[Slings and Arrows]

Where's his yarmulke?

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[Stoat]

Where's his yarmulke?

 

I'm sorry, I'm no good at Photoshop :-(

But thank you for pinging your list anyway ;-)

[Dahoser]

[TheOldLady]

It seems that the Israelis have successfully completed their propaganda war. Their enemies are so paranoid that they’ll believe anything about Israeli prowess.

Hee, hee, hee. Tiny little Israel has them shaking in their sandals.

[Stoat]

UPDATE


It’s a bird, it’s a shark, it’s a Mossad spy

11/01/2011 By MICHAEL GRUBB / THE MEDIA LINE

The “spy” vulture – a raptor Saudis captured and accused of collecting intelligence for Israel – was finally freed on Monday after six days in captivity. Prince Bandar bin Saud Al Saud, the head of Saudi Arabia’s wildlife agency, confirmed the global positioning technology found on the bird was being used by scientists to track its movements.

"These systems are fitted to birds and animals, including marine animals,” he told reporters shortly before the release and chastised the press for irresponsible reporting. “Some Saudi journalists rushed in to carry the news about this bird for the sake of getting a scoop, without checking the information.”

But the prince is fighting a lonely battle. In Saudi Arabia and elsewhere in the Arab world, Israel’s Mossad spy agency is regarded as an all-powerful, all-knowing and ever-present force, dispatching two-footed, four-footed and winged agents to gather information and cause mayhem.

In the last several months, the number – and, for many, the absurdity – of the Mossad conspiracies seems to have grown, most notably reports that the agency dispatched harks to attack bathers in the Egyptian report of Sharm el-Sheikh. On the other hand, the number of plausible Mossad operations has increased as well in the past two years.

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It's a bird, it's a shark, it's a Mossad spy