A revealing article by Haaretz which provides a nice glimpse into the utterly narcissistic and tribal Israeli mentality which has absolutely no room for any self reflection. Completely incapable of realizing the double standards they apply and regardless of the rhetoric, Jewish life is holy and those of Palestinians utterly expendable. The security cabinet is expected to discuss Israeli responses to the teens killing. Does not take much imagination what this will entail. Another excuse for a further clamp down on top of an already brutal repressive regime followed by punitive military expeditions which will have of course a multiple of Palestinian casualties, which is really what the objective is to begin with. Any Jewish casualty will result in far greater casualties on the Palestinian side... go Israel. As always in times of crisis the responses are telling: PRESIDENT SHIMON PERES: Alongside deep sorrow, we will remain resolute to punish the atrocious terrorists. Our war on terrorism will only intensify and will not waver so that this murderous terrorism wont dare to rear its head. What he is really saying is that the Israeli repression will only intensify and they will not waver with the continued occupation and ethnic cleansing of the West Bank until the Palestinians have been completely defeated. RELIGIOUS SHAS MK ARYEY DERIi: Naftali, Gilad, and Eyal, may God avenge their blood Yes, if the past is any indication for future results... we wont have to wait long for another murderous rampage and with the deaths of three teenagers providing ample justification. MINISTER NAFTALI BENNETT: The murder of children is unforgivable You would think a statement like this might cause some pause considering the amount of killed (i.e. murdered) Palestinian children far exceed those of Jewish Israelis. THE VAST MAJORITY OF ISRAELIS TRULY DONT UNDERSTAND HOW THEY THEMSELVES ARE LARGELY TO BLAME FOR CREATING THE VERY CONDITIONS THEY ARE FIGHTING SO HARD.
Posted on: Mon, 30 Jun 2014 19:47:01 +0000
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