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Why Is This So Hard
To Understand? Talk about close!
The Israelis are rivaling America's Bush-Gore race of 2000 in their recent election. As this article goes to print, either Tzipora Livni or Benjamin Netanyahu may wind up the next Israeli Prime Minister.
Both now seek the support of an important third party to form a viable government, that of Avigdor Lieberman's Yisrael Beiteinu.
Lieberman's party has surged and will win a substantial number of seats in Israel's Parliament, the Knesset.
Lieberman and his growing popularity is giving heart palpitations to many, and so that's what this article is all about.
News articles have highlighted Israeli Arabs fear of Lieberman. While focusing on their fears, I've found in none of those articles any attempt to seriously explain Leiberman's position--which we'll get to shortly. Years ago I wrote of such things as well ("Treason...Tread Carefully, Dear Arabs," and so forth).
National Public Radio has also done its usual one-sided thing regarding this issue.
Eric Westervelt interviewed Arabs regarding Lieberman's popularity, but decided to totally ignore finding out why this is so...leaving his listeners with same impression most of the rest of the main stream media is dishing out.
Okay--Let's begin...
Webster's Collegiate Dictionary defines treason as:
“...the violation of the allegiance owed to one's sovereign or state; betrayal of one's country and, specifically in the United States,...consisting only in levying war against the U.S. or in giving aid and comfort to its enemies."
A few years back, Arab students attending Hebrew University demonstrated against the visit of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, screaming--among other things--"we are all Ahmed Yassins." Pictures of Israeli Arabs appeared in newspapers all over the world holding up Yassin's portrait in protest marches. Yassin was the Israeli dispatched-to-Paradise leader of Hamas...the organization which openly calls for (and acts upon) Israel's destruction which Israel recently was forced to go after again.
Increasingly, Israeli Arabs--who number some 20% of Israel's population with one of the highest birth rates in the world--have attacked fellow Jewish citizens simply because they're Jews. It has become common place for them to hold demonstrations in their towns similar to what we've seen above at Hebrew University.
Not only do Jews have to fear Arabs outside of their borders, but they now have to increasingly fear those within. Israeli Arab Knesset members openly side with those who deliberately disembowel Jews. Too many Israeli Arabs have cheered when Jews have been targeted and terrorized by either bad cop Hamas or good cop Fatah terrorists.
Israel was partially resurrected so that there would be at least one place in the entire world where this sort of thing would not happen. So such Arab actions are totally unacceptable.
Totally...
In reality, however, this is nothing new. Rabbi Meir Kahane warned of such things decades ago and was branded a racist for coming to the same logical conclusions which Lieberman and others have come to, and for which they too are now being portrayed as unreasonable racists, fascists, and the like. Listening to NPR--supported by many Jewish donors--that's certainly the message one receives.
So, what makes Israeli Arabs shudder about Lieberman?
He wants to demand that they show loyalty to the state in which they live or be denied citizenship.
Racist...? Unreasonable...? Fascist...?
What other nation would put up with such outright treason against both the state and its citizens? Please look at Webster's definition above again--especially how America itself regards such things.
Let's make sure that this point is so clear that even NPR's crew can understand it...
We're not talking about American students at Kent State University
protesting American policies or the war in Viet Nam. What we're talking about is the freest Arabs to be found anywhere in the Middle East (those in Israel)--whose language has been made the second official language of the State while Kurdish kids in Syria are forced to sing songs praising their "Arab" identity--supporting terror, murder, and the destruction of the very nation in which they live and the murder of their fellow citizens.
If the above isn't treason, then I'm the Passover Bunny.
As Lieberman and a growing number of others tired of the one-sided destruction-in-stages games Arabs have been playing have increasingly come to learn the hard way, it's long past time for Israel to act in its own crucial interests the way all other nations would act.
The typical mainstream media story portrays a victory for Netanyahu,
Lieberman, and their allies as a setback for peace with Arabs. But these
are the same folks who never bother to press Arabs on what they mean
themselves regarding that alleged "peace." I don't believe that this is
an accident either.
Those Arabs who display such treachery as described above must, preferably, be expelled from the country.
Jail time only costs Israeli taxpayers money that there's much less of in Israel these days due to Arab rejectionist actions and attitudes --on both sides of the Green Line. Indeed, many Israeli Arabs have been actively involved in terrorism themselves. Jailing such folks only winds up with Israel getting blackmailed later--trading numerous, live Arab butchers and wannabes for the bones of a few dead Jews.
In the broader perspective of the problem, Arabs could have had their
22nd state long ago if that's all that they wanted. Any objective
assessment of the facts would show this. There's no need to rehash all
the proposals yet again. I've certainly done that enough myself. The reality is that Arabs want their second state in mandatory "Palestine" (Jordan created in 1922 on 80% of the original territory mandated to Britain on April 25, 1920) to exist in place of--not along side of--Israel. And that goes for Mahmoud Abbas's alleged Fatah "moderates" as well.
A visit to his Palestinian Authority or Hamas's websites, textbooks,
media, maps, and so forth quickly confirms this, as does a look at the
polls which show that even if Israel withdrew to its pre-'67, nine-mile
wide, UN-imposed armistice line (not border) existence, most Arabs would
still reject its right to exist.
At the very least, kick those who articulate and exhibit such behaviors out of the country. I'd include treasonous, self-destructive Jews as well. Trade them for those Jews still trapped and living in fear in "Arab" and/or other Muslim countries.
Enact a death penalty and take less live prisoners who commit crimes
aiming to murder and terrorize. One quick bullet to the head...bathed
in pig's blood first, if possible. |
