The Jewish Agency in Israel is secretly trying to get Jews to move to Israel!
YNet reported:
The Jewish Agency's board of trustees was meeting in Jerusalem on Sunday to approve a strategic action plan of action for the next decade, addressing the challenges facing the Jewish people in the modern era - and at its center the sharp rise in anti-Semitic incidents around the world.That last item becomes the most important on in Arab media, where the headline is on a "secret plan" to encourage Jews to move to "Palestine." They say "The main aim of the plan, described by the paper as 'an additional goal,' is to encourage Jewish immigration to Israel by providing assistance to those who choose voluntary immigration to Israel. "
According to the plan, the Jewish Agency will work to ensure the security of Jewish communities around the world, and will fight vigorously against the manifestations of anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism.
The agency will work with the government of Israel, Jewish communities and other organizations in three key areas.
1. Political, which will include activities involving heads of state, parliaments and law enforcement bodies
2. Security, which will increase the protection for Jewish institutions
3. Educational, which will focus on eliminating the phenomenon of anti-Semitism through in-depth study, bolstered by hundreds of Israeli emissaries and working with local educators
The Jewish Agency will also encourage immigration to Israel – helping those immigrate freely as well as conducting clandestine "emergency aliyah" operations in hostile nations.
Who knew the Jewish Agency encouraged aliyah?
Here is the illustration in the Al Araby article:
Scary religious Jews!
And that is not only in Al Araby. The same article in other Arab media uses a similar picture:
Scary Jews doing Talmudic rituals!
The idea of Jews moving to Israel causes panic among Arabs, ever since they got the British to limit immigration from Jews in the 1930s. And these pictures are of the scariest Jews around to them - the ones who actually have a spiritual attachment to the land.