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Date - September 28, 2001
Israel’s Hebrew Palestinian Newspaper
And on the very first day of the "ceasefire", the PLO sent out some
stormtroopers from Rafiah in the Gaza Strip through a tunnel and these
placed a bomb on the wall of an Israeli military installation, trying to
murder the soldiers, wounding three, as it turns out - all loyal Bedouin
soldiers.
In response, Israel kills four of the perps and blows up some houses near
the installation, under which the tunnel was dug to get near the IDF post.
And in the news report on this in the Hebrew Palestinian newspaper
Haaretz, your favorite New Journalist and mine, Amira Hass, sums up the set
of events as "a gross violation of the ceasefire by Israel". Not in an
Op-Ed but in the news report. Huh? The PLO trying to murder some nice
Israeli Bedouins is NOT a violation of the "ceasefire"? Nope, because
remember ceasefires apply only to Israel.
Can Betselem (which is increasingly indistinguishable from the
Communist Party) be far behind?
Think I am kidding?
The Israeli Left is not only vehemently anti-Israel and anti-Jewish, it
is also anti- American. (Since the US campus Left is pro-Saddam and
anti-American, this should not be too surprising.)
Israel has already produced a "Solidarity with Saddam Hussein"
organization, led by far-leftist Dr. Shaul Zadka, who also happens to be
among the founders of the "Four Mothers" protest organization, the whiney
demonstrators against Israeli survival who served as figleaf for Ehud
Barak’s surrender in Lebanon to the Hizbollah and Syria a while back.
Haaretz regularly runs anti-American propaganda, and was solidly behind
all those "anti-globalization" circus members who trashed Seattle and other
fine cities.
Haaretz continues to show its opposition to any US moves to attack
terrorism, and is printing assorted letters about how evil and imperialistic
the US is and so Israel should refuse to support the US aggression against
Afghanistan. (At least half the letters in Haaretz are always crayoned by
Israeli communists.)
Copyright © 2001 by Steven Plaut. -Published with permission
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