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“Cults inculcate addictive behaviours and once these have built up a pattern of gratification, it is very hard to step back from them.”
I’m reposting this as a reminder that RBG was a proud, Zionist Jew.
The essay below by kapo Judith Levine—a woman who trivializes rape—makes no mention of…
“There is a particular strain within leftist thought that often exhibits a fascination with revolution and a drive to dismantle and disrupt, sometimes indiscriminately”
“anger had a defined focus; rage, a sign of fury at the world, was labile, readily shifting from one object to another.”
“Silence ensures Islamist antisemitism overrides human morality.”
“According to Pew Research, 93% of the Palestinian population is completely opposed to homosexuality, a percentage among the highest in the world. Palestine has also been named by Forbes as one of the worst countries in the world for LGBTQ+ travelers.”
“it’s a theory one expects to find only in online fever swamps. But its usefulness in denying the Jewish connection to the land of Israel has made it a mainstream claim among {an Arab death cult}.”
As the Kuwaiti-Palestinian academic Sami Al-Arian openly stated on Al Jazeera on July 30: "The Palestinian cause is not about creating a [Palestinian] state... [our] greatest strategic goal is to dismantle the State of Israel... "
Even Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas publicly announced that PA does not support the boycott of Israel. “We don’t ask anyone to boycott Israel itself,” he said…
“Legitimate grievances, exacerbated by hardship in refugee camps, have made idealistic Palestinian youths a new force which appalls their elders—as it does other Arabs. The force has not only found its outlet in terrorism, but has espoused an ideology dedicated to destroying all 'established societies.'‘ “They feel King Hussein's Jordan must be ingested by the Palestinian state.”
“despite further sections devoted to the poet Mahmoud Darwiche and the (French) writer Jean Genet, who embraced Palestinians fighting against Israel, the exhibition is largely an empty shell, which is not that surprising, given that there was no distinct Arab Palestinian identity before the 1960s.”
“Two years after signing the Oslo Accords, the number of Israelis killed by Palestinian terrorists had risen by 73%.”
“It will be the first time since its 1961 founding that CUNY’s senior leadership will be Jew-free or Judenrein, for those who fear the horrors of history repeating itself.”
“Enter the Jews! My father screamed with tears in his eyes. We wonder in fear what they look like. Do they look like the monsters we see in the pictures? Do they have horns??”
“Efforts at unified action by the various groups is desultory through a United Fedayeen Command and a Unified Command of Palestine Resistance were formed last February when the guerillas had a showdown with the Jordanian government -- and won.”
In 2012 Abbas said both, “I believe that West Bank and Gaza is Palestine, and the other parts (are) Israel.” and “We don’t want to use terror…” In 2023, Abbas was given 30 minutes to speak to the UN. During his hour long tirade, he renegged on both claims, saying, “I want Safed,” and “keep the ground aflame with popular resistance.”
The head of Muslims Against Antisemitism in the United Kingdom, Ghanem Nuseibeh, told the Post that “Qatar media is heavily censored and such extremist incitement would not be published without government approval.”A Qatar expert, Nuseibeh added that it has been “the most virulent spreader of antisemitism in Arabic-speaking communities and there are no signs this has stopped.
2013, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict claimed 42 lives— roughly the monthly homicide rate in the city of Chicago. Jerusalem, internationally renowned as a city of conflict, had slightly fewer violent deaths per capita last year than Portland, Ore., one of America’s safer cities. In contrast, in three years the Syrian conflict has claimed an estimated 190,000 lives…
