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Jasså? Om någon genom historien främjat Sionismen och Israel så är det Hitler och nazisterna. Islamisterna tog bara vid där nassarna slutade som kontrollerad opposition och nyttiga idioter.
De judar som dog i förintelsen var de som vägrade flytta till Palestina. Hitler hade hemliga överenskommelser med sionistiska organisationer. Precis som alla dessa muslimska länder som leker skurk och boogeyman åt Israel idag också gör deals under bordet med Israel och Mossad hela tiden.
Men så klart får det bara dig att se rött och börja flyga med foliehattstämpeln hej villt. Bra. Bevisar att du känner dig träffad och att jag inte är ute och cyklar.
Utan Hitler skulle inte Israel existera som stat idag. Han var den sista pusselbiten. Han var dödsängeln som uppfyllde den kabbalistiska profesian om att sex miljoner måste dö innan de kan återvända till det utlovade landet.
Han visste vad han gjorde. Han gav dem både en egen stat och martyrskapet till att rättfärdiga dess existens och som än idag används som vaccin mot all form av kritik mot den staten. Samtidigt störtade han både Tyskland och hela Europa i fördärvet med sin megalomani.
Hitler är det enkillt vidrigaste, falska, dubbelspelande kräket som någonsin levt. Och det av fler anledningar än vad någon Discovery dokumentär någonsin skulle berätta för dig.
Why have I kept silent, held back so long, on something openly practiced in war games, at the end of which those of us who survive will at best be footnotes? It’s the alleged right to a first strike that could destroy an Iranian people subjugated by a loudmouth and gathered in organized rallies, because an atom bomb may be being developed within his arc of power. Yet why do I hesitate to name that other land in which for years—although kept secret— a growing nuclear power has existed beyond supervision or verification, subject to no inspection of any kind? This general silence on the facts, before which my own silence has bowed, seems to me a troubling lie, and compels me toward a likely punishment the moment it’s flouted: the verdict "Anti-semitism" falls easily. But now that my own country, brought in time after time for questioning about its own crimes, profound and beyond compare, is said to be the departure point, (on what is merely business, though easily declared an act of reparation) for yet another submarine equipped to transport nuclear warheads to Israel, where not a single atom bomb has yet been proved to exist, with fear alone the only evidence, I’ll say what must be said. But why have I kept silent till now? Because I thought my own origins, tarnished by a stain that can never be removed, meant I could not expect Israel, a land to which I am, and always will be, attached, to accept this open declaration of the truth. Why only now, grown old, and with what ink remains, do I say: Israel’s atomic power endangers an already fragile world peace? Because what must be said may be too late tomorrow; and because—burdend enough as Germans— we may be providing material for a crime that is foreseeable, so that our complicity will not be expunged by any of the usual excuses. And granted: I’ve broken my silence because I’m sick of the West’s hypocrisy; and I hope too that many may be freed from their silence, may demand that those responsible for the open danger we face renounce the use of force, may insist that the governments of both Iran and Israel allow an international authority free and open inspection of the nuclear potential and capability of both. No other course offers help to Israelis and Palestinians alike, to all those living side by side in emnity in this region occupied by illusions, and ultimately, to all of us. - Günter Grass
Super inlägg. Det fetade; är det begreppet 'Aliay' du referera tilll?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliyah
Many religious Jews espouse aliyah as a return to the Promised land, and regard it as the fulfillment of God's biblical promise to the descendants of the Hebrew patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Nachmanides (the Ramban) includes making aliyah in his enumeration of the 613 commandments.[7]
In the Talmud, at the end of tractate Ketubot, the Mishnah says: "A man may compel his entire household to go up with him to the land of Israel, but may not compel one to leave." The discussion on this passage in the Mishnah emphasizes the importance of living in Israel: "One should always live in the Land of Israel, even in a town most of whose inhabitants are idolaters, but let no one live outside the Land, even in a town most of whose inhabitants are Israelites; for whoever lives in the Land of Israel may be considered to have a God, but whoever lives outside the Land may be regarded as one who has no God.
