Jewish editor sacked for publishing article

Discussion in 'Politics' started by sameeh55, Feb 15, 2009.

  1. We cannot continue to say, “But what were we to do?”

    Zionism is not synonymous with Judaism. I wholly support the rally of the right of return of the Palestinian people.

    The press has fostered the portrait of the Palestinian terrorist. But the victims who rose up against human indignity in the Warsaw Ghetto are called heroes. Those who lost their lives are called martyrs. The Palestinian who tosses a rock in desperation is a terrorist.

    University professor Moshe Zimmerman reported in the Jerusalem Post (30 April, 1995), “The [Jewish] children of Hebron are just like Hitler’s youth.”

    David Ben Gurion said, “Let us not ignore the truth among ourselves… politically, we are the aggressors and they defend themselves.. .The country is theirs, because they inhabit it, whereas we want to come here and settle down, and in their

    view we want to take away from them their country…”.

    Quest for justice

    By Judith Stone

    I am a Jew. I was a participant in the Rally for the Right of Return to Palestine . It was the right thing to do.

    I’ve heard about the European holocaust against the Jews since I was a small child. I’ve visited the memorials in Washington , DC and Jerusalem dedicated to Jewish lives lost and I’ve cried at the recognition to what level of atrocity mankind is capable of sinking.

    Where are the Jews of conscience? No righteous malice can be held against the survivors of Hitler’s holocaust. These fragments of humanity were in no position to make choices beyond that of personal survival. We must not forget that being a survivor or a co-religionist of the victims of the European Holocaust does not grant dispensation from abiding by the rules of humanity.

    “Never again” as a motto, rings hollow when it means “never again to us alone.” My generation was raised being led to believe that the biblical land was a vast desert inhabited by a handful of impoverished Palestinians living with their camels and eking out a living in the sand. The arrival of the Jews was touted as a tremendous benefit to these desert dwellers. Golda Meir even assured us that there “is no Palestinian problem”.

    We know now this picture wasn’t as it was painted. Palestine was a land filled with people who called it home. There were thriving towns and villages, schools and hospitals. There were Jews, Christians and Muslims.

    In fact, prior to the occupation, Jews represented a mere seven per cent of the population and owned three per cent of the land.

    Taking the blinders off for a moment, I see a second atrocity perpetuated by the very people who should be exquisitely sensitive to the suffering of others. These people knew what it felt like to be ordered out of your home at gun point and forced to march into the night to unknown destinations or face execution on the spot. The people who displaced the Palestinians knew first hand what it means to watch your home in flames, to surrender everything dear to your heart at a moment’s notice. Bulldozers levelled hundreds of villages, along with the remains of the village inhabitants, the old and the young. This was nothing new to the world.

    Poland is a vast graveyard of the Jews of Europe. Israel is the final resting place of the massacred Palestinian people. A short distance from the memorial to the Jewish children lost to the holocaust in Europe there is a levelled parking lot. Under this parking lot is what’s left of a once flourishing village and the bodies of men, women and children whose only crime was taking up needed space and not leaving graciously. This particular burial marker reads: “Public Parking”.

    I’ve talked with Palestinians. I have yet to meet a Palestinian who hasn’t lost a member of their family to the Israeli Shoah, nor a Palestinian who cannot name a relative or friend languishing under inhumane conditions in an Israeli prison. Time and time again, Israel is cited for human rights violations to no avail. On a recent trip to Israel , I visited the refugee camps inhabited by a people who have waited 52 years in these ‘temporary’ camps to go home. Every Palestinian grandparent can tell you the name of their village, their street, and where the olive trees were planted. Their grandchildren may never have been home, but they can tell you where their great-grandfather lies buried and where the village well stood. The press has fostered the portrait of the Palestinian terrorist. But the victims who rose up against human indignity in the Warsaw Ghetto are called heroes. Those who lost their lives are called martyrs. The Palestinian who tosses a rock in desperation is a terrorist.

