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“Jewish State”: A Nazi Concept Implying another final Nakba

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Israel lies shamelessly about almost everything. The Zionist state lies about the Palestinian Nakba, her ongoing slow-motion, low-combustion Holocaust against the Palestinian people, the Nazi-like-treatment meted out to Palestinians,  the propaganda- bogy weapon of anti-Semitism, and not the least, about Israel being a “democratic Jewish state.”

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The Jewish- democracy lie is probably the most brazenly obscene lie Zionist leaders have been repeating for decades, a mantra whose invocation justifies Israeli crimes against humanity (as if being a democracy grants a given state a license to commit all sorts of crimes from murdering non-conformist journalists! to showering innocent civilians with bombs from high altitudes).

The Americans and Europeans know deep in their hearts that Israel is not a true democracy, but rather a criminal, racist, fascist entity.

Read Also: Israel is and will always be a crime against humanity

However, these hypocritical westerners are simply too cowardly and too dishonest to call a spade a spade, especially when the implement happens to be in Jewish hands.

This is what made American Presidents from Lyndon B. Johnson to Joe Biden defended Israel following every  Jewish atrocity against Palestinians by invoking the misplaced despicable mantra of “Israel has the right to defend itself,” implying that Israel’s victims have no right to defend themselves, protect their children and live in peace and security.

 Moreover, the despicable mantra presupposes that the malignant, evil entity is a helpless, powerless victim struggling to live in peace whereas the Palestinians, the real and enduring victims, are the monstrous, insolent aggressors.

Read Also: Israel should stop  trying to force-feed the Holocaust down people’s throats  as bloody repression of Palestinians  goes on unabated

Such a scandalously corrupt discourse is not only contemptible,  reflecting the decadence of our age, but absolutely criminal in nature since it emboldened  Israel and encouraged her to defy the entire world by carrying out more crimes and seizing more land.

 Just imagine the President of the US and some European leaders making statements on the eve of the Nazi blitzkrieg against Poland in 1939, stating that Nazi Germany had the right to defend itself! Just imagine the utter contempt and indignation such statements would draw from honest people around the world!

Israel cannot be both Talmudic and democratic

 The truth of the matter is that Israel is intentionally lying when she shamelessly claims it is both Jewish and democratic at the same time.  Needless to say, this big lie is routinely echoed whenever Israel’s insidious racism against her non-Jewish citizens is questioned.

To begin with, a true democracy doesn’t discriminate against a segment of its citizens because of their faith or race, or color. Israel obviously does.

Moreover, Israel doesn’t really explain what is meant by “Jewish”? Is it ethnicity?  But there is no such a thing as Jewish ethnicity as Professor Shlomo Sand says in his very informative book “The Invention Of The Jewish People.

Some Zionist Jews who are actually atheists shamelessly claim that God, in whose existence they don’t believe, gave us this land! This is another big lie because the Bible, which contains many interpolations,  never mentioned that God gave Jews the land of Canaan. The Bible says God promised the Patriarch Abraham “the land that you see.” But the Bible never promised Jews anything. The promise was made to the  Israelites (Jacobites), many or probably most of whose descendants converted to Christianity and later to Islam. In fact, one wouldn’t make an overstatement by arguing that there are probably more non-Jewish Israelites in the world today than Jewish-Israelites.  So, who in his or her right mind would argue that the Biblical promise to Abraham excludes those Israelites who had chosen to embrace Christianity or Islam.

Also Read: The Zionist connection: what price peace?

 The Zionist-Jewish logic is really strange and makes level-headed people raise their eyebrows as a sign of surprise at Zionist depravity. For example,  how come the legions of openly atheist Jews from Theodor  Herzl to Shimon Peres are welcomed as “authentic Jews” whereas the millions of true Israelites who decided to embrace another monotheistic religion are excluded from the Biblical promise?

Zionist myth

A few years ago, an Israeli writer by the name of Tsvi Misinai wrote a book entitled: Brother shall Not Lift Sword Against Brother: The Roots And Solution to the Problem in the Holy Land.  In his book,  the author, whom this writer met personally, claimed that there were in the West Bank numerous Palestinian clans who have Jewish (Israelite) ancestry. He suggested that the conflict between the Palestinians and Israel would disappear or come to an end if these clans reverted to Judaism.  He suggested there should be no problem accepting these Arabic-speaking “Jewish Muslims” in Israel since they are truly authentic Jews.

His argument refutes the Zionist myth and disinformation parroted mindlessly by many Westerners, particularly Evangelical Christians who would blindly accept anything from the Godless Zionists as a revelation from Almighty God. I am alluding to the Zionist Jewish propaganda that the words “Jews” and “Israelites” are interchangeable.  This scandalous lie should remind us of the current Zionist fraudulence and deceitfulness that anti-Zionism is a tacit form of anti-Semitism.

