Thursday, January 15, 2009
Israeli leaders detached from reality
Fundamentally Freund: Rebuild Gush Katif
By MICHAEL FREUND
Last week, shortly after Israeli ground forces entered Gaza, there was a brief news item on the radio which caught my attention.
Amid the flurry of reports emanating from the front, the announcer noted in passing that troops had arrived at the ruins of the Jewish communities of Dugit in northern Gaza and Netzarim in the center of the Strip. He then quickly moved on to discuss various other pressing events in the current campaign against terror.
Left unsaid, of course, was the colossal and bitter irony of this development. After all, it was just three and a half years ago, in August 2005, that soldiers descended on the Jewish communities of Gaza to expel their Jewish residents from their homes. And now the men in uniform find themselves forced to do battle against Hamas in those very same locations.
What a stinging rebuke to all those who preached the gospel of retreat in the face of terror and prophesied peace and harmony by removing Jews.
If nothing else, it is a telling reminder of a basic and fundamental truth of Zionist history and Middle Eastern reality: Jewish settlements are not an obstacle to peace, but an impediment to war.
Only by firmly planting the flag deep into every part of the Land of Israel can we ensure our continued existence in the face of ongoing Arab expansionism and Palestinian irredentism.
That is why it is time now to right the moral and historical wrong of Ariel Sharon's disengagement plan and rebuild Gush Katif.
THE COUNTRY's leaders talk of teaching Hamas a lesson by striking at its infrastructure or delivering a painful blow. I couldn't agree more. But while we are at it, let's also send a message it won't soon forget.
To put it simply: The more you try to kill us, the more we will rebuild. For every Palestinian act of destruction, we will undertake an act of reconstruction.
In the past eight years, Palestinian terrorists have fired more than 8,000 rockets at Israel. Each one of these potentially lethal explosive projectiles was intended to kill Jews. What could possibly be a more fitting response to this unprecedented wave of violence than to enable the return of Gaza's 8,000 Jewish residents?
This is not to imply a moral equivalence between the two. Just the opposite.
Hamas's main aim is to kill Jews, to reduce the Jewish presence in this region. Thus, it and its fellow jihadists must be made to understand that any attempt to diminish the number of Jews living in Israel will be met head-on by efforts to increase it.
So for every rocket fired against us, let another Jew return to Gaza and rebuild.
For every attempt that Hamas has made over the years to lessen the number of Jews, we will respond by boosting the figures.
Hamas' strategic vision assumes that the Jewish presence in this part of the world is temporary or transitory. Hence, to best combat it, we must do everything in our power to demonstrate that it is wrong; we are here to stay.
IN FACT, such an approach is not new, and has its roots in the classical Zionist response to the Arab unrest of 1936. After Arab rioters attacked Jaffa and killed 16 Jews on April 19, 1936, the Arab High Command launched a general strike and pressed the British mandatory authorities take steps to restrict the growth of the Jewish presence in the Land of Israel.
Zionist leaders David Ben-Gurion and Chaim Weizmann wisely rejected any attempt to limit Jewish immigration or land reclamation. They realized that such a stance would amount to appeasement, which would only fuel still further Arab aggression against the Yishuv.
In his memoirs, Ben-Gurion writes that "the Yishuv defended itself with courage, wisdom, and restraint... Not one Jewish settlement was abandoned; instead, new ones were established." Rather than yielding to Arab threats and violence, Ben-Gurion and the Zionist leadership pressed forward. In the face of those who sought to reduce the Jewish population, they responded by intensifying efforts to enlarge it as much as possible.
Our present leadership would do well to follow this example, by rebuilding communities such as Dugit, Netzarim and Neveh Dekalim.
This past Sunday, a group of former Gush Katif residents demanded just that. At a news conference in Jerusalem, they said they are ready to recreate the communities that were so senselessly destroyed during the 2005 retreat.
