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April
6, 2009
Et Tu,
Czechs?
by Gerald A. Honigman
Nauseating...but
I'll get to that later.
Israel has finally opened up its collective eyes
and once again elected leaders who are willing to
assert that Israel is indeed a sovereign nation and
will act like one. The last Israeli leadership
virtually relinquished Israel's sovereignty to the
wishes of an American State Department which fought
against Israel's rebirth in the first place and has
been mostly hostile ever since.
The first duty of any sovereign nation--whether
an America which stretches 3,000 miles from coast
to coast, Great Britain, France, Russia, Germany,
China, or a miniscule Israel--must be the safety of
its people. The security and survival of the sole
Jewish State should not be placed in jeopardy so
that Arabs can have their twenty-second.
With the exception of Israel in those above
examples, all others have travelled thousands of
miles away from home to fight wars over perceived
national interests. Additionally, all--including
America--have conquered and acquired lands
belonging to others in the name of their own
respective manifest destinies and so
forth.
As I've written earlier, the ascendancy of
Benjamin Netanyahu as Prime Minister and his
appointment of Avigdor Lieberman as Foreign
Minister are causing massive outcries among those
who prefer their Jews ghetto-style instead, begging
to just be allowed to exist.
Bibi and Lieberman's alleged crimes? They demand
that Arabs show true accountability and
commitment to real peace before agreeing to any
further territorial concessions and demand loyalty
from all of Israel's citizens--Arabs
included.
Whereas Bibi's predecessor, Ehud Olmert, acted
blindly towards Israeli Arab intimidation,
terrorism, and repeated acts of treason within
Israel proper, perpetrated by the freest Arabs
living anywhere in the region (Israel), Lieberman
has said that such acts will finally be handled the
same way any other sane nation would do in order to
survive. For this, he has been branded a racist
extremist by the same folks who have watched Arabs
enslave, gas, murder, subjugate, wage genocide
against, and forcibly Arabize millions of non-Arabs
in the region.
Foreign Ministers of the European Union recently
met to discuss how they will deal with the new,
non-groveling Jews. All are determined to force
Israel to agree to disregard sanity, the facts, and
its vital national security interests.
While all--including America's new
President--demand that the Netanyahu government
announce its acceptance of the alleged "two-state"
solution, none have confronted the alleged Arab
moderates about their own open, continuous
rejection of Israel as a Jewish State...the
same Arab rejection which has prevented peace
between Arab and Jew right from the getgo.
President Obama and the EU's moderate
buddy, Abbas has demanded that Israel allow
itself to be swamped by millions of alleged Arab
refugees--after its forced retreat to the
sub-rump state status of the '49 armistice lines.
Obama claims that Israel would be nuts to reject
such a "peace" (the Saudi plan) that would
essentially turn Israel into yet another de facto
Arab state.
That twenty-one nations--with scores of millions
of non-Arabs living in them--are declared to
be Arab, members of the Arab League (the PLO
having observer status as the 22nd state in
waiting), and press the claim that virtually the
entire region is purely Arab patrimony, none
of this is of interest to those who recently met in
Prague in the former Czechoslovakia, now the Czech
Republic, to complain about Israel's new,
"anti-peace" government.
Now add to this another fact that some of us
insist on repeating since Arabs and their
supporters constantly pretend otherwise...
What the European Union, America, and most of
the rest of the world is really calling for is
not a two-state solution, but a three-state
solution. They're demanding that a second Arab
state--not first--emerge within the original
Mandatory borders of Palestine.
That the modern state of Jordan was carved out
of almost 80% of the original April 25, 1920
Mandate of Palestine and was handed over by
Colonial Secretary Churchill to Arab nationalism in
1922 is indeed relevant to all of this. So, again,
the proposed new state--created after forcing
Israel back to its suicidal, 1949 armistice lines,
not borders--will be the Arabs' second, not
first in "Palestine."
Regarding these recent developments, Britain's
Middle East envoy, former Prime Minister Tony
Blair, has repeatedly and forcibly told reporters
and others, "we need a combination of strong
political negotiations towards a two-state
solution..." Translate this as meaning tightening
the screws, again, on the Jews regardless of the
fact that what Israel got after its total
withdrawal from Gaza--non-stop Arab terror, death,
and destruction from thousands of Arab mortars,
rockets, and so forth launched into Israel
proper--will be the likely scenario after its
forced withdrawal from virtually all of the "West
Bank"...once again making Judea Judenrein.
But this time, courtesy of its "friends" ( a lesson
the Czechs should know all-too-well), a nine to
fifteen mile wide Israel will have its capital,
main airport, key population and industrial
centers, and such exposed as the main targets.
Blair, like many of his American political
counterparts who also move through the revolving
doors of business and government (Condoleezza Rice
already has had one oil tanker named after her),
has undoubtedly learned to milk the Arab
petrodollar teat for all that it's worth. As just a
few other examples, former State Department
Secretary James Baker III, former Presidents Carter
and Clinton, as well as the entire Bush family are
certainly no strangers to this either.
While lots could be said about the hypocrisy of
other European sycophants to the Arab potentate
petrodollar, let's just stick with the Brits for
now and only deal with just a few of the many
aspects to their hypocrisy. The other nation which
I'll focus upon and which should be even more
shamed will continue to emerge as we proceed...
That Blair is allegedly concerned about peace
should be a good thing, correct? Now, who could
complain about that? Or does Tony believe that
Netanyahu actually enjoys having Israel's kids and
other innocents constantly targeted by his Arab
pals? In a gesture to President Obama, Israel had
recently caved, removed some road blocks to make
Arab travel easier--and just had a teenager axed to
death and another one seriously wounded as a
result.
The problem, of course, is what we mean by
"peace."
You see, Bibi and Lieberman are finally calling
for the Arabs to clearly define this--and that's
deemed to be too much to ask of Arabs by their
assorted supporters and derriere-kissers.
One of Blair's predecessors, after all, had
promised the former Czechoslovakia and the rest of
the world "peace" over a half century ago at
Munich. Hitler claimed he