It all sounded so polite and gracious, when the Zionists
were seeking recognition and power. Yitzak Epstein, Jewish activist spelled out
how Jews moving into Palestine would improve the lives everyone, including Arab farmers:
The residents will benefit from new
scientific farming methods, better health care and education, and will
recognize “us as their benefactors and comforters”.
Haim Kalvarisky, expounding on the Balfour Declaration
addressed the Arab resistance to Zionist intrusion into their land by
declaring:
Palestine constitutes the homeland
of all its residents, Jews, Muslims and Christians are citizens on equal
footing. Its government would not discriminate against anyone, its
administration will be open to all, its schools will promote bilingual
education and social services will be provided by the state with no distinction
between people on the basis of religious origins.
Bret Shalom, organized in 1925, based on “absolute political
equality,” declared:
Although Palestine was the only
place where Jews could become a nation-state, they have to operate together and
in equality with the Arabs.[i]
Then came Israel with power.
Arnon Soffer, professor at Haifa University, just looking at
Gaza, offered a much less optimistic prognosis:
When 2.5 million people live in a
closed off Gaza, it’s going to be a human catastrophe. Those people will be
even bigger animals than they are today. The pressure at the border will be
awful. It’s going to be a terrible war. So, if we want to remain alive, we will
have to kill and kill and kill. All day, every day.
He goes on to express concern:
If we don’t kill, we will cease to
exist. The only thing that concerns me is how to ensure that the boys and men
who are going to have to do the killing will be able to return home to their
families and be normal human beings.[ii]
His concern was right on target. Of all the things that can
be said of Israel today, being a “normal society” is not one of them.
Thomas Are
September 1, 2017
Mossad claims that the word "deception" in its motto is a mistranslation of "strategy". Perhaps it is, but the Frankenstein state created in Palestine was most certainly created by way of deception. The Zionists have never ever contemplated anything other then ethnic cleansing of Palestine.
ReplyDeleteIts motto "kee betachbulot ta'ase lecha milchama" translates as "with clandestine terrorism we will conduct war."
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