Herzog visits Jewish School

On Tuesday February 10, 2026 the President of Israel 

visited a Jewish primary school in Sydney.

He was warmly greeted by many lovely children who probably don't know the whole story!




See how eager these children are to touch hands with him! 

I wonder if he told them anything about his support for the State of Israel killing children in Gaza?

I wonder if he told them that his nation has been killing thousands of Gazan people for more 

than two years now, as well as killing many journalists who try to show the world 

what is going on in Gaza and in the Israeli prison zone called the "West Bank"!


They think he's just a friendly elderly man who would do no harm to anybody.

But they are misiniformed!

 They're too young to know what goes on in Gaza. 

Maybe their parents don't wish to burden them with such a horror story?




 I wonder how they would respond to President Herzog 

if they knew the whole story from BOTH SIDES?


pt

11.02.2026


And then there was this:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02-11/-white-shirt-man-town-hall-protests-punched-new-video/106332094

Thugs in Uniform!



Comments

  1. Bill MousoulisFebruary 10, 2026 at 10:34 PM

    Great blog entry. In Israel though, kids as young as these kids have been indoctrinated already, to think all Palestinians are terrorists. Some of these kids might be the same. Perish the thought.

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  2. ptFebruary 10, 2026 at 11:03 PM

    I'm sure you're right Bill.
    But we must never forget that there are Israelis who do not like what is being perpetrated by their government, for which they are also getting the blame, and there are many Jews in Australia and the US, I guess in every country where there are Jewish citizens who hate what Israel is doing.

    And people like Netanyahu and Herzog would say they have been "brainwashed" into supporting the new "Anti-semitism"!

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