Hamas Kids Show Rabbit Says "I will Finish Off the Jews and Eat Them"

Is there any more evil organization in the world than Hamas? And is there any more blatant and despicable manifestation of Jew hatred than the Hamas children's television program, Pioneers of Tomorrow?

This was, after all, the show that brought Palestinian children Farfur the Mouse, a Mickey Mouse look-alike, who would lead songs about shooting Jews with his AK-47. Farfur, you may recall, was stabbed to death by an Israeli interrogator when he refused to turn over the key to his family's home, stolen in 1948 by the Jews, in the mythical Tel-Al-Rabi, which Hamas claims is the Arab town now "occupied" by the City of Tel Aviv. The well-documented fact that Jewish pioneers developed the city of Tel Aviv on vacant sand dunes between 1908 and 1910 somehow did not make into the Hamas narrative.

Then there was Farfur's replacement, Nahoul the honeybee, killed off in another episode when the Israelis would not let Nahoul leave Gaza for needed medical treatment. Perhaps the Israelis thought that Nahoul might follow the example of Wafa Samir Ibrahim al-Biss, a 21-year old Palestinian woman, who lived in the Jabalya refugee camp in the Gaza strip. In January 2005 she suffered burns in a cooking accident in her home. She was admitted for treatment to the Soroka hospital in the Israeli town of Beer Sheva. She became an outpatient and was issued by the Israeli authorities with a special pass entitling her to cross into Israel to receive medical treatment. On 21 June 2005 she was arrested at the Erez crossing point, on her way out of Gaza and to Soroka, wearing 10 kgs of explosives in her underwear. On Israeli TV she admitted that she had planned to explode the bomb in the hospital where she was being treated. She stated that she had been recruited by the Fatah Al Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigade, and added that she had wanted to target as many children as possible. (Fatah and its Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade run a close second to Hamas in the "most evil organization" competition.)

Now Hamas brings us Assoud the Rabbit. On the "Pioneers of Tomorrow" segment, the following dialogue takes place between Assoud [Arabic for "lion"] and the young girl who serves as the shows hostess:

Girl: "Why is your name Assoud, since you are a rabbit?"

Assoud: "A rabbit is a [term] for a bad person and coward. And I, Assoud, will finish off the Jews and eat them."

Girl: "Allah Willing!"

What a delightful religiously inspired message of brotherhood! You can see this abominable obscenity of a children's program for yourself, at LGF here.

Hamas Children's TV Show Depicts Murder of President Bush and Conversion of White House into Mosque

From the folks who brought you Farfur, the AK-47 toting mouse, a Hamas children's television show presented a puppet show, in which the "hero" murders President George W. Bush with the "sword of Islam" and announces that the White House has been turned into a "big mosque for the Islamic nation and Muslim." A transcript of the puppet show and a link to a video showing it appears at the StandWithUs website and at Palestinian Media Watch. Hats off to Palestinian Media Watch for keeping the non-Arab world aware of the poison that Hamas and other Islamic extremists feed their children.

Anyone who somehow believes that only Israel, and not the U.S., has anything to fear from Hamas and its ilk is sadly deluded.

Hamas Plans 200 Million Dollar Hollywood-Style Media City in Gaza

NEW! From the people who brought you Farfur the Hamas Mouse (shown at left firing an AK-47 at Israeli occupiers).

In a story that proves that reality totally outstrips the imagination of any striking Writer's Guild member, AP reports that Gaza's Hamas rulers plan to build a $200,000,000 movie studio and media center, "at a time when the Gaza economy has ground to a standstill and its people are struggling to feed themselves because of Israeli and international sanctions against the Islamic group listed as a terror organization. " Fathi Hamad, a Hamas lawmaker and head of the project, said the project's directors have raised $1 million, a small fraction of the $200 million price tag. He said he was confident the group could raise the rest from local donations and from Palestinians living abroad. Talal Okal, a Palestinian political writer close to Hamas, said finding the money would be difficult, but not impossible, because of Hamas' network of supporters in the Arab world. He said the announcement was an important first step toward obtaining full control over the media. "(Hamas) realizes the importance of the media," Okal said.

They certainly do, but Hamas is not burdened with Western concepts of press freedom. The same AP story notes:

Hamas officials refuse to speak to Palestinian journalists who have not applied for Hamas press cards, and the group often harasses reporters who are not loyalists. On Tuesday, Hamas police stormed the house of reporter Hisham Sakallah, an editor of a local news Web site, and confiscated his computer and archives.

In sadly related news, the U.N. agency responsible for aiding Palestinian refugees indicated today that it knows exactly who to blame for the economic disaster in Gaza. Is it Hamas, which prefers raising two hundred million dollars for a media outlet for its propaganda, rather than constructing power plants, water treatment plants and factories that might actually improve the lives of Gazan Arabs? No, of course not--it's those damn Israelis.

