The Innocent Civilians: Ours… And Theirs
Thursday, January 15th, 2009Stop the carnage! The Israelis are killing civilians! Save the innocent Palestinian civilians! So goes the mantra that we’ve been hearing.
I recently saw video clips from a demonstration in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, which could have easily taken place in Iran. A Muslim women, in full Muslim garb, was filmed shouting to the Jewish counter-demonstrators across the street, “Go back to the ovens. You’re gonna need a big oven!” This kind of vile exploitation of American democracy and freedom of speech by Muslim Nazis is shocking to many Americans, but these kinds of abhorrent displays should have been expected, given the violent nature of Islamic extremism and its inroads into American society.
Lest we forget, the war in Gaza was started by a Muslim terrorist government that has been launching missiles at Israeli civilian population centers for the past eight years. That Muslim terrorist government was actually elected in free elections encouraged and supported by the Americans, the Europeans, and the Russians. And guess who voted for the Hamas terrorists? The “poor, oppressed” Muslim Arab civilians, the ones who send their young children to Hamas and Fatah military training camps to learn the art of terrorism and hatred, of “Death to the Jew and the Infidel”, as their Muslim preachers so proudly proclaim. That is how they raise their children and they do so proudly. They train their young children to hate and kill while simultaneously, the Shiloh Israel Children’s Fund and other Israeli organizations struggle to support camps where terror victim children can play soccer, enjoy field trips and try to regain some of the lost innocence of childhood that the elected Hamas and Fatah terrorist governments had stolen from them with their shootings on the roads, bombs at bus stops, and missiles in the air.
During WWII, the allies bombed German cities mercilessly and repeatedly, killing and wounding both Nazi soldiers and the civilians who elected Adolf Hitler, all with the clear understanding that justice was on their side, that in wartime, enemy civilians often perish along with the soldiers. And that is perfectly understood. Only with Israel is there a double standard in place.
No, I will not cry for the Hamas and Fatah civilians who have died along with the Hamas and Fatah soldiers. They are no more innocent than the Nazi civilians who were killed in WWII Germany, as their brethren were simultaneously murdering six million innocent Jewish civilians in the concentration camp ovens some 65 years ago.
Yes, as the historians tell us, history does repeat itself, and the anti-Semitism that we are facing today comes primarily from the Muslim world, which has its roots in the Jew-hatred of Islam’s founder, Muhammed. The civilians who worship him as a prophet are the same ones who elected the evil Hamas as their leadership and, according to the word “on the Arab street”, would do it again. I will shed no tears for such civilians.
David Rubin
Shiloh, Israel