The True Colors of Israel Apartheid Week

The amount of free-floating hatred there is remarkable. There is no distinction made. There are no considered allegations. They label Israel as Jewish Zionist Nazi, Christ-killers, anything that comes to their tiny under-developed minds.

This demonstration shows us what Israeli Apartheid Week really is – a chance for racists to indulge in a neo-Nazi hate-fest. I’m surprised they weren’t Seig Heiling.

I’m surprised they weren’t Seig Heiling.

But that would be ‘recognisable’ anti-semitism! Everyone and his dog knows that overt Nazi expressions of anti-semitism are bad form – and bad ‘rightwing’ form at that. These people are of the ‘Left’ – ergo they are righteous, peace-loving, seekers of justice for the oppressed world-wide – and their demonstration of this ideology does not – cannot – ever segue into ‘nazi anti-semitism’.

The women calling the Israelis ‘nazis’ and the Jews as killers of Christ bloke are merely speaking truth to power. They are united in their peaceful request for justice for the Palestinians.

Note at 2:37 the poster that states:

“Free Palestine from the River to the Sea”

Had it read “Free Israel from the River to the Sea” we would have a dozen articles about this on CiF.

@John: “….They are united in their peaceful request for justice for the Palestinians…”

If that were the case, they should be howling for the demise of Hamas!

The opening shot includes a poster talking about “Nuremberg justice”.
And it was way before the end – when a few women were chanting “Naaa-ziiis” – that I had a “where’s my machine gun” moment.

Absolute scum of the earth.

Jubilation1

Israel is the only country which bars entry solely on the religious grounds.

and

My understanding is that there are countries which are hostile to those coming from Israel itself, not Jews per se – precisely because of the injustices done to Palestinians.

One of the amazing features of the LaRit von Cockroach type posters is their absolute and total ignorance. Everybody who ever visited Saudi-Arabia knows that the law forbids to Jews – I repeat not Israelis but Jews to enter the country.

And she is a typical uncensored CIF poster.
She is not an anti-semite only angry of her Jewish landlord…

@ Jubilation1

It’s not a question of “Jews only who can’t build”. It’s about foreigners who IMO should not have the right to build on another people’s land.

If this were about e.g. Jewish Londoners not being allowed to move to Bristol, obviously that would be anti-Semitism.

Don’t pretend it’s the same thing.

http://cifwatch.com/2009/08/31/larit-some-of-my-dearest-friends/

Jubilation1 – remember this one?

@ Jubilation1

You were talking about Tisdall and Biden, and unless I’m mistaken you were implying that they are anti-Semitic.

You think it’s OK for Jews from Israel to move into the West Bank? How about Palestinians doing likewise inside Israel?

“You think it’s OK for Jews from Israel to move into the West Bank? How about Palestinians doing likewise inside Israel?”- pedantpretzel

Israel is an independent country, the west bank of the Jordan river has no such designation, Arabs DO live in Israel- Jews are not allowed by law to live in the PA and Jordan.

Pretzelberg – I mentioned names that came to mind and wondered what they thought of a world that discriminated on the basis of religion.

Come to think of it – what do you think of it?

At abandon hope, I had my horns sawed off at a young age, but hey Comment is free eh

Louise and Jubilation1 – I doubt that LaRit has changed – unless she’s signed the pledge and managed to stay on the wagon.

This protest took place outside A fund raising dinner for the IDF held at The Waldorf Astoria Hotel. On the youtube link there are several clips. In one clip the odious Neturei Karta show up and that christ killer chap give them a friendly pat on the back. I guess they are not christ killers.

@ peter1

Correct me if I’m wrong, but are you indeed saying that Israeli Jews have the right to settle in the West Bank but Palestinians have no such right to settle in Israel?-pedantpretzel

I’ll re-type it slowly for you.

Israel is an independent country, the west bank of the Jordan river has no such designation, Arabs DO live in Israel- Jews are not allowed by law to live in the PA and Jordan.

Now I’ll explain it slowly.

Israelis have a right to live in Judea and Samaria just as the Arabs do….400,000 Arabs have entered from Jordan and live there in 262 new illegal(?) “settlements” (?)
Israelis do not have the right to live in Jordan by law.
Israelis do not have the right to live in PA administered areas by their law.

Arabs DO live in Israel NOW, by law.
Any Arabs who do not live in Israel now have to go through immigration and they may or may not be allowed entry, so far about 70,000 have legally done so.

