Friends,
Toronto had a film festival highlighting movies about Tel Aviv. You’d think a city that pre-dates the Jewish State, one not in the “occupied territories” would not be controversial. Guess what? Jane Fonda, Danny Glover and Eve Ensler (that basket case) Naomi Klein, Alice Walker etc. are protesting, signing a letter which says: “we are deeply disturbed by [TIFF's] decision to host a celebratory spotlight on Tel Aviv,” the letter begins. “We protest that TIFF, whether intentionally or not, has become complicit in the Israeli propaganda machine…we object to the use of such an important international festival in staging a propaganda campaign on behalf of … an apartheid regime.”
And now, the festival’s director, Cameron Bailey, whose good idea it was in the first place to focus on Tel Aviv, has backed down, calling Tel Aviv “contested ground” and vowing: “to learn more about the Palestinian-led Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.” Contested by whom? The Hamas?
Just shows you the inroads of Palestinian hate speak, and the useful idiots involved. Read more >

Friends,




