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Why Israel hates the Palestinians so much
To my mind, Israel’s hatred of the Palestinians is shaped and driven by three basic sentiments: fear, envy and anger.
Israel fears all that is Palestinian steadfastness,Palestinian unity, Palestinian democracy, Palestinian poetry, and all Palestinian national symbols, including language, which it downgraded, and the flag, which it is trying to ban.
Um, this describes Palestinians perfectly. They still anticipate the day all Israeli Jews flee in terror.Israel is also angry, always angry at the Palestinians for refusing to give up or give in, for not going away; far away.
Zionists, early and contemporary, value life. Sacrifice is sometimes necessary but it is not an inherent value - no Zionists blew themselves up to kill random people eating out. No one envies those for whom life is worthless.Israel is also envious of Palestinian inner power and outward pride. It is envious of their strong beliefs and readiness to sacrifice, which presumably reminds today’s Israelis of early Zionists.
Wow. Zionists made up myths to say Jews have a history in the land of Israel. And these myths were so strong that they managed to fool hundreds of thousands of Jews about their own fake history!Israel is most envious of the Palestinians’ historic and cultural belonging to Palestine; of their attachment to the land, an attachment Zionism has had to manufacture in order to entice Jews into becoming colonial settlers. Israel hates the Palestinians for being so integral to the history, geography and nature of the landscape it claims as its own. Israel has long resorted to theology and mythology to justify its existence, when the Palestinians need no such justification; belonging so effortlessly, so conveniently, so naturally.
Apparently, "Nablus" and "Al Quds" are ancient terms while "Shechem" and "Jerusalem" are brand new.Israel has tried to erase or bury all traces of Palestinian existence, even changing the names of streets, neighbourhoods and towns.
Yes, Hebrew newspapers are filled with articles about how Israelis are really envious of Gaza.Israel hates the Palestinians for being the living proof that the foundations of Zionism – a people without a land settling in a land without a people – is mythical at best and violent and colonialist in reality. Israel hates them for impeding the realisation of the Zionist dream over all historical Palestine. And it especially hates those living in Gaza, for turning the dream into a nightmare.
That year has now passed. During the year, as PMW exposed, Abbas and the PLO did a little more saber rattling about their decision to revoke their recognition of Israel.“To ensure our initiative is not open-ended, we must state that Israel, the occupying Power, has one year to withdraw from the Palestinian territory it occupied in 1967, including East Jerusalem, and we are ready to work throughout this year on the delineation of borders and solving all final status issues under the auspices of the international Quartet and in accordance with United Nations resolutions. If this is not achieved, why maintain recognition of Israel based on the 1967 borders? Why maintain this recognition?”
The article is about a speech by Muhammad Hamid, a member of Islamic Jihad's political bureau, where he praised the fighting and described its goals.On the land of Palestine, no voice is louder than the voice of the resistance.. Once again, Gaza returns to the fore and the Mujahideen of Saraya al-Quds lead the stage of clashing with the Zionist enemy in the battle of unity of the arenas in order to keep the flame of the conflict burning with the usurping entity, and to confirm that Gaza is like Jenin, Nablus and Jerusalem, and that any aggression on the land and people are crossing all red lines and that all arenas will remain present to respond to the Zionist arrogance in all the cities of the occupied West Bank, and that all the desperate attempts of the occupation to eliminate Islamic jihad and resistance and break the rules of engagement that have been established by blood and fire will be broken on the rock of defiance and violence among the children of the school of (PIJ founder) Dr. Fathi Al-Shaqaqi .
What a load of hooey.Israel already tried the peace route - and was rejected and given terror instead. Now Israelis just want to manage the issue, since Palestinians clearly do not want to live side by side with Israelis.
One of the dumber memes that came out during Operation Breaking Dawn was that "Palestinians have the right to defend themselves."
Given that virtually the only military actions by Gaza militants were shooting rockets into Israeli civilian communities (each one a war crime,) it is unclear how that defends Palestinians. Yet that is what these people are justifying: war crimes.
But there is a more fundamental issue: The idea that Islamic Jihad was "defending Gaza" is completely made up.
