This is the land walked by Abraham. Moses looked at it, full of hope, from Mount Nebo. Joshua conquered it against the scouts’ better advice. Jewish kings fought here, and Jewish exiles returned from Babylon. The land, soaked in blood of the Maccabean troops and Bar Kochba’s revolt. The land of Jerusalem, destroyed and strenuously rebuilt. Symbols or real events, they are engraved on Jewish souls.
The nations that killed tens of millions people in the recent decades in European, Asian, and African wars, who of them would hesitate to do away with a few millions of hostile, detestable Arabs who flood their land?
Is Zionism racism? No, Judaism is racism, and Zionism is a dull reflection of it, where the vibrant Jewish racism is blurred by socialist internationalism and leftist political correctness. Judaism pronounces the Jews different, others – as less sanctified, thus deficient in the major respect, the transcendent realm. Judaism demands isolation of Jews from the outside world, less clean then we are supposed to be. Judaism is self-righteous and presumes others wrong. Judaism is a radical teaching, and rejects compromise about values or observance.
Intolerance isn’t bad. People, intolerant to drunkards, could all the more be intolerant to hostile and abusive Muslims.
No countries ever decided their conflicts based on goodwill but only on the balance of power. The calls to compromise and accommodation in Israeli-Arab conflict stem from moralism and rationalist fallacy which presumes that chaos could be settled by negotiations rather than suppressing the chaos or wearing it down. Conflicts are solved through total victory or attrition, not talks. Besides, Israel has already compromised up to the bones and core values by giving up Jordan in 1922. Judea is non-negotiable. Moses did not compromise with the Egyptians for better work terms, nor did the Maccabees negotiated with Hellenists for relaxed Sabbath rules.
Israel is an irrational project conducted against all odds. Rational people without faith or vision cannot stir her course.
