EoZ posters from 2011 are modified to be pro-terrorist, and the "non-violent" Tamimis love them

In 2011, a controversial anti-Israel film named Miral was released to much hoopla in the US, premiering at the UN General Assembly.

At the time I was offended by the movie's poster, especially its tag-line, "Is this the face of a terrorist?"

The implication that a fresh-faced girl could not be a terrorist was too much for me, so I created a series of four posters in response:



Now my posters, spoofing the original movie poster, are being themselves retooled by terrorist supporters.

So far this pro-terror spoof of my spoof has over 1000 Facebook "Likes." And, as Petra Marquardt-Bigman points out in Legal Insurrection, one of the "Likes" comes from Nariman Tamimi.

The mother of "Shirley Temper," Ahed Tamimi.

The wife of Bassem Tamimi, who is about to embark on a speaking tour of the US where he pretends to be an advocate of "non-violent resistance."

Read the whole article by Petra to see what hypocrites the Tamimis are in pretending to be against violence. Showing support for the most depraved murderers of children is not exactly what one associates with "peace activists" or "human rights defenders."