar cane and oranges."
 
In reality:
• Tomatoes and potatoes came  from the Americas. Nobody outside the Americas saw one until after Columbus, 800 years later.
• Bitter oranges first arrived in the 900s, and sweet oranges arrived in the 1500s. Even the Arabic word the book uses for orange—burtuqal—means "Portugal," after the Portuguese traders who brought sweet oranges from Asia to the Mediterranean.
 
Source: Grade 6, Part 2, p.80 https://t.co/sYcgDl9WeV

Max @MaxNordau
 
Muslims discovered America!
 
According to Palestinian Authority textbooks: An Andalusian Arab sailed west and "reached South America in the ninth century," and "inscriptions found in Brazil" prove Muslims got there before the Europeans.
 
In reality: The book's own source, al-Idrisi, says those sailors landed on some Atlantic islands, got captured, and were shipped back to Morocco. He never mentions a land across the ocean. And no genuine Muslim inscription has ever been found in Brazil.
 
Source: Grade 8, Part 2, p.17 https://t.co/ZzUf3ls938

« Dans une rue de Marseille - je vais vous donner quelques informations - tous les commerces détenus par des juifs ont été incendiés, les commerces tenus par les musulmans ne l’ont pas été »,

« Les commerces ont été pillés sans distinction religieuse » : le Crif et la préfecture de police démentent un ciblage des boutiques juives à Marseille
 
Le journaliste Paul Amar avait évoqué sur CNews un ciblage de commerces juifs à Marseille lors des pillages du 17 octobre. Une rumeur erronée et largement relayée sur les réseaux sociaux.

« À Marseille, lors des manifestations du 17 octobre, plusieurs commerces ont été dégradés, DONT certains tenus par des personnes de confession juive. Aucun élément ne permet à ce stade d’établir un ciblage lié à la confession de leurs exploitants », avait souligné le Service de protection de la communauté juive (SPCJ) dans un communiqué diffusé dimanche, en appelant à « la prudence et la responsabilité » et à « ne pas relayer d’informations non vérifiées ».