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The ethical issue of the original theft , ‘that of the land, is not raised , not even tackled , there is desire to limit the expansion of Israel and call for the formation of a Palestinian state out of sympathy and identification with Israel and not out of recognition of Palestinians’ right for their land which covers the whole of Palestine . There is no doubt that our two dedicated academicians add a scholastic flavor to Zionism, a flavor especially used to fool people like us who go on applauding them and praising them for serving Israel and helping Israel acquire an irreversible legitimacy and recognition while Arabs and Palestinians should be satisfied with the horse with wings . Chomsky and Finkelstein both secure for Israel the academic laisser passer that makes Israel turn from a racist country to a some sort of “legitimate”country that hosts a certain culture and a religion namely : the Jewish one.The other two bad Zionists are non other than ‘Azmi Beshara and Bernard Henry Levy and each one of them is a school by himself . Azmi Beshara acquired the status of Arab thinker until he ended up in the arms of prince Khalifa of Qatar heading in Dawha a research center and working for the pro Zionist project of the prince . This is when we discovered that the Arab thinker stinks more than he thinks ,and serves an agenda that benefits Israel in the first place, and this after playing the victim and fooling Arabs claiming that he was the victim of Israel’s ban and eviction and acquiring thus their sympathy , support and respect . Evidently he was endowed with the mission to acquire this sympathy and support and direct them to Israel , mission in which he succeeded for some time , until many Arabs discovered the truth of his fake endeavor and fake personality. As for the other Jew : Bernard Henry Levy , he stinks too much to have anything to add to the matte
Posted on: Sat, 14 Sep 2013 19:10:09 +0000

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