I grew up in the deep South. When I was a child, there were still lynchings. you may be to young to remember lynching. A lynching is a group of white people murdering a black person. The black person’s crime was moving to a white neighborhood, or opening a successful business, or finding a white person attractive. Lynchings are now gone from America, praise the Lord.
Talya and Yitzhak Imes, Kochava Even-Haim and Avishai Schindler were lynched. Their crime was 1. they were Jews and 2. they were driving in the wrong neighborhood. White people in America had laws: you can’t live here. Moslems have laws: you can’t live here – in Arabia, in Jordan, in Hamasstan, in Fatahstan. These laws are enforced by lynching. The New York Times blames the Jews, calls them “settlers”. A black person buying a house in my neighborhood in 1960 was a settler. Sometimes that black settler got out alive.
Imagine a lynching in America today. Imagine the New York Times blaming the blacks. “Racial tension is a hard problem to solve, because of the settlers”. These Jews, Talya and Yitzhak Imes, owned a house in the wrong neighborhood. Here is the New York Times quote: “Even before the attack, settlements were looming as a potential deal-breaker”. I am certain that white newspapers said similar things about black home-buyers at one time.
Those people who compare Israelis to Nazis have it backwards. Arabia is Nazi – Arabia with its purity laws. The Israelis are the Jews. Or the Israelis are the blacks. Hamas is the Ku Klux Klan.
In the Islam-Israel war, peace might never come. If peace does come, it will only come when anybody has the right to buy a house anywhere – in Hebron, in Gaza, in Mecca.