Here's why they don't have school shootings in Israel

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The political hysteria is deafining and as usual it's about political posturing and not about solutions. Here's a common sense solution that the Israeli have adopted to avoid school shootings.

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As long as that woman is proficient with the rifle and not just 'lugging it around' like another piece of equipment (clipboard, whistle, etc.).
 
Those Israeli moms have a way of getting it right.
We guard Fort Knox with an armored division, while the real National Treasure sits unprotected. We saw the need for crossing guards, but missed this threat.
I know what I'm going to ask for. I know what my priorities are. Kids,grandkids, and teachers. We are already spending billions on Homeland Security. Let's get our priorities right!
 
Problem is -- folks in Israel have pointed out that this woman is NOT a teacher, that teachers in Israel do NOT carry guns in classes ... but that the kids have armed escorts when they go on excursions. Their guess is that this woman was a security agent, not a teacher.
 
Do you not ask the question whats wrong with America if people think teachers have to walk around school with assault rifles.
The Israelis are surrounded by enemies threatening to destroy the country. The firearms are more for protection against terrorist groups than its own citizens going on a shooting spree.
 
It will always be a people problem.

Their guess is that this woman was a security agent, not a teacher.
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You missed the point. Regardless, teachers could be armed. On my first trip to Israel, I was pleasantly surprised to see so many "Good" guns walking the streets. I'm sure that there were others that were not so visible. I did not have an opertunity to visit a school but fairly sure that there were plenty of guns there as well. .... ;)

I would be more than pleased to see my Grandkids being protected by an ER or even an AK. They would protect the kids and stop the bad guys. .... ;)

Be Safe !!!
 
According to Geroge Soros' Wikipedia and reporters at MSNBC, that woman is an Israeli agent holding innocent Palestinian children captive.
 
The problem I wonder about is doesn't the visible firearm or a uniform if that were the case make her the first target and then have at the other targets she is guarding. I was wondering if it wouldn't be better to have the armed security not quite so visible yet known about. This might discourage assailants because they would have a harder time determining where the resistance would come from rather than burst in and shoot at the uniforms or openly armed personnel? Just a thought.
 
As long as that woman is proficient with the rifle

I would suspect she is, as she looks old enough to have completed her military service and probably has received additional training in school protection.
 
I decided to preface this post with the following admonition, instead of ending with it. Many ethnic Jews support the 2nd Amendment, JPFO is a great organization. People like our own Dr. Glenn Meyer, are great spokesmen for the RKBA and I can't even begin to express my appreciation and thankfulness for having ethnic Jews like him on the pro-gun side. The only reason I'm pointing out the ethnicity of the people named below, is to illustrate my point. A point which I believe is a very strong one. It has nothing to do with any other point, issue, or political stance whatsoever. It has everything to do with the folly of giving up the 2nd Amendment though and I might add the hypocrisy, of claiming armed people, aren't the best defense against terroristic madmen. Especially when Israelis prove the opposite everyday.


It seems very odd to me that many of the main people leading the antigun charge are in fact ethnic Jews. Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, for instance, served in the Israeli Defense Force. I bet he'd call someone, who wanted to disarm Israeli citizens, an anti-Semite that wanted to see Jews destroyed, real quick.

Sen. Diane Feinstein, Sen Charles Shumer, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Sen. Richard Blumenthal, Sen. Barbara Boxer, Sen. Al Franken, Rep. Henry Waxman, Rep. Jerrold Nadler, George Soros, etc, etc do a Google search on anti-RKBA Jews in congress, political office, etc the list is much more extensive. Do a search on anti-gun media personalities, see how many of them are ethnic Jews. Ezra Klein, Rachel Maddow, Wolf Blitzer, Barbara Walters, Andrea Mitchell, John Stewart(Leibowitz), I better stop, if I list all the anti-gun ethnic Jews in the media, my fingers will get sore. :)

What does that have to do with the price of assault guns in China? Well, it seems to me that some ethnic Jews have forgotten/or chose to ignore what can happen when only the government has all the weapons. What happened to the the Never Again slogan? I'm 100% certain there were German-Jews in the 1920s who thought nothing could happen to them either.

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If people don't want to own firearms thats their business. If they want to congregate in States and cities and vote for tough local gun restrictions(as long as its ruled constitutional), thats fine too. If those same people want to insist on national bans/restrictions on any weapons that are legal now, I feel its our duty as responsible citizens to oppose them. An AR15, or old battle rifle might not be much force anymore, but its all we have and we should not even entertain the notion of giving them up, for any reason.
 

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Nate45 - Not sure what to say about your post.......so I'll say nothing.

Zekest Crowe - Are you serious?!?!?!?!? I could not find a reference to that criminal mis-identification.

Aguila Blanca - Their guess was wrong. Schools in Israel have small armories, and teachers can sign-out pistols and carry if they choose. Teachers can also get carbines to take on trips, if they choose to. Any school group must have a certain number of armed escorts, but non-teachers would only be added if not enough teachers were going or chose not to carry.

I ran a local armory in Israel, and I often went along with school groups as an added guard, but there were always armed teachers with us. I now teach in a US high school, and I always feel a bit uneasy when I'm traveling around with students. Must be my "mothering instincts"!
 
Teachers in Israel are allowed to carry, back in the 70's there was a terrorist attack on an Israeli school. Kids were killed and from that point on the teachers were allowed to carry firearms.

I personally feel that teachers should be armed, only if they want to and receive training like pilots do. But the sad part is that it would create such an uproar and freak out so many of the sheeple it would never have a chance.

These mental cases know that schools are the perfect target, just like all other gun free zone they make perfect targets.
 
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