civilisationReview

'Celebrate Israel' Parade in New York Why should we use 'Jewish' or 'Jew' in place of 'Israeli'   For 3 reasons. 1.  to recognise the name 'israel' or 'israeli' is to recognise the right of the Jews to colonise and ethically-cleanse the region at the expense of the Palestinians and others.  Would you recognise the name given to your children by a kidnapper who had taken him?  If so, does that not validate the actions of the kidnapper?  Same goes here. 2.  When you talk about 'Jewish occupation of Palestine', or the 'Jews killing Palestinians', instead of 'israeli occupation of Palestine', or 'israelis killing Palestinians', it tends to cast all Jews in a bad light.  That is an opportunity for the Jews globally to assert that they have nothing to do with what's going on in Palestine, and they do not support it.  This will undermine the foundations of what is pushed forth, and even recognised by the so-ca...

  With regards to Jewish occupation of Palestine... ...I don't know what all this incessant petulant debating is about.   If the Jews occupying Palestine can't live with difference, want the land for themselves, and want to evict all those whom aren't Jews, they should be answered with force and kicked out.  The same was done with the Nazis, the same should be done with the Jews occupying Palestine.  What?  Are they the chosen people or something?  Beyond the law?  Beyond reproach?  Hence it isn't double standards because they are not subject to the rules of ethics and fairplay that the rest of us mere mortals are subject?   I don't know why one rule should be applied to the Nazis, and another for the Jews.  I didn't know that once being a victim (of the Nazis) is a green card that allows the Jews to do likewise to the Palestinians.  Yes, they do not use gas chambers like the Nazis, but the end-result they seek is identica...