Awwww dont you just love the cartoon characters?
Question by Big River: Awwww dont you just love the cartoon characters?
In a Feb. 8 program, the Hamas-controlled Gaza television channel Al-Aksa introduced a third cartoon animal mascot for its campaign of resistance against Israelis, according to a February dispatch in London’s Daily Mail. Following “Farfur” (a Mickey Mouse look-alike who, according to the storyline, was eventually assassinated by an Israeli soldier) and “Nahul” (a bee who was killed when he could not get medical treatment after an Israeli attack), the new character is “Assud,” a Bugs Bunny look-alike who does not say, “What’s up, Doc?” but rather, “I will eat Jews.” [Haaretz, 2-13-08; Independent Media Review Analysis (Kfar Sava, Israel), 2-11-08]
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yes i lov em
Fatima A
February 12, 2014 at 8:06 am
Anyone who says the pen is mightier than the sword has never been run through with a sabre..
Ellis
February 12, 2014 at 9:05 am
surely i do !!!!!!!!!!
bLazE
February 12, 2014 at 9:15 am
Ha ha
asboclothing
February 12, 2014 at 9:54 am
nothing else matters……..
koukou
February 12, 2014 at 9:59 am
<<<<<<<<<<< And what's wrong with cartoon characters? To answer your question: Yes, I love cartoon characters.
The Hooded Claw©
February 12, 2014 at 10:01 am
The Palestinian television serves to teach their children to hate Jews and to murder them. It is a most effective tool in raising another generation of Arabs who will do what they can to destroy Israel and push the Jews into the sea.
Yes, they poison their children’s minds at an early age.
A previous TV character created to incite Palestinian Authority children to anti-Semitism, Islamic triumphalism and violence appeared on a popular show produced by Hamas. The character is a cute rabbit who aspires to finish off the Jews and eat them.
The rabbit’s name is Assoud, which translates as “lions,” and he has come from Lebanon “in order to return to the homeland and liberate it,” according to the Palestinian Media Watch (PMW) organization, which translated the dialogue.
In a PA children’s program called Tomorrow’s Pioneers, a young girl hostess asks the new character, “Why is your name Assoud, since you are a rabbit?”
Assoud replies: “A rabbit is a [term] for a bad person and coward. And I, Assoud, will finish off the Jews and eat them.”
“Allah Willing!” the girl exclaims.
Later in the show, children are taught that the Jewish city of Tel Aviv is actually Arab and that it must be “liberated” by way of Hamas-style terrorism.
Assoud asks the child hostess of the program, “Do you know the original name of our city… Tel Aviv?”
“It’s our city: Tel-Rabia,” she replies, “but the Zionists today call it Tel Aviv, but i t will stay ours…. And we will return with Allah’s will.”
Assoud: “How will we go to our city if the Jews took it?”
“We will continue the resistance [a PA term for terrorism],” she answers.
The program ends with singing: “We will never recognize Israel….” with the hostess emphasizing the call to “liberate our homeland from the Zionist filth.”
The show, Tomorrow’s Pioneers, first became known for its genocidal Mickey Mouse look-alike character, Farfur. The show’s producers had Farfur murdered by Israelis and replaced by Nahoul the bee, who was killed off in an episode in which Israel would not allow him to leave Gaza for medical treatment.
How cruel of these Palestinians to defer any hope of peace by poisoning their children’s minds at an early age!
The show, Tomorrow’s Pioneers, first became known for its genocidal Mickey Mouse look-alike character, _Farfur_ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jm8w7_P8wZ0
The show’s producers had Farfur murdered by Israelis and replaced by _Nahoul_ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uPEF7pdRD0&feature=related the bee, who was killed off in an episode in which Israel would not allow him to leave Gaza for medical treatment.
How cynical of the Arabs to use children to ensure that there will be no peace.
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Annt Hu DeShalit
February 12, 2014 at 10:23 am