I do not know how long Israel can continue to exist as a fascist racist state. If this state does not meet the same fate as that of the former South African regime, having inherited the latter's apartheid system, then Israel will be lost amid the increasing numbers of Palestinians and Arabs in merely one or two generations, even if it should never lose a war again. For instance, the Mongols never lost a battle, and Hulago burnt the library of Baghdad; nevertheless, the Mongols were dissolved in the region, and went back to India and East Asia as Muslims, after having become civilized. Today, Israel is both a hateful and hated state; a state which no one defends except those who identify with it. Not a day goes by without me reading in Likudnik websites criticisms of Jews who oppose the Israeli policies, but whom these websites accuse of being self hating Jews. However, those humane Jews deserve to be further studied, and perhaps a book should be written about them. In Ma'ariv, Ben-Dror Yemini, a prominent commentator, complained of “enlightened anti-Semitism”, and spoke about the twinning of the London School of Economics, which is an international renowned university, with Gaza's Islamic University. He also referred to anti-Semitic statements by Dr. Yunus al-Astal. He then sympathized with MP George Galloway and his Gaza solidarity campaign, along with Professor Richard Falk, an American Jew who believes that Israel is a Nazi state. Perhaps Yemini should have added me to his list since I, too, consider Israel to be an illegal outpost, and its government to be fascistic. The writer also referred to the artist Roger Waters, a former member of the famous band Pink Floyd. There seems to be a major campaign underway to defend Israel, orchestrated by racist Likudniks, and sometimes by leftists or moderate liberals who do not want to believe that the country founded by the Nazi Holocaust survivors and their descendants, is doing to the Palestinians what the Nazis did to the Jews. Meanwhile, Lord Weidenfeld wrote an article entitled “Two Rights and Two Wrongs”, in which he quoted Chaim Weizmann, the first Israeli president, by saying: "The Jewish-Palestinian problem is not a conflict of right and wrong, but one of two rights and two wrongs...Our wrong is the smaller one." Israel is not a wrong, but a sin, and Weizmann and the other founders stole the country from its original inhabitants, and killed, destroyed and displaced them. The Jews have no historical trace in Palestine, nor do they have a rightful claim to its lands, untrue biblical myths notwithstanding. Two days ago, I had mentioned the discovery of 395 million year old fossils, and wondered how the Jews cannot find any traces of their existence in Palestine, even up until only two thousand years ago. Lord Weidenfeld also complained of the escalation of anti-Semitism and hostile feelings towards Israel in Europe, because of Gaza. Israel, which was otherwise supposed to gather the Jews and protect them from anti-Semitism and its consequences, is now the primary and most important cause of anti-Semitism around the world. It is an occupation racist state that practices institutionalized terrorism, and it is enough proof of this that its government includes Likud, Shas, and Yisrael Beiteinu, or in other words, organized criminal gangs, instead of political parties in power. In yet another defence of Israel, David Harris wrote an article in recent days entitled “It is not about Israel”. Harris is the executive director of the American Jewish Committee, which is one of the Jewish American organizations that together make up the Israel lobby. It is this lobby that allows Israel to commit its crimes against the Palestinians and continue its occupation. Harris said that Tony Blair, the former British Prime Minister, wondered how peace can be brought to the Middle East without resolving the issue of Israel and Palestine. He also talked about the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who said that establishing a Palestinian state is the crux of all problems in the Middle East. He then moved on and talked about other figures. Harris, the apologist for Israel, knows what Blair, Erdogan and all others do not know; yet, he still claims that Israel is not the problem. He also mentions other problems and asks whether these will be resolved if Israel disappears. I do not call for Israel to disappear, as Harris suggests, but I want to say here that it is a racist occupying state that commits crimes every day, and kills the freedom fighters who are confronting the terrorists from the Israeli army and the government, terrorists who have now become wanted for justice all around the world. Today, Israel started building another wall in the south. In other words, it is building a prison around its own borders, because it does not deserve to be a part of the international community. All those who mourn Israel today are similar in manners. However, the end of its' days and theirs has now become near. [email protected]