"Let us return home. We are ready at a day's notice to set up tents in the area until permanent construction can begin," the group said.
This is an initiative that all Israelis can and should embrace. Where the Palestinians have sought to inflict death, let us act to reestablish life.
That, more than anything, is the best possible Zionist and Jewish response.
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Disengagement was retreat and rewarded terrorism: the Nazi Muslims, like hornets, were driving away the Jews because the Israeli leaders don't have their roots in the Holy Land of Israel and are detached from their religion. Israel must remember the Law of Moses, as Kahane reminded them, and defeat and drive out their sworn enemies or be driven out. It's one or the other.
THEY MUST GO
Don't Expel Jews From Gaza!
Ariel Sharon: From Zionist to Traitor
Grains Of Sand: The Fall Of Neve Dekalim
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Lying politicians
by IsraelNN Staff
(IsraelNN.com) Channel 2's political correspondent Amit Segal has gathered together statements made by many of Israel's leading politicians prior to the 2005 Disengagement from Gaza. Politicians rejected warnings of rocket fire from Gaza as "absurd," and many of those who now blame the retreat from Gaza for attacks on the south, actually voted for the withdrawal.
Then Prime Minister Ariel Sharon stated the purpose of the Disengagement from Gaza in his December 2003 speech to the Herzliyah Conference. He said:
“The purpose of the Disengagement Plan is to reduce terror as much as possible, and grant Israeli citizens the maximum level of security…These steps will increase security for the residents of Israel and relieve the pressure on the IDF and security forces in fulfilling the difficult tasks they are faced with. The Disengagement Plan is meant to grant maximum security and minimize friction between Israelis and Palestinians.”
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, Herzliya Conference, December 18, 2003
In the above video, the following members of Knesset are shown making statements from the Knesset floor:
MK Meir Sheetrit, Kadima (Formerly Likud): There is an argument according to which there will be a threat… a threat and a fleeing… a threat on the Negev communities… I have never before heard such a ridiculous argument
MK Ran Cohen, Meretz: The disengagement is good for security. The right wing people stood here and talked about Kassams flying from here to there… I'm telling you, whoever wants to spare not only Sderot but also Ashkelon, both of them, must understand: if we don't go out of the Gaza Strip in two or three years, maybe after one year, the range will reach Ashkelon.
MK Orit Noked, Labor: I want to believe that, as a result of the evacuation, and the exiting of Gaza, the moderate Palestinian leaders will become strong, and terror will be reduced.
MK Shaul Mofaz, Kadima (Formerly Likud): I am convinced the act is necessary and right, it can grant greater security for the residents of Israel and can reduce the burden on the security forces, it can break the current stalemate and open a door to a new reality that will enable, when the day comes negotiations for coexistence.
MK Pines-Paz, Labor: Honorable Knesset Chairman, before I arrived in the Knesset today, I brought my son to the Tel Hashomer base, he received his first call-up order to the IDF. I must thank Ariel Sharon for the hope he gives me and my wife that my son, when he is recruited, will not have to serve the nation of Israel in the Gaza Strip.
MK Binyamin Netanyahu, Likud Chairman: Make no mistake, in a referendum I will support the (disengagement) plan
MK Yuval Shteinitz, Likud: I think that this plan, under the conditions, is appropriate for our confidence. It's not a simple plan, but it has a high probability of improving our geo-strategic situation.
Film of Knesset roll call in one of the votes on the Disengagement
MK (Likud) Silvan Shalom – In favor
MK (Likud) Yisrael Katz – In favor
MK (Likud) Limor Livnat – In favor
MK (Likud) Binyamin Netanyahu – In favor
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It's obvious, other than being downright dishonest and deceitful, pushing the lying peace process forward as Israel falls backwards, all those putrid politicians had a lying spirit in their mouths and condemned the country to suffer for their stupidity.
