If You Don't Like What It Televises, Just Storm The Station

That's exactly what happened to Al-Jazeera today after pro-Abbas loyalists decided it was time to take on the network that released the Palestine Papers which appear to show the P.A. as a weaker negotiator. So much for freedom of the press in that part of Israel. Oh wait, it's the central West Bank supposedly run by the Palestinians. And if I am not mistaken, Al-Jazeera is an Arab paper. Oh well. If we don't like things, we don't like things and that's that. Violent protesting is the only solution, or so it seems to some.

It's time for the world to realize that everyone is not playing "nice". But then we are fallen creatures.

Al Jazeera attacked after ‘Palestine Papers’ leak stokes Arab anger - The Globe and Mail

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P.A. Furious at Paper that Leaked the Palestine Papers.

What a mess! A network (Al-Jazeera) operating in the West Bank is the target of P.A. rhetoric about releasing the Palestine Papers, a ten-year confidential record of Middle East negotiations.  At the same time the Arabs are saying "we don't keep secrets from our brothers" meaning other Arabs.  But I guess they kept these secrets.  Now somebody has to decide how to deal with AlJazeera.   The plot thickens.  But bottom-line -- none of this is good for the chances of peace in the Middle East.  But once again, some of us knew this years ago.

PA: Al-Jazeera has declared war on Palestinians

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