As usual you ask a loaded question and even when its responded to, you twist about with your apologetics and attempt to re-phrase it to your liking.

Years at CiF have trained you well in sophistry.
Now read it again….slowly.

This “demonstration” is just the tip of the iceberg of what goes on at University campuses, the bile, the unconcealed hatred, the blatant anti-semitism by people who feel strength in numbers and don’t even bother with the nod-nod-wink-wink guardinista “oh I love Jews, its just those Zionists that I can’t stand”.

These people have the audacity to scream apartheid, nazis, racists in protest while representing countries that are exactly that!!!
Arab countries that outright make it illegal for Jews to enter, never mind live.
Its mind-boggling how they project their feelings and world-view, accusing Israel and accusing Jews of the very thing THEY are guilty of.

pedantpretzel,
you can run in a circle chasing your tail all you want.
Which part of my reply didn’t you understand, I did tell you to read it slowly.
Do you have a right to live in the USA?

peter1

you can run in a circle chasing your tail all you want.

No, that description fits you.

It was a simple enough question.

And this is actually happening in New York, a city that has millions of Jews living there.Wherever the Palestinians go,trouble is sure to follow.

They bring their shit with them.If is in the EU/UK the US,Canada,or even in Israel.

I can never forget a picture with one of these idiots carrying a placard with

“KILL ALL JUICE” written on it.

What can you really expect from a people that want to kill Juice.

Pretzelberg – you appear to be of the opinion that the whole of the West Bank should be Jew-free, despite the fact that before the Jordanian annexation of the area (recognised only by Great Britain and Pakistan btw) Jews lived in Hebron, Schem, Gush Etzion and the parts of Jerusalem from which they were expelled by the Jordanians. Are you now saying that the fact that Jordan invaded and illegally annexed territory which did not belong to it should now be rewarded by not allowing the people who later reclaimed that territory to live there and forcing them to relinquish it to a third party which collaborated with Jordan in the first place?
Just to be clear, I have no doubt that at some point Israel will evacuate more areas of the West Bank than it already has under the Oslo agreements, but where and how much must be subject to negotiation because Israel’s long term security is at stake. To voluntarily restrict or forbid the right of Jews to live in that area before a peace agreement is signed is not only self-defeating from a negotiations aspect, it also continues the de-Jewing of the Middle East and North Africa which has been going on for decades.

pretzelberg

I’m strongly against the settements because their existence certainly doesn’t help to achieve peace with the Palestinians. (BTW there are much bigger stumbling blocks on the way to the solution, all of them are on the Palestinian side)

Now your question:
All I did was ask a simple question, i.e. why Jews (even if not even born in Israel) have the right to move into the West Bank…

The Jews who are moving to the West-Bank are Israeli citizens and their place of birth is absolutely irrelevant. The West Bank doesn’t and never did belong to any sovereign state it is a disputed land whose status must be determined by future negotiations. In according to the Oslo accord some parts of it are under the management of the Israeli government. All of the lands belonging to the settlements either have been bought by its lawful owners or originally owed by Jews before 1948 when the Jordanians massacred/expelled them or not privately owned. I – together with many other Israelis would like to see the WB as a sovereign Palestinian state and the reason that this option didn’t materialize is mainly the past and present leadership of the Palestinians, and the exploitation of the problem by different Arab political/religious interests – and not the settlements.

…while Palestinians are not allowed to move westwards.

Westwards certainly means Israel proper. Israel (as any other sovereign entity) has full rights to determine who will be allowed to live on its sovereign soil. The reasons why the Palestinians are not allowed to do this are pretty obvious.
BTW do you know any Palestinians with the exception of a very small elderly minority whose birthplace is inside Israel? As it is well known the Israeli negotiatords more than once showed readiness to negotiate their return/compensation – only theirs and not their descendants.

“BTW do you know any Palestinians with the exception of a very small elderly minority whose birthplace is inside Israel?”

Sadly I do Peter.
It’s about 20 percent of my country.
Just under 2 million.

At least they call them selves Palestinians….

Funny enough they don’t want to be reunited or leave under the Palestinain govt control…

Itsik those who live in your country – which is Israel – are Israeli Arabs and not Palestinians.

@abandon hope ‘lets hear it for the brits’? The brits served their own imperialistic aspirations in Palestine. And the international prolatariat abandoned the Jews a long time ago