Islamic Jihad never claimed that this micro-war was about defending Gaza. It was all about...Islamic Jihad.
Their name for the fighting was "Unity of the Arenas," meaning that the message they wanted to give to Israel is that any Israeli actions against their terrorists and allies in the West Bank will result in responses from Gaza.
This article in the Islamic Jihad military wing website that declares that the battle was a success describes the goals and accomplishments from Islamic Jihad's perspective. And the safety and defense of Gazans is not even on their radar.
The article is about a speech by Muhammad Hamid, a member of Islamic Jihad's political bureau, where he praised the fighting and described its goals.
Not once does he use the word "defend." Not once does he even mention the security or safety of Gazans. He does say, "the battle for the unity of the arenas is clear in purpose. There are no exceptions in the struggle of our Palestinian people, and there is no distinction between the blood spilled in the occupied West Bank and the blood spilled in Gaza, and therefore this battle has been of great strategic importance in the history of our Palestinian people."
Hamid gave two reasons for shooting the rockets at Israel. The first and primary one was as a response to Israeli arrests and attacks against terror cells in the West Bank, and the second was the assassination of terrorist Taysir al-Jabari on Friday. he was proud that they responded with hundreds of rockets within hours of the airstrike.
Notably, Hamid does not claim victory based on Israel's supposed agreement to release a couple of Islamic Jihad prisoners. In fact, Israel today said the opposite, that the Islamic Jihad terrorist leader Bassem Saadi will remain in custody for some more time.
Also, his words seem to lend support for Israel's charge that Islamic Jihad was planning a major attack in response to Saadi's arrest. Hamid is confirming that Islamic Jihad planned a major response to Saadi's arrest in order to "unify the arenas."
But defending Gaza? That is the least concern for Islamic Jihad. And the people of Gaza know this very well.
The Mehdi Hasans of the world who go on about "the right of Gazans to defend themselves" are doing nothing but defending terror. Just ask Islamic Jihad.
Even Islamic Jihad doesn't claim it was "defending Gaza"
Blogging about Israel and the Arab world since, oh, forever.elderofziyon.blogspot.com
Define "into Israel" when there is no border there to cross.Given that virtually the only military actions by Gaza militants were shooting rockets into Israeli civilian communities
The Palestinians in Gaza responded to Israel's attack on Palestinians in Jerusalem.Their name for the fighting was "Unity of the Arenas," meaning that the message they wanted to give to Israel is that any Israeli actions against their terrorists and allies in the West Bank will result in responses from Gaza.
So much name calling. I feel like I am back in the 5th grade.During a recent Tehran press conference, Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) Leader Ziyad Nakhalah offered high praise to the Qatar state-sponsored propaganda outlet Al Jazeera, which represents itself as a legitimate news outlet.
While Al Jazeera‘s anti-Israel agenda is well documented, the terror group leader went out of his way to praise the outlet for its coverage of the recent conflict in Gaza, which PIJ initiated.
During the August 7 press conference, Nakhalah “saluted” Al Jazeera, in addition to praising Iran’s Arabic-language Al-Alam TV.
It’s no wonder Nakhala loves Al Jazeera‘s coverage. It publishes articles with titles like “The names and faces of the 16 children killed in Gaza” that omit the fact that footage clearly demonstrates Palestinians killed at least four of their own children with misfired rockets.
This type of coverage is not an aberration for Al Jazeera, which seems allergic to telling the truth about Palestinian terror groups.
This delights terrorists like Nakhala, who said in the Tehran press conference on Sunday, “I would like to salute Al Jazeera, as well as all the TV channels, but especially to Al Jazeera, that broadcast live from Palestine throughout the days of the war, and it covered the news in detail, hour by hour, and minute by minute, and therefore I salute them.”
One can assume Nakhala did not intend to salute the Hezbollah-run channel that accidentally broadcast on live television a Palestinian rocket misfiring and exploding in a heavily populated urban area in Gaza.
Hamas requires foreign journalists to have a local “sponsor” to work in Gaza, who serve as guarantors for reporters.
