Jim Kouri
Published 03/04/2012 - 2:34 p.m. CST
The source -- who is a former U.S. police official before joining Israel's police and requested anonymity -- informed the Law Enforcement Examiner that organizations in the Middle East and around the globe are participating in an ongoing campaign to delegitimize the State of Israel.
The participating groups -- including the U.S.-based Code Pink -- chose March 30, the day Israeli Arabs have marked as "Land Day" since 1976, to hold a series of propaganda events.
The anti-Israel cabal are planning a series of simultaneous protest marches for March 30, 2012.
Participants will leave from various locations in the Arab countries surrounding Israel and march toward Israel's borders, according to the INP police source. The ultimate goal is to have Israeli police and security forces over-react and create another international incident in which Israelis are condemned by the United Nations and other internationalists.
The organizers named the operation The World March to Jerusalem, and it will take place in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and the Judea, Samaria and the Gaza Strip, according to intelligence analysts from the Meir Amit Information Center.
For months, intensive preparations have been made in various countries and several meetings have been held. For example, in Lebanon the preparations are led by Fatah operatives, with the participation of Palestinians living in the refugee camps with the slogan of "the right of return."
The Muslim-Leftist Coalition
"Global Day of Action" will be initiated by an umbrella network of Palestinian NGOs based in Ramallah: The BDS campaign, which originated at the Durban Conference in 2001, promotes sanctions and boycotts to prevent foreign investments and cultural, academic and sports relations with Israel. Propaganda events are planned worldwide, including a demonstration which will be held in front of the Israeli embassy in London, attended by activists not participating in the marches. Read the rest on: TheCypressTimes
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