Anyone who is familiar with Stephen Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People can go down the list of all 7 to see how the Palestinian Authority failed at each one and explain how it's their own damn fault. jpost.com/middle-east/pa…
1. Be proactive.
Take the initiative to respond to your experiences positively and improve the situation within your circle of influence.
PA Grade: F
Only reacts. And always negatively.
2. Begin with the end in mind
Act based on principles and constantly review your mission statements against the goals you set.
PA Grade: F
Policies of rewarding terrorism, and international bullying don't help achieve goals.
3. First things first
Focus on what's important, before they become urgent.
PA Grade: F
After 70 years of dealing with the unimportant and the harmful, the Arab League lost its patience.
4. Think Win-Win
Focus on mutually beneficial solutions or agreements in your relationships.
PA Grade: F--
For the PA it's not a win until the other party loses.
5. Seek first to understand, then to be understood
Use empathetic listening to genuinely understand a person, which compels them to reciprocate the listening.
PA Grade: F-
Forcing us to release 1000 murderers from prison just to negotiate is not empathetic listening.
6. Synergize!
Combine the strengths of people so the sum of the two parts is larger.
PA Grade: F----
PA actually makes a concerted effort to negate all opportunities of synergy.
7. Sharpen the saw
Do things to promote growth, change, and constant improvement
PA Grade: F-
Why would they do that when NGOs and governments give them free money?
Conclusion:
PA's Arab brothers left them? Nobody's fault but Palestinians.
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
🧵 I'm going to take you back to November 29, 2021 when a group of 40 Jewish children were celebrating Hanukkah in London when their bus came under attack by an antisemitic mob.
This incident could not have been a clearer case of unprovoked antisemitism.
Was this roundly condemned as the clear-cut hate crime it was?
Of course not.
BBC chose to turn everyone's attention not to the mob of Nazi salutes and spitting on the bus, but to a claim (that was proven false) that one of the people on the bus made an Islamophobic slur.
Despite the correction, the apology, and the investigation that almost a full year to complete and publish, the antisemitic incident was defended by the usual suspects because "someone said a slur".
Yesterday, @IDF exposed Al Jazeera "journalists" who were actually Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists.
Today they revealed that Hamas didn't only employ Al Jazeera journalists, they completely dictated what they published.
🧵
Exhibit A: Hamas describes clear instructions on covering a failed Islamic Jihad rocket launch in Jabaliya, which resulted in the deaths of several civilians. The instructions included avoiding the use of the word "massacre" and forbidding criticism of Hamas.
Exhibit B: Hamas demands support of resistance and forbids criticism of Islamic Jihad over deaths caused by failed rocket launches regarding coverage during Operation "Breaking Dawn" on Tamer Almisshall's program "More Hidden than Revealed".
Today I was at an @idf Intelligence sponsored exclusive exhibition where the evils and horrors of the October 7 planning and execution were showcased and never before seen artifacts were presented.
I'll share what I'm allowed to share with you in the following thread. 🧵
First is a small sample of the most popular books found in your average Gazan home, displaying the level of indoctrinated from the cradle to the grave.
A book for children about killing Jews with their car.
A book about the "history of the Jews" where the worst antisemitic tropes of history are presented as fact.
A book colourfully titled "The End of the Jews"
And of course, no home is complete without a copy of Mein Kampf, translated to Arabic.
Next, we see a map of the kibbutz Be'eri, which suffered one of the worst massacres.
This map was found torn to pieces on one of the Hamas terrorists who tried to destroy it before being discovered.
It marks off the areas of entry into the kibbutz, after Hamas gathered intelligence from Gazan workers who would come to Be'eri on a work permit.
The area that was purposely targeted were the houses on the south where families with young children lived.
1. Clarification of their identity: Jewish students at Columbia University assert their right to speak for themselves and reject others who claim to represent their experiences and values.
2. Connection to Israel: They express their belief in the Jewish People's right to self-determination in their historic homeland and emphasize the integral role of Zionism in their Jewish identity.