 Jewish state implies eradication of non-Jews

It is paramount to remind ourselves and the world that the Zionist entity harbors but conceals an insidious intent behind her recurrent demands that the Palestinian Authority (PA) must recognize Israel as a Jewish state,  as a pre-requisite for a potential peace agreement. Well, one doesn’t have to have a very high IQ to realize that what Israel is actually asking for is an Arab-Muslim, and above all Palestinian, endorsement of a future Israeli plan to ethnically cleanse more than two million Palestinians living in the Jewish state and having its nominal citizenship. In plain English, Israel is insisting on seizing the right to expel, exterminate, or enslave these Palestinians who survived the 1948 Holocaust known as Nakba.

Also Read: Israel to embark on the largest ethnic cleansing drive in West Bank

Indeed, when the time comes, Israel would undoubtedly confront its non-Jewish population with the above-mentioned endorsement. I am not a prophet of doom and gloom, but history taught us the hard way not to trust them, for we have been through it all, from creation to destruction.

We must not be bamboozled again, neither by their evil slyness nor by our destructive innocence and naiveté We must not be bamboozled.

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365 Days of Genocide: The Gaza Massacre

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Every single individual in Gaza has had something stolen from them– It alone highlights the despair, cruelty, and injustices inflicted by Israel on Gaza over the past year.

Since October 7, 2023, more than 41,000 Palestinians have been killed, with 70% of them being children. According to UNICEF, Palestine is now one of the most dangerous places for children on earth. 

Even more devastating, over 90,000+ people have been injured, and 10,000+ remain missing. The extent of oppression by Israel in one year is they have destroyed almost everything in Gaza.

According to the United Nations and  World Health Organization, Israel has damaged or destroyed more than 50% of Gaza’s homes—80% of commercials, 87% of school buildings, 68% of road networks and cropland.

For the people of Gaza, there is nothing left. What makes the situation even more dire is the state of their healthcare system. Of the 37 multispecialty hospitals, only 16 are partially functioning, and with no fuel entering since last year, the lack of resources has left injured civilians with limited care options.

Every Minute is Like Hell In Gaza

The situation has become so dire that the people don’t know what the next moment will bring. It is not just a crisis of a few months; the people of Gaza have been living in constant fear for over a year.

According to reports, every hour in the Gaza Strip, 15 people are losing their lives, 6 of whom are children. Thirty-five others are injured, and over 42 bombs are being dropped from above. There is no place left in Gaza where people can seek refuge because every hour, 12 buildings are being reduced to rubble by bombs.

The situation has grown so desperate that parents have resorted to writing their children’s names, along with the father’s name, on their tiny hands. That way, if their children die in the bombings, at least they can be identified.

People are living through a relentless nightmare, unsure of what will happen next. They have lost not just their homes but, for many, their fathers and children too.

The people of Gaza are enduring unimaginable suffering every minute of every day. The air they breathe, the ground they stand on—everything around them is a reminder of loss, fear, and devastation. Every second that passes is filled with the dread of not knowing if it might be their last.

The Further Escalation

The situation in Gaza worsens with each passing day. The citizens are lost, uncertain of where to go or where to find safety. The fear that the Israeli army has instilled over the past year has left people with no hope or sense of security in their own lives.

Reports say that 87% of children in Gaza are mentally depressed and in urgent need of psychological treatment. People don’t even have food to eat. When humanitarian aid is sent, desperate civilians rush to it, and in the chaos, only the strongest manage to grab whatever is available, while others are left with nothing.

The shelters provided by the UN and other organizations have also been bombed by Israeli forces, leaving people wondering where they can even live. Many have been forced to camp near the seashore, but even there, they face new dangers. During the night, when the tides rise, water floods their tents, and tragically, young children are often swept away by the strong currents.

In the past year, there hasn’t been a single day without attacks by the Israeli army. No place in Gaza has been spared. People are bombed in their sleep—many who go to bed at night never wake up. Hospitals have been targeted, bombing the very buildings where civilians were receiving medical care. The cruelty reaches its peak when even schools where innocent children should feel safe have been attacked.

The escalation has reached unbearable levels. First, the Gaza Strip was engulfed in violence, then the attacks extended to the occupied West Bank, followed by 

Lebanon, and now even Iran, is under threat. The Israeli forces seem relentless, showing no intention of stopping. For the past year, they have been fixated on taking the lives of innocent people, with no end in sight.

What is Next For the People Of Gaza?

At this point, hope is all that the civilians of Gaza have left. With Egypt and Israel having closed their borders, people in Gaza are unable to cross to safety. The UN and WHO, along with other major organizations, have repeatedly called for a ceasefire, and while there were one or two brief pauses in the conflict, it quickly resumed for one reason or another.

