The election of Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro capped off a vicious month for the boycott, divestment and sanction (BDS) of Jews movement

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The month of October has been another horrific one for the BDS movement. Not since May of this year has the BDS movement taken such a shellacking. The claim that Israel is “isolated” is becoming more ridiculous practically by the day. The world is becoming increasingly fed up with the “Palestinian” victimhood narrative. The “Palestinians” have foolishly rejected generous peace offers from Israel for decades. They incorrectly believed that the Israelis would eventually be forced to accept a suicidal “peace” agreement at the UN, by turning the world’s only Jewish state into a pariah.

In the age of high technology and innovation, it has become next to impossible to ostracize Israel. Since the “Palestinians” have not created anything of value, they are completely helpless to stop Israel’s diplomatic and economic surge. Israel is being embraced like never before, despite the narrative from the fake news media and the vicious hostility from the pro-jihad United Nations.

Just some of October’s highlights include a delegation of Intel’s top executives, who arrived in Israel to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the chip-maker’s expanding operations in Israel. Intel has invested a staggering $38 billion in Israel, and employs close to 15,000 Israeli engineers. The Intel executives would go on to launch an AI centre at Technicon University. Intel also announced that they would be investing an additional $5 billion in one of their existing plants in Kiryat Gat.

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The U.S gaming tech giant Nvidia opened an AI research centre in Tel Aviv. One Nvidia executive would go on to say that “Israel is one of the most exciting places for us.” Amazon.com opened a stunning 25,000 square meter R&D facility in Tel Aviv, which will employ hundreds of Israeli engineers. Google also announced expansion plans in Israel, by renting a 6-storey building in Tel Aviv for their start-up residency program. In late October, the Retail Disrupt Conference will take place in Rishon LeZion. At this conference, Israeli start-ups will showcase their game-changing technology to companies such as Walmart, Amazon.com, Nike, EBay, Adidas, Best Buy, Facebook and many others. In early October, New York City selected two Israeli firms to build two of their new cybersecurity centers.

Israel’s relations with China continued to reach new heights in October. China’s Vice Chairman, Wang Qishan, brought a huge business delegation to Israel to attend the Israel-China Innovation Conference. The delegation included Alibaba Group CEO Jack Ma and other influencers. During Qishan’s four day visit, several agreements were signed in areas such as life sciences, digital health, and agriculture, which will no doubt bring Israel-China trade volume to another level. In India, Israel Aerospace Industries was awarded a massive $777 million deal, to provide India’s Navy with state-of-the-art surface-to-air missiles, which was shortly followed up by another mega-deal for air defense systems (by an unnamed Asian country) worth $550 million. In Vietnam, Israel celebrated 25 years of diplomatic ties by hosting the “Israel in the heart of Hanoi” exhibition, which celebrated the growing contributions Israel is making to the South East Asian country.

In the Arab world, Prime Minister Netanyahu made a surprise visit to Oman to discuss security cooperation with Sultan Qaboos bin Said al Said. At an international judo competition in Abu Dhabi, Hatikvah was played after Israel’s Sagi Muki won a gold medal. There have also been reports that Israel sold $250 million worth of spy equipment to Saudi Arabia. In Africa, the United Nations signed agreements with Israeli firms worth millions of dollars, to utilize Israel’s expertise in water and security. Israel opened an embassy in Rwanda as well.

However, the greatest defeat of the BDS movement this month occurred in Brazil. The people of Brazil elected the pro-Israel Jair Bolsonaro as their next president. Bolsonaro has vowed to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and move his embassy to the Israeli capital. Bolsonaro has also pledged to close down the “Palestinian” embassy in Brasilia. Israeli relations with Latin American countries were already flowering. Countries such as Mexico, Guatemala, Panama, Argentina, Peru, and Colombia have established strong ties to Israel. However, with the election of Bolsonaro, Israel will now have a strong new ally in Brazil. Therefore, Israel’s presence and influence is Latin America will continue to ascend significantly.

What must the leaders of the BDS movement be thinking after a series of such profound defeats in one short month? What must the “Palestinian” leadership be thinking? Will the reality that the BDS movement cannot defeat Israel begin to sink in? Not likely.

“Brazilians elect first ardently pro-Israel president,” by

RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA) — Brazilians elected a president who is a far-right, ardently pro-Israel veteran pol who once declared “My heart is green, yellow, blue and white,” in a reference to the colors of the Israeli and Brazilian flags.

Jair Bolsonaro, a 63-year-old seven-term congressman who built his campaign around pledges to crush corruption and crime, secured over 55 percent of the vote, an 11 percent lead over his far-left rival Fernando Haddad.

“We cannot continue flirting with socialism, communism, populism and leftist extremism … We are going to change the destiny of Brazil,” said Bolsonaro in his late Sunday night acceptance speech broadcast from his home in Rio, which showed a Jewish menorah in the background of the video.

Highly divisive among Jewish voters, the Conservative lawmaker — whose middle name, Messias, literally means “messiah” — won the ballot after a drama-filled election that looks set to radically reforge the future of the world’s fourth biggest democracy, leaving nearly 15 years of far-left governments behind.

“I have just congratulated president-elect @jairbolsonaro for the historic victory won today. Once the election is over, it is time for all, united, to continue working for Brazil,” Brazil’s President Michel Temer, who rose to power to replace impeached Dilma Rousseff, tweeted overnight.

For many Jewish voters, Bolsonaro has always been a dream president. He has declared he will move the Brazilian embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv. His first international trip as president, he said, will be to Israel, with which he will seek to broaden the dialogue. And he promised to close the Palestinian embassy in Brasilia.