(full article online)
Palestinian Arch-Terrorist Loves Al Jazeera’s Fake News | United with Israel
Ziyad Nakhalah gushed over Al Jazeera's distorted, dishonest coverage of the terror group's recent conflict with Israel.unitedwithisrael.org
Israel issues press passes that can be revoked if a journalist goes "off message."Hamas requires foreign journalists to have a local “sponsor” to work in Gaza, who serve as guarantors for reporters.
One of the dumber memes that came out during Operation Breaking Dawn was that "Palestinians have the right to defend themselves."
Given that virtually the only military actions by Gaza militants were shooting rockets into Israeli civilian communities (each one a war crime,) it is unclear how that defends Palestinians. Yet that is what these people are justifying: war crimes.
But there is a more fundamental issue: The idea that Islamic Jihad was "defending Gaza" is completely made up.
Islamic Jihad never claimed that this micro-war was about defending Gaza. It was all about...Islamic Jihad.
Their name for the fighting was "Unity of the Arenas," meaning that the message they wanted to give to Israel is that any Israeli actions against their terrorists and allies in the West Bank will result in responses from Gaza.
This article in the Islamic Jihad military wing website that declares that the battle was a success describes the goals and accomplishments from Islamic Jihad's perspective. And the safety and defense of Gazans is not even on their radar.
The article is about a speech by Muhammad Hamid, a member of Islamic Jihad's political bureau, where he praised the fighting and described its goals.
Not once does he use the word "defend." Not once does he even mention the security or safety of Gazans. He does say, "the battle for the unity of the arenas is clear in purpose. There are no exceptions in the struggle of our Palestinian people, and there is no distinction between the blood spilled in the occupied West Bank and the blood spilled in Gaza, and therefore this battle has been of great strategic importance in the history of our Palestinian people."
Hamid gave two reasons for shooting the rockets at Israel. The first and primary one was as a response to Israeli arrests and attacks against terror cells in the West Bank, and the second was the assassination of terrorist Taysir al-Jabari on Friday. he was proud that they responded with hundreds of rockets within hours of the airstrike.
Notably, Hamid does not claim victory based on Israel's supposed agreement to release a couple of Islamic Jihad prisoners. In fact, Israel today said the opposite, that the Islamic Jihad terrorist leader Bassem Saadi will remain in custody for some more time.
Also, his words seem to lend support for Israel's charge that Islamic Jihad was planning a major attack in response to Saadi's arrest. Hamid is confirming that Islamic Jihad planned a major response to Saadi's arrest in order to "unify the arenas."
But defending Gaza? That is the least concern for Islamic Jihad. And the people of Gaza know this very well.
The Mehdi Hasans of the world who go on about "the right of Gazans to defend themselves" are doing nothing but defending terror. Just ask Islamic Jihad.
Even Islamic Jihad doesn't claim it was "defending Gaza"
Blogging about Israel and the Arab world since, oh, forever.elderofziyon.blogspot.com
Why would anyone endorse "rights" of Islamic terrorists?When Will the West Publicly Endorse the Right of the Palestinians to Defend Themselves?
When will the leaders of the West publicly endorse the right of the Palestinians to defend themselves – as they do for instance in Ukraine?www.palestinechronicle.com
A Palestinian mother and daughter mourn the loss of their beloved son and brother during the latest Israeli assault on Gaza. (Photo: Mahmoud Ajjour, The Palestine Chronicle)
The American President, the State Department, and the American envoy to the United Nations “supported Israel’s right to defend itself” in reaction to the Israeli assault as did the British foreign secretary, who will probably be the next prime minister in September. It is quite incredible to hear these statements: at a time when every major human and civil rights organization on the globe defined Israel as an apartheid state, the Western political elites chose to hail its right to self-defense.
The Western governments seem to care very little for the Palestinian right to life, dignity, and property. The UN committed to doing so in Resolution 181 of November 29, 1947, and stood by when all these rights were violated during the ethnic cleansing of Palestine. Since then, and in particular since 1967, none of the Western governments ever attempted to protect the Palestinians, when the Israeli army shot, killed or wounded them – with weapons supplied by the West or developed with its help. It also did nothing when their houses were demolished, their livelihood destroyed or when they were ethnically cleansed.