Tuesday, May 19, 2015

  • Tuesday, May 19, 2015
  • Elder of Ziyon

We already know that when a performing artist announces a concert in Israel, he or she will face insults and even death threats because of a heartfelt desire for peace and justice.

So it would be disappointing if we don't see the same types of threats against Queen Elizabeth from the moral BDS crowd:

Ben-Gurion University president Prof.Rivka Carmi – the first woman to head an Israeli university and previously to serve as dean of a medical school here – has another honor to celebrate.

Buckingham Palace announced Monday that the leading pediatrician and geneticist is to receive a rare honor from Queen Elizabeth – an honorary Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) – for her work to deepen scientific and academic relations between the UK and Israel.
Ben Gurion University has been a specific target of the BDS crowd, and Carmi has been an outspoken opponent of the boycott movement.

OK, haters. Time to show the Queen the same concern for morality and justice that you show to those who don't oppose Israel.

God save the Queen from anti-Israel idiots.

(h/t Zvi)



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