“Is Palestine a country? Palestine is not a country, so there should be no embassy here,” Bolsonaro said weeks ago. “You do not negotiate with terrorists.”

The pol’s victory means burying the longtime anti-Israel sentiment of far-left Rouseff and Luis Inacio Lula da SIlva, who is serving a 12-year prison sentence for corruption and money laundering. One low point in Brazil-Israel relations came in 2014, when the Brazilian government recalled its ambassador to Israel for consultations during that summer’s war in Gaza, and a former special adviser to Rouseff described Israeli military actions there as a “massacre.”

“Bolsonaro stood out among the many candidates for including the State of Israel in the major speeches he made during the campaign,” Israel’s honorary consul in Rio, Osias Wurman, told JTA last week. “He is a lover of the people and the State of Israel.”…

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Suresh
Suresh
5 years ago

Left/Liberals,Muslims are pathological liars. share this if anyone believes their Lies http://bit.ly/2rF8pfo

They protect jihadis, play victim and get away with crime.

Shirlene
Shirlene
5 years ago

I’m so happy for the Brazilian people. This is a ++ for the Israelis. History in the making right here.

felix1999
felix1999
5 years ago

Brazil’s DJT!
Congratulations!!!!
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Dennis
Dennis
5 years ago

It is my hope that not only did the BDS movement suffer a telling blow, but that those who support BDS are seen for what they really are: anti-Semites and Jew haters who falsely claim that Israel’s conduct justifies the inane BDS movement. All Israel has ever wanted was to live in peace. All the Arab world and Islam has wanted was to kill off the Jews and destroy and takeover the nation of Israel. Israel’s people have established themselves as world leaders in many technologies, but instead of trying to emulate that success, the Arabs seek destruction and continue there ever present bad-mouthing of Israel. Those people will never see the light. They seem to be unable to move themselves in the right direction to benefit their people. They are losers! Unfortunately, anti-Semitism will continue to exist, though I expect that Israel will determine what it needs to handle the hate emanating from the Arab world. I also hope that we, here in the states, will patently reject conduct of any kind that involves Jew hatred and anti-Semitism.

Hans Wellington
Hans Wellington
5 years ago
Reply to  Dennis

The Jewish population is intelligent, well educated, disciplined and diligent whilst the Arabs are lazy, largely through inbreeding generally very primitive, extremely jealous of the very successful Jews whilst they are amusing themselves with their violent and vicious killer cult. As long as they keep on producing halfwits through their habit of inbreeding, they will never become an intelligent race as they once were before Islam was invented.

poetcomic1
poetcomic1
5 years ago

It is the poor in Brazil who rejected Marxist Catholicism and Liberation Theology. It is the poor who left the Church to become evangelicals and elect ‘their own Trump’. The ‘narrative’ that we will be fed about Brazil is going to ignore this fact and no doubt Pope Francis will wring his hands over this ‘populist uprising’.

lucifer69
lucifer69
5 years ago

Well done Jair.

DemocracyRules
DemocracyRules
5 years ago

Bolsonaro is only “far right” to communists
– he is just plain old center-right
– when compared to the average Brazilian
– or American

R. Arandas
R. Arandas
5 years ago

I hope he can bring his nation both progress and freedom.

1984 George Orwellesque
1984 George Orwellesque
5 years ago

“My heart is green, yellow, blue and white,” in a reference to the colors of the Israeli and Brazilian flags.

A mistake by JTA. The Brasilian flag is green, yellow, white and blue. (Yes spelled Brasilian in Brasil and not Brazilian as spelled in the US)

He may of been alluding to the parity of both flags having blue and white.
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felix1999
felix1999
5 years ago

It’s nice to see people have pride in THEIR country rather than shiiiiiting it up with people who will never contribute, assimilate and want to bring a country down.

Paddy O'Connor
Paddy O'Connor
5 years ago

Native city of Dublin where I spend 3-6 maths a yr. has large very well liked Braz. pop.,restaurants,etc. Dublin City Council is run by SF/IRA/Hamas and the mayor is a Jew-hating SF/IRA/Hamas lover.The Pres. Of Ireland ,(Highins)is another Jew-hater who recently welcomed Pal.terror leader/ supporter Abass to Ireland and the Irish Govt. awarded Abass more ” Pay for Slay”
blood money. Braz. election of Bolsonero will have a profoundly positive effect in Ireland.

Kwitcherbellyakin
Kwitcherbellyakin
5 years ago

I support this election, but I also see problems. This was not a landslide victory. He landed almost 55% of the vote. Yes, he is a Nationalist, and he has trade plans with the US and Israel, not to mention Asian countries like Japan and So. Korea.
My concern is the human side of this. While BDS will take a hit, anti-Semitism will always be problem, and I would not like to see ordinary Brazilians take a hit because he supports Israel.
A few months ago, Jair was stabbed, nearly to death. His family insisted he be moved to a Jewish hospital, where he made a dramatic recovery. I saw a picture of him sitting at a table with family, and in the background, I saw a menorah or a Hanukiah. That was encouraging.
But, there is a down side too. This man is a very loud homophobe. He stated that if he had a gay son, it would be okay if he died in a car accident. He has been married 3 times and had four sons with his first two wives, and a daughter with his third. He says none of his children could be gay. As a straight guy, I still find this offensive. All of us are who we are becuase of how we were raised. Nobody wants to have a gay child, but if you have one, you love them anyway, and you protect them.
Brazil is a poor country with large resources, much of which are untapped. Having this much poverty, there is a high crime rate. brazil has been like Chicago with its murderers. Yet few people own guns. This will change, but I hope those guns are not used to hurt the indiginous people who have resisted modernization. Their rights need to be protected too.

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