Throughout the past year, people across Europe and other countries have protested against Benjamin Netanyahu’s actions. However, the leaders of major nations have turned a deaf ear. Instead, countries like the U.S. and those in Europe have supplied Israel with weapons, further fueling the destruction of Gaza.

The coming year may hold even worse challenges for the people of Gaza. Iran has already launched attacks on Israel, and Israel will surely retaliate. Netanyahu has made it clear—either Israel survives or the nations of the Middle East, including Gaza, will face further devastation.

For this war to end, the President of the U.S., the Prime Minister of the UK, and the President of Russia will need to intervene directly. If they are serious about stopping the war, the first step must be to stop supplying weapons. Only then will the conflict begin to de-escalate. Otherwise, no matter how much the UN and other organizations try to bring peace, this war could drag on for another year, ten years, or even indefinitely.

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Schools in Tents: The Struggles of Gaza’s Education System During the Israel-Gaza War

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Under the guise of military operations, the Israeli army seems intent on systematically destroying Gaza’s education system. Already, 80% of schools have been wiped out in the bombings, and the remaining ones are under constant attack. 

It feels as though the Israeli army is leaving no part of Palestinian life untouched. The targeted violence against education suggests an intention to completely dismantle the Palestinian education system, an act known as ‘scholasticide.’

On October 9, 2023, Grade 5 and 6 students at the Rosary Sister’s School in Gaza were supposed to take their science exam. But they never had the chance, as Israel launched a devastating military assault just two days before. Currently, out of the 625,000 students in Gaza, 60% are either dead, injured, or missing due to the ongoing genocide. The situation is dire, with the future of education in Gaza hanging by a thread.

The loss of Education At This Point is Immeasurable

Before October 7, 2023, more than 6 million students received education in Gaza, with 20,000 teachers actively teaching. Now, that reality has been completely overturned. Schools, universities, and other educational institutions in Gaza remain closed.

Libraries have been left unusable, and a severe oil shortage has led to power outages, making it difficult for students to continue learning. Many people in Gaza fled to Egypt during the war, but they were unable to access educational services there due to a lack of proper documents.

For those who remain in Gaza, local efforts to provide education continue. However, every time they attempt to start teaching in tents or small makeshift spaces, the ceasefire breaks, and bombings resume.

“They’re unable to flee, and they remain in an area that continues to be battered,” said Tess Ingram of UNICEF. “It’s tough to provide them with certain services, such as mental health and psychosocial support or consistent education and learning.”

The situation could worsen if the education system is not restored in Gaza. Israel’s operations risk increasing unemployment, hunger, and long-term challenges for the region.

Israeli Army is Attacking Schools

The Israeli army continues to target the remaining schools in Gaza, even after 80% have already been destroyed. Many people, left homeless by the conflict, have taken refuge in these schools, but they are still under attack. 

The Israeli military justifies these strikes by claiming that some Hamas commanders are using the schools as command centers.

“Israeli forces have repeatedly struck schools, saying Hamas fighters use them as ‘command centers’ to plan attacks,”

stated Gaza’s Health Ministry

In one such attack, over 22 people were killed, including 17 women and children and a 3-month-old baby.

By destroying these schools, the Israeli army is not only demolishing education centers 

but also crushing the hopes and dreams of countless people. The destruction of schools has far-reaching consequences beyond the immediate loss of life and infrastructure. 

These attacks rob children of their right to education and strip entire families of the hope for a better future. Once a place of learning and safety, schools have become symbols of despair and loss.

The ongoing bombardment leaves Gaza’s educational system in ruins, making it nearly impossible for students to resume their studies. 

With no safe spaces left for children to learn and teachers facing the threat of arrest or injury, the future of Gaza’s youth seems increasingly bleak.

The Extinguishing Hope

In September, schools in Gaza reopened, as they do every year. However, with no buildings left, locals gathered children in small tents to continue their education. But even this tiny act of resilience didn’t go unnoticed by the Israeli army, which responded with raids on schools in Gaza and the West Bank.

Teachers and educators were detained during these raids without any explanation or warning. Israeli forces grabbed them and took them away, claiming it was part of their ongoing operations.

“Lessons were disrupted at the school after the Israeli raid,”

a witness told Anadolu.

These raids not only halted education but also crushed any remaining hope for stability. By targeting teachers, the Israeli army is extinguishing the last flickers of hope for Gaza’s children, leaving a future filled with uncertainty.

However, the only remaining hope for the children of Gaza lies in the hands of the UN and other international organizations. Immediate and decisive action is needed to address this crisis.