"They're trying to punish those who've taken control of Gaza but in fact they're punishing everybody inside Gaza, a very small percentage of whom support the people who are controlling Gaza right now," Karen Koning AbuZayd of the United Nations Works and Relief Agency said at a press conference in New York. AbuZayd said that that Israel's near economic blockade of the Gaza Strip is fueling support for extremists and shattering hopes for a peaceful future. She did not mention that the "very small percentage" of Gaza residents who support Hamas actually elected them into power; that the United States and the European Union have supported the economic isolation of Hamasistan in Gaza; that Hamas vows the destruction of Israel; or that Hamas militias and other Palestinian terrorist militias launch daily rocket attacks at Israeli towns. She also didn't mention Hamas Media City.

While we are on the subject, why are the Palestinian refugees the only group of refugees in the history of the United Nations to have its own UN welfare agency, UNWRA? The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, established in 1950 by the United Nations General Assembly, has a mandate to lead and co-ordinate international action to protect refugees and resolve refugee problems worldwide, with the sole exception of Palestinian refugees. UNWRA also began operations in 1950, and, according to its official website, "In the absence of a solution to the Palestine refugee problem, the General Assembly has repeatedly renewed UNRWA's mandate, most recently extending it until 30 June 2008." Moreover, "[o]riginally envisaged as a temporary organization, the Agency has gradually adjusted its programmes to meet the changing needs of the refugees. Today, UNRWA is the main provider of basic services - education, health, relief and social services - to over 4.4 million registered Palestine refugees in the Middle East."

Gee, imagine that. In the 57 years since the creation of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, millions upon millions of international refugees have been resettled and have gotten on with their lives in their new homes. The website of the UNHCR states, "In more than five decades, the agency has helped an estimated 50 million people restart their lives."

In contrast, during the same time period, the number of registered Palestinian refugees, according to UNWRA, has increased from the original 910,000 (many of whom presumably have died over the past six decades) to today's 4.4 million. Surely, having successfully resettled 50 million refugees, it would not have been difficult for the UN to resettle the original 910,000 Palestinian refugees, or even their 4.4 million descendents. Why therefore has there been no "solution to the Palestinian refugee problem"? Primarly because the Arab nations and their third-world allies believed, and still believe, that the only acceptable solution to the Palestinian refugee problem is the eradication of the State of Israel. Within the UN itself, there is tremendous institutional pressure to avoid a solution to the Palestinian refugee problem, because that would remove the need for UNWRA, its $487,100,000 annual budget and its 25,000 employees, including Ms. Karen Koning AbuZayd.

Breaking News: Jews Kill "Mickey Mouse" Lookalike Farfour on Hamas TV! Is Bambi Next?

Oh, those perfidious Jews! As readers may have heard previously, "The Pioneers of Tomorrow," a Hamas television children's program, has featured Farfour, a Mickey Mouse ripoff, who inspires Palestinian children to martyrdom in order to liberate Palestine from the Jews. On this past week's program, an Israeli interrogator beat Farfour the Mouse to death.

Farfour's martyrdom occurred when Farfour refused to turn over to the Jews the key and documents that proved that Farfour's family owned "Tel Al-Rabi," which according to Farfour's late grandfather the Jews renamed Tel Aviv after they occupied it in 1948. Or maybe it's Jerusalem; the Hamas children's program is inconsistent on that point. (Actually, Jewish pioneers built Tel Aviv on purchased coastal sand dunes from 1908-1910--as depicted in the photo reproduced at the bottom of this post--but let's not confuse our Palestinian children with bothersome facts.) In any event, Farfour refused "lots of money" that the Israeli interrogator offered the mouse for the key and documents, because of Farfour's loyalty to the promise he made to his dying grandfather to return to live on the land when it was redeemed from "the filth of the criminal, plundering Jews."

Farfour's pledge to his grandfather occurs in the opening scene of the program. Farfour's grandfather dies after extracting the promise from Farfur, apparently of old age, but Farfour declares immediately afterward that the Jews have killed his grandfather. Apparently in the fictional nation of Palestine, before the creation of the State of Israel, no one died of old age. Death is another disaster introduced by the Jews. It is not explained why the grandson of the elderly Palestinian Arab is a mouse.

To view the entire heartrending story (with English subtitles) of how the Jews stole the land of poor Farfour's family and built Tel Aviv (or maybe Jerusalem) on it, go the Memri site.

Mohammad Saeed, the director of production at Al-Aqsa Television, told Reuters the station would use other famous cartoon characters in future shows.
'Farfour was a story alive and he has turned into another story as a (martyr),' Saeed said."

Auction of lots at site of future city of Tel Aviv, 1909.