    Two years ago I drove through Palestine and watched intricate sprinkler systems watering lush green lawns of Zionist settlers in their new condominium complexes, surrounded by armed guards and barbed wire in the midst of a Palestinian community where there was not adequate water to drink and the surrounding fields were sandy and dry. University professor Moshe Zimmerman reported in the Jerusalem Post (30 April, 1995), “The [Jewish] children of Hebron are just like Hitler’s youth.”

    We Jews are suing for restitution, lost wages, compensation for homes, land, slave labour and back wages in Europe . Am I a traitor of a Jew for supporting the right of return of the Palestinian refugees to their birthplace and compensation for what was taken that cannot be returned?

    The Jewish dead cannot be brought back to life and neither can the Palestinian massacred be resurrected. David Ben Gurion said, “Let us not ignore the truth among ourselves… politically, we are the aggressors and they defend themselves.. .The country is theirs, because they inhabit it, whereas we want to come here and settle down, and in their view we want to take away from them their country…”.

    Palestine is a land that has been occupied and emptied of its people. Its cultural and physical landmarks have been obliterated and replaced by tidy Hebrew signs. The history of a people was the first thing eradicated by the occupiers. The history of the indigenous people has been all but eradicated as though they never existed. And all this has been hailed by the world as a miraculous act of God. We must recognise that Israel ’s existence is not even a question of legality so much as it is an illegal fait accompli realised through the use of force while supported by the Western powers. The UN missions directed at Israel in attempting to correct its violations of have thus far been futile.

    In Hertzl’s ‘The Jewish State’ the father of Zionism said: “We must investigate and take possession of the new Jewish country by means of every modern expedient.” I guess I agree with Ehud Barak ( 3 June 199 when he said, “If I were a Palestinian, I’d also join a terror group.” I’d go a step further perhaps. Rather than throwing little stones in desperation, I’d hurtle a boulder.

    Hopefully, somewhere deep inside, every Jew of conscience knows that this was no war; that this was not G-d’s restitution of the holy land to it’s rightful owners. We know that a human atrocity was and continues to be perpetuated against an innocent people who couldn’t come up with the arms and money to defend themselves against the western powers bent upon their demise as a people.

    We cannot continue to say, “But what were we to do?” Zionism is not synonymous with Judaism. I wholly support the rally of the right of return of the Palestinian people.
     
  2. Well at least her target audience was found...

    What's she going to write and do next?

    Join the US military and defend the terrorists? I bet that will attract a lot of controversy and readers (hint hint money, popularity)

    Maybe she could become a priest and write an article about how she is really an athiest?

    Maybe she could become a black person and write an article how most black people are actually racist?

    Anyone who does not suck on the teet of emotional manipulation can see through this shit a mile away.
     
  3. TGregg

    TGregg

    Sammy's been owned on this board something fierce. He's the incarnation of Wally, a serious loser. You can read about his claim about how the US was going to bail on Iraq "any day now" at

    http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=51643&perpage=6&pagenumber=1

    He had to crawl back home with his tail between his legs, crying and carrying on like a scared and weak little girl all the way to the cesspit he calls home. The only way he could manage to return and avoid all the horrible, terrible, very embarrassing shame of his complete and utter failure was to create a new ID. LOL. Pity the loser.
     
  4. yes very true, jews need to learn compassion and forgiveness, if not they are in for another tragedy. the cycle of hatred goes on without end and finally another holocaust
     
  5. I hope you do not mind me posting the following link being, you know, a moderator and all;

    "Now that Gord has left (last post on Nov 2, last polls & election night must have been depressing.) and Joe the plumber is on his journalism trip..I think it's safe to bestow upon Tgregg the title of "Douche du jour".

    http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=151836&highlight=TGregg

    Anyway, I think the only reason you are saved from being humped like a one legged cheap whore by many people on this forum, is due to the fact that you are a "Moderator".

    I usually do not like to swear but I will make an exception for you.
     
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    Well thank God she wasnt the newswriter married to [mr Hussain] ,NY muslin TV exec.

    He is charged with ''Beheading His Wife'' . FOX news noted today he ''founded Bridges TV to counter anti-Islamic sterotypes'':cool: