Standing up to Jewish terrorism »

Posted By hyperbola 11 months, 1 week ago in Religion

The time has come to cease the vague characterizations and call a spade a spade. We are not dealing with "marginal groups," "extremists who have gone out of control," and other attempts at verbal acrobatics that are designed to paper over a harsh reality. For a long time now, settlers in Hebron and other areas of Judea and Samaria (and East Jerusalem) have engaged in unruly behavior whose only goal is to violently threaten the Palestinians while undermining Israel's sovereignty. By any official standard recognized worldwide, this is terrorism that sows fear and disrupts the proper management of a state.

It is difficult to fathom the way Israeli politics and society were seduced into turning a blind eye toward the growing Jewish terrorism. Ever since the heads of the Jewish underground were released as part of a shady deal, this trend, which was given the deceptive term "wayward weeds," has continued. Under the hypocritical umbrella of "national unity" and the self-righteous threat of "a rift in the nation," the rampaging has become the norm, a daily routine. The settlers utter profanities, spit, beat, sow ruin and destruction, while the army turns a blind eye in the best-case scenario and takes part in the worst.

... This week, Israel has reached the point of no return, which will also determine who controls the state: the justice system and a government elected by democratic means, or Jewish terrorism. If the government does not remove, as soon as possible and without fear of violence, the riotous core of settlers in Hebron, which has disengaged from the state and its institutions and now endangers the public, the blood of the victims of religious fanaticism in the territories will be on its hands.

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    Justice4All11 months, 1 week ago

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    Thanks Hyperbola. Yes, terrorism comes in many forms and needs to be dealt with. And often we see the oppressed become the oppressors within a few short decades.

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      Candida11 months, 1 week ago

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      As the article says: "The time has come to cease the vague characterizations and call a spade a spade."

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      Endoscopy11 months, 1 week ago

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      Typical hyperbola rant.

      Israel has been attacked constantly since they came into being in 1948. But hyper makes them out to be the aggressors.

      Missiles from Gaza are sent into Israel regularly but hyper ignores that.

      Suicide bombers from Gaza are sent into Israel regularly but hyper ignores that.

      Hammas and Hezbollah affirm that they want to wipe out all Jews but hyper ignores that.

      And this story calls Israel the aggressor.

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