British academics, including some notably anti-Israel Jews (that are hereafter referred to as “Ex-Jews“), are no longer just in favor of the generic fabled “peace.” They want Israel to lose the war against Hamas which, of course, means they want to see the end of the Jewish State. And though they will deny that is the meaning of their letter, how else can you explain this:
The massacres in Gaza are the latest phase of a war that Israel has been waging against the people of Palestine for more than 60 years.
There were massacres against Jews in Israel since before the State of Israel was created. The war has been waged for more than sixty years, all right—but not by the Jews.
The summer of 1929 was one of unrest in Palestine. Jewish-Arab tensions were spurred on by the agitation of the mufti in Jerusalem. Just one day prior to the start of the Hebron massacre, three Jews and three Arabs were killed in Jerusalem when fighting broke out after a Muslim prayer service on the Temple Mount. Arabs spread false rumors throughout their communities, saying that Jews were carrying out “wholesale killings of Arabs.â€
The academics further prove that they are, in effect, extremely dangerous morons:
We must do what we can to stop Israel from winning its war. Israel must accept that its security depends on justice and peaceful coexistence with its neighbours, and not upon the criminal use of force.
The “criminal use of force” by Hamas is now more than six-thousand rockets into Israel, as well as hundreds of deaths from suicide bombings. If Israel depends on the peaceful coexistence with its neighbors, where was the response to the rockets, mortars, and shootings that Hamas has conducted from Gaza even in these last three years? Why is it that the use of force is never noticed against Israel, only by Israel in defense of herself?
Israel’s war against the Palestinians has turned Gaza and the West Bank into a pair of gigantic political prisons. There is nothing symmetrical about this war in terms of principles, tactics or consequences. Israel is responsible for launching and intensifying it, and for ending the most recent lull in hostilities.
That “gigantic poltical prison” of the West Bank has one of the Arab world’s highest standards of living, and the current economic boom is keeping the Palestinians extremely peaceful, considering what’s going on in Gaza. There is also the fact that the Palestinians have been getting more and more self-rule back—but please, don’t let the facts get in the way of your lies.
As to the end of the lull, Hamas fired hundreds of rockets into Israel after the cease fire ended, and fired plenty more even during the cease fire. They never fully stopped firing rockets. But that, apparently, is irrelevant to the signers of this Declaration of Annihilation for Israel. Yes, annihilation. Because we all know what would happen if, God forbid, Israel’s enemies ever did manage to win a war. There would shortly be a massacre of Jews the likes of which the world has not seen since—1945.
The terrorists are very clear about their intentions.
Our struggle against the Jews is very great and very serious. It needs all sincere efforts. It is a step that inevitably should be followed by other steps. The Movement is but one squadron that should be supported by more and more squadrons from this vast Arab and Islamic world, until the enemy is vanquished and Allah’s victory is realised.
The British academics have also made it clear that they no longer believe that negotiations are the way to achieve peace—well, not for Israel, anyway. Maybe for other people.
Israel must lose. It is not enough to call for another ceasefire, or more humanitarian assistance. It is not enough to urge the renewal of dialogue and to acknowledge the concerns and suffering of both sides. If we believe in the principle of democratic self-determination, if we affirm the right to resist military aggression and colonial occupation, then we are obliged to take sides… against Israel, and with the people of Gaza and the West Bank.
Calling for Israel’s defeat does make these people more than just your everyday anti-Zionists. They know full well that a real Israeli defeat would lead to the slaughter of most of the Jews in Israel. That makes this a call for genocide. It is disingenuous to pretend otherwise. Let’s call a spade a spade, and a group of Jew-hating bastards a group of Jew-hating bastards. And that includes the Ex-Jews among them.
By authoring and signing this letter, these anti-Israel academics have given up any pretense of legitimacy they ever had. By calling for the destruction of Israel under the guise of Israel’s losing this war—by attempting to hasten it by calling for a boycott of the Jewish State—these academics have proven that they are not on the side of peace. They are on the other side, and in this war, the other side is an irridentist, anti-Semitic, Islamist terrorist group. This is the second paragraph of the Hamas charter:
Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it
This is the group that the academics want Israel to lose to: A genocidal, lunatic, Islamist branch of the Muslim Brotherhood.
It’s a funny thing. What these academics call “Israel’s war against the Palestinians” is, in reality, the Palestinians’ war against Israel. At every juncture, Israel has sought peace. At every juncture, the Palestinians turned Israel down. The infamous Three No’s of Khartoum are what created the “twin prisons” in the first place. But, as always, Israel’s critics never place responsibility for the failure of the peace process on the Palestinians and the Arabs.
And so we have, from the country that brought us the problems of the Middle East in the first place, their latest solution offered by their so-called academics: Make Israel lose the war.
Hamas hasn’t the capacity to beat Israel. And here in America, where we have quite a larger export ability than Great Britain, well, that boycott isn’t gonna fly. Nor will it work in your own country—the teacher’s union failed boycott proved that. And wouldn’t you know it: The architect of that boycott, Mona Baker, is among the signatories to this letter.
What a surprise.
Make no mistake about it. A call for Israel to lose the war with Hamas is a call for Israel’s destruction. These academics may close their eyes and stick their fingers in their ears and claim that they can’t see or hear the facts, but the facts remain: This is a hideous, immoral call for the destruction of the Jewish State.
Yeah, good luck with that, you anti-Semitic shits. I don’t see it happening.