Education must always be prioritized, regardless of how challenging the current situation is. Denying this fundamental right to the children of Gaza is unacceptable.

Attacks on education cannot be tolerated. The international community must send a clear message that those who target schools and universities will be held responsible,” said experts, emphasizing that accountability includes the obligation to finance and rebuild the shattered education system.

If international organizations do not intervene now, who will take responsibility for the future of Gaza’s children? The international community must recognize that time is running out for Gaza’s children. 

With immediate intervention, an entire generation can access education, an essential foundation for future stability and peace. Rebuilding the whole education system and building will take a lot of time.

However, restoring hope and dreams and the possibility of a brighter future is still in the hands of the global community, which must come together and react to this crisis. Now is the time for action—before it’s too late.

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The Overnight Strikes Turned Tents Into Coffin — The Khan Yunus Massacre

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In a devastating act of betrayal, Israeli military forces declared Khan Yunus al-Mawasi a humanitarian zone, promising civilians a “place of safety”. 

But in a cruel twist, under the cover of darkness, rockets struck the very area where exhausted and relocated families were lying asleep.

At least 37 people were killed, and hundreds more were wounded. Heartbreakingly, entire families were buried alive under the sand, leaving behind nothing but silence and devastation. 

What was meant to be a safe zone turned into a mass grave in an instant, marking yet another night of horror for the people of Gaza.

Dozens are Injured, and Many Remain Unaccounted

As dawn broke over Khan Yunus al-Mawasi, the promise of safety shattered with the sound of explosions. Families had gone to sleep under the belief that this humanitarian zone was free from violence, only to be awakened by the brutal reality of war. 

The Israel Defense Force justified their assault by claiming it had killed two “senior Hamas commanders” in the area. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it a “tragedy”.

However, in search to kill Hamas commanders, they have killed innocent and poor Gaza civilians. The strikes were so brutal that entire families were buried under the rubble, and no one knew what had happened to them as desperate searches started in the wreckage.

“We were sitting safely at the door of our house when suddenly we heard the sound of a missile,” witness Fadi Dukhan told Reuters.

According to another witness, Ola Al-Shaer, who moved with her family to al-Mawasi to escape fighting elsewhere in Gaza, says —

“We heard around five or six strikes, one after the other,” she said. “We rushed to help and saw women and children cut to pieces, but there are still people missing.”

The rescue efforts began in complete darkness, as the camp lacked sufficient electricity for lights. Rescuers used flashlights to search through the sand, hoping to find anyone still alive.

When the sun finally rose, it revealed massive craters in the sand, scattered with fragments of tent frames and bits of clothing.

The Whole Families Disappear in the Sand

According to civil defense spokeperson Mahmoud Basal, the people in the camps were not given any warning before the strike. He added they destroyed at least 20 to 40 camps and left three deep craters.

“There are entire families who have disappeared under the sand in the Mawasi Khan Younis massacre,” Basal said.

The most horrifying part of the strike is that people had already fled from one overcrowded area, only to be displaced again to the camps in Khan Yunus.

And just when they thought they had found some measure of safety, they were hit by a barrage of strikes that tore through the camp without warning.

The impact was devastating. It was complete genocide at Khan Yonus that night.

“I was under the sand as well. I got out and started looking for my daughters and my wife. I saw body parts of the neighbours in my tent – I did not know those were our neighbours’ parts until I saw my family in one piece.”

Abu Muammar a survival who lost one of his daughter. 

Furthermore, the rescue teams were working tirelessly, but the lack of proper equipment and shovels to dig through the rubble made their efforts less effective than needed, costing many lives. 

On top of that, the darkness severely limited visibility, hindering the rescue operation.

According to an earlier report, the Israeli defense forces had taken an aerial view of the area to assess the situation and minimize damage. Seizing the opportunity, they launched the strike under the cover of night. 

This deliberate act shows that the attack wasn’t aimed at targeting a Hamas commander but rather seemed to be a calculated move to harm innocent civilians, including children, the elderly, and women.

The World Should Reunite Now

Global outrage is growing as world leaders and high-ranking officials condemn the recent atrocities committed by the Israeli military. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has labeled the actions as “unacceptable,” following the fatal shooting of a U.S. activist during the violence before this genocide. 

He emphasized that such acts of genocide must be stopped immediately, calling for accountability and justice for the victims.

The international community cannot stand by in silence as entire families are wiped out and innocent civilians continue to suffer. The time has come for world leaders to unite and take decisive action. 

The United Nations must urgently call for a ceasefire to halt the ongoing bloodshed and prevent further loss of life. Every second counts as the situation in Gaza spirals out of control, and without global intervention, the devastation will only deepen.

The world needs to act now—for humanity and the survival of the people of Gaza.

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