I Stand Ashamed as My Country Votes for the New Nazis
The Western community at the United Nations, including my own
miserable Italy, has simply adopted the same strategy as the Nazis:
cunning in wickedness. The Germans dangled before their victims the
possibility of saving themselves at the expense of other Jews.
In this case the Jews to be sacrified are all of those living in
Judea and Samaria, but ultimately so is the entire State of Israel,
since a Palestinian State would only arise upon the fall of Israel.
I am ashamed that my country will vote for the first part that
officially prohibits Jews or any other faith, like Nazi Germany, which
sought a country that was “jüdenrein”, or cleansed of Jews.
I am ashamed that my country will vote for those who plan to take
down Theodor Herzl’s picture from the wall of the Knesset, remove the
seven-branched candelabra, the expression of Am Yisrael, abolish the
Chief Rabbinate and turn the name of the state into Falastin.
I am ashamed that my country will vote for the PLO, an organization
of murderers and Holocaust deniers now officially dedicated to the mass
deportation of Israel’s Jews.
I am ashamed that my country will vote for a state that tortures
inmates in prisons, that throws political dissidents from the roofs of
public buildings, that puts to death human beings simply because they
are guilty of apostasy and that will be a combination of corruption,
dictatorship, Islamic theology and “Bin-Ladenism ".
On September 29, 1938, the Czechoslovak state was truncated and
deprived of defensible borders by the “Munich agreement”. Six months
later, abandoned by its allies England and France, and bullied by
Hitler, Czechoslovakia lay down and died.
Like Israel today, the Czechs were accused of “intransigence” and
of being “disturbers of the peace.” They were so disheartened that in
the end they chose not to fight, but to surrender. “Peace” meant
capitulation. The same attempt is happening today.
Czechoslovakia’s situation in 1938 is in fact similar to Israel’s in 2012.
Like Israel’s IDF, the Czechs had one of the strongest armies in Europe.
Like Israel, Czechoslovakia was a very young and vibrant state.
And like the West pressing Israel to give up its land to the Arabs,
the Nazis demanded the annexation of the Sudeten, settled by three
million Germans.
And the Sudeten mountains, like Israel’s “occupied territories,”
were the only position from which the Bohemian plain, and the capital
Prague, was defensible.
And does anyone remember how Lord Trenchard got up in the British
parliament after Munich and declared that the Czechs didn’t need the
Sudeten territories for security? “The best security border,” Trenchard
said, “is peace.” Sound familiar?
A Palestinian state, to not mention Hamas, is a mortal danger to
Israel because it will immediately absorb 700,000 Palestinians who are
living in Syria, another 750,000 Palestinians who live in Lebanon and
hundreds of thousands of others who will flock to the new state from all
over the world. They will settle in villages that overlook Jaffa,
Haifa, Tel Aviv, Ben Gurion Airport, Kfar Saba and Jerusalem.
I am ashamed that my country adopted the same method used by the
Sudeten Nazis in Czekoslovakia in the late 30s, destroying the country
from within. Yesterday it was the SS, today it's the PLO, which murdered
at least 1,500 Jews (comparable to 82,000 American fatalities).
Who will guarantee that the moment a Palestinian state is declared, the rifles won't start shooting again? The Italian police?
Will bloody attacks be planned against Jews at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem?
Will the Jewish holy sites – Rachel’s tomb in Bethlehem, Cave of
Patriarchs in Hebron and Joseph’s tomb in Nablus – be destroyed by local
mobs?
Will Jewish areas in eastern Jerusalem be subjected to Arab sniper fire?
Will Katyusha rockets start falling on runways at Ben-Gurion
Airport or on the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway, so that Israel’s economy
would simply cease to exist?
Will the Hevron Jews could be the victims of a new Jihadist pogrom like in 1929?
I am ashamed that my country will vote for a state that will
conclude treaties with Arab countries and with Iran serving as a
tripwire for a pan-Islamic attack to exterminate Israel.
I am ashamed that my country will vote for a state where Hitler's "Mein Kampf" is a best seller.
I am ashamed that my country will be remembered among those who
legitimized Palestinian terrorists as "victims", that tacitly maligned
Israel as the villains, letting true villains a single objective: the
"final solution" of the Jewish problem.
Seventy years ago, in what had become one of the opening acts of
the greatest tragedy in European history, Italy betrayed its own Jews.
Very few came back from Birkenau.
Today, Italy capitulated again in the battle against those who seek to finish the job started by the Nazis.
Now that we are approaching Israel's Stalingrad, where have all the "allies" gone?
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