Anti-semitic Rosie O’Donnell Is Selling Anti-Israel Artwork Using Pictures from Syria as Lying Propaganda
[Open lesbian] Rosie O’Donnell is selling artwork on her website embossed with messages acutely critical of Israel’s actions during this summer’s hostilities with Hamas.
The photo she’s using, however, was taken in Syria.
Two collage-like pieces created by O’Donnell currently for sale on her website include a photo implied to have been taken in Gaza this summer — but is actually from Syria in February.
One of the pieces, titled, “Israel Begins Bombing Gaza,” includes a description with this quote from O’Donnell: “This man carries a baby about the same age as the one I sit next to, watching Frozen.”
Because, for Jew-Hating Rosie O’Donnell, Jews defending their lives against Arab Muslim Nazi mass murdering terrorists shooting missiles at them is too much.
Another piece, embossed with the words “stop and think,” is also presented as describing “Israel and Gaza.” This second piece is displayed on O’Donnell’s website with the quote: “The death of innocent children never fails to kill a part of my soul.”
This is artwork? This is terrible. It looks like she has no talent here either.
The merchandise section of O’Donnell’s website displays other offerings created by the “View” co-host, and says proceeds from sales will go to charitable arts education causes. The only two items with a political message are the anti-Israel pieces.
The pro-Israel blog IsraellyCool discovered the Syrian provenance of the photo, detailing it in a post Thursday.
The photo of the man holding the girl was taken by Getty Images photographer Khaled Khatib in Aleppo, Syria, in February.
This is the caption that appears on the Getty Images photo archive: “An emergency response member carries a wounded child following an airstrike attack by government forces on the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on February 22, 2014. More than 140,000 people have been killed in Syria’s conflict since March 2011, and millions more have fled their homes.”
Hey Rosie, this picture is from Syria where, yet again, violent Arab Muslims are mass murdering each other. Big surprise. No artwork for Syria, eh?
The blogger, who writes for IsraellyCool under the pseudonym Aussie Dave, wrote after discovering the artwork, “My first reaction was equal parts disappointment and ‘WTF?’”
“We are already used to ignorant celebrities pushing their political beliefs to their followers and fans. What makes this example more egregious than many is how she is cynically using false imagery to influence their hearts and minds,” the blogger told TheBlaze Thursday.
Responding on Twitter, O’Donnell said she obtained the image from a newspaper and that “the point” of the message was showing “the image of a dead child.” [so she is totally okay with lying about Jews]
