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Date - March 2, 2001
The Knesset Thinks Ahead
Claude served in the Givati infantry brigade, and when released lived in
Tiberias.
Claude was working as a trainer of seeing eye dogs, to assist the blind,
Jews and Arabs. He was travelling home with Dafna, a dog that was being
trained and was almost ready to be supplied to a blind person. In the
minibus on the way home, an Israeli Arab sat next to him. The Arab was a
member of a terrorist ring. He had just planted a large bomb the evening
before on a Tel Aviv main street, a bomb that miraculously "only" caused
property damage and did not kill anyone. The evening after that bomb was
planted and before the trip in the minibus, the terrorist stayed overnight
with his Jewish girlfriend in Holon, a true symbol of the Oslo peace
process. Helping peace to break out in the New Middle East.
The police were on the trail of the terrorist, but were bungling things
in their usual way. In any case, when the minibus approached a road block,
the terrorist set off a bomb he was carrying. Claude was killed.
Dafna was badly injured.
The terrorist is badly injured but thanks to Jewish medicine, his life
will be saved and he will live. The press played coy all day yesterday,
unwilling to reveal that most of those injured in the blast were Arabs, two
under suspicion of being in cahoots with the bomber. Can’t have any
Schadenfreud in the New Middle East. In any case, as it turns out, the
victims were a mixture of Jews and Arabs. The Jews included a pregnant
woman, hurt but doing well. And Claude. The names of the Arabs have not yet
been released.
You see, by training guide dogs for the blind, Claude was an enemy of
peace whose death was warranted by the need to clear settler colonists out
of the lands of the Palestinians, including of course Tiberias.
The Left of course will not have much to say about Claude beyond the
usual triple tongue clicks.
But what about poor Dafna? What did SHE ever do to deserve such a fate?
Where are all the moral posturers and do-gooders? Where is Tikkun and the
Reform synagogue? I mean, animal rights are the issue!! Why have they not
had a word to say about the maiming of poor Dafna?
Well, Madame Tamir is back with a new assault on freedom of speech.
Seems an army brigadier general spoke a faux pas and stated that "Non-Jewish
soldiers are not as good as Jewish soldiers". Yuli wants him sacked. You
of course are free to disagree with his statement. Actually, it seems the
general, Eliezer Stern - Chief Education Officer, had in mind Non-Jewish
immigrants from the ex-Soviet Union when he made his remark, not the valiant
Druse and Bedouin soldiers. But be that as it may, one would think Stern
has as much right to his own opinion as you and I and all those reserve
generals petitioning the government to create a Palestinian state and divide
Jerusalem, right? Well, not in post-democratic Israel.
Israel now has an Official State Commissioner for Future Generations.
It is all an initiative by Israel’s Chief Klanster Tommy Lapid, Grand Wizard
of the Shinui Klux Klan. Approved yesterday by the Knesset. The
Commissioner for Future Generations will evaluate all proposals that might
impact, well, future generations. It is impressive that Lapid, who has
backed Oslo in spite of its impact on future generations, raised this
important piece of legislation.
So now there is someone out there to care for all those future
generations that will be born long after Israel has ceased to exist and long
after the Shinui party platform has resulted in Jews being replaced by
pork-chomping Israeli cosmopolitan gentiles who abandoned all of the Land of
Israel to the Palestinian state and instead constructed a nice web site in
which to live. (Dare we refer to them as Jews in SPACE?)
So the same Israeli politicians who are incapable of thinking about the
consequences three weeks hence of their decisions today will now be able to
take into account the interests of generations of people with seven fingers
on each hand and who telecommute through matter transformers.
March 1, 2001 "Hatzofeh" (p. 5) by Yaffa Goldstein - The UN financed a
Palestinian tourist map of the Holy Land that does not name the State of
Israel, and the entire center of the country, excepting Gaza and Samaria,
is represented as being unsettled.
The only Jewish communities that appear on this map are cited with
their Arabic names, such as el-Hadarat (Hadera), Ramle, Askelan (Ashkelon),
Ashdout (Ashdod) and Tal Arabe (Tel Aviv).
The map was discovered by a journalist, David Bedein, from the Israel
Resource News Agency. The bottom of the map notes that its production was
financed by the UN’s Development Department, whose offices are located on
Yaakobi Street, West Jerusalem. One of the UN officials in the office
confirmed to Bedein that the map’s production had been financed by his
department. But the official and his secretary later denied they had had
any knowledge of the project.
Emanuel Nahshon, a deputy-spokesman in the Foreign Ministry, told
Hatzofe yesterday that this map was part of the Palestinian propaganda that
was geared to eradicate the State of Israel and delegitimize it.
Copyright © 2001 by Steven Plaut. -Published with permission
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