The UNJews, the Hellenists, the globalist and treacherous Jews like Ariel Sharon and Shimon Peres and criminal company, the corrupt and murderous Israeli oligarchy: such Jewish collaborators with the German-Jesuit EU are far more dangerous than any Nazi Muslims or apostate Christians could ever be, and provide the new Greco-Syrians, the new Babylonians, an opening against Israel, a breach in the walls of Jerusalem, undermining Israeli sovereignty, inviting attacks against Jews and brutally betraying the Temple Mount.
Jerusalem Under Siege!
EUROPE'S NEW CRUSADE: "PEACE" FOR THE MIDDLE EAST
Vatican Linked to the Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin?
No peace now
By CHRIS POWELL, Journal Inquirer
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Don’t fall for the charade of Israeli “leaders” wringing their hands: they don’t want peace any more than their German-Jesuit EU masters do. It’s all part of the plan to bring in “peacekeeping” troops and occupy Jerusalem and betray Israel.
German Arms to Gaza
EUROPE’S NEW CRUSADE: “PEACE” FOR THE MIDDLE EAST
EU to Conquer Anglo-Saxons and Jews
http://www.davidbenariel.org/
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
German arms
The news agency Reuters reported that a German shipping company is involved in arms deliveries for the war on Gaza. According to the report, a German ship took on an exceptionally voluminous cargo of US American combat material destined for the Israeli port Ashdod. A second delivery is currently being prepared. Because of its obvious connection to the war on Gaza, British military experts have characterized the shipments as "irregular." German participation draws attention to Berlin's arms exports to the Middle East, with which Germany has over the past few years been arming both Israel and several of the Arab states. German weapons have been helping to fuel the tensions that, from the outset, have been inflaming the region... Click here to read the rest
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American cooperation with good Nazis is nothing new. Neither are dangerous German ambitions. The German leopard has not changed its spots, and the Assyrian eagles' talons are everywhere (as Herbert W. Armstrong warned they would be).
What's new is the Frankenstein Monster we've helped to create will destroy US, first betraying our Jewish brethren in Israel and then launching a nuclear blitzkrieg against us, aided and abetted by American and Jewish collaborators.
Jerusalem Under Siege!
EUROPE'S NEW CRUSADE: "PEACE" FOR THE MIDDLE EAST
Vatican Linked to the Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin?
Israel Today (January 13, 2009)
To read all of today's news items in full, click here.
Israel to press on in Gaza until acceptable truce is offered
IDF commanders say over 650 terrorists killed so far; army begins shelling Gaza City; Jordanian soldier opens fire on Israel more»
Israel rejects one-side human rights condemnations
Foreign Ministry says resolution by UN Human Rights Council is 'irrelevant'; IDF denies it is using white phosphorous in shells more»
Hamas wants a ceasefire that isn't really a ceasefire
Gaza-based Hamas leader says ready to entertain truce proposals, but insists on his group's right to not cease fire more»
Bloggers cry foul over questionable Gaza news footage
Video shot by brother of alleged child victim of Israeli missile shows phony CPR efforts, uninjured 'dead' child more»
Hamas hijacks humanitarian aid in Gaza
100 Red Cross and UN aid trucks raided by Hamas gunmen shortly after entering Gaza; contents sold to the highest bidders more»
Ron Paul's mercy of fools
Re: Congressman Ron Paul condemns the violence in the Gaza Strip, saying the "collective punishment"
Ron Paul doesn't have a clue when it comes to the Nazi Muslims, and how the "innocent" people of Gaza voted for the terrorist Hamas, and now are suffering some of the consequences for their choice. It's so sad those "innocent' children can't continue to watch Hamas TV terrorist cartoons uninterrupted, teaching them to want to die for their moon god and bloody religion and false prophet. Besides, Ron Paul has lost credibility with his abysmal failure to demand that fraud and foreign, Obama, prove his alleged American citizenship!
Israel needs to destroy the hornet's nest of Gaza, whether or not far removed people like Ron Paul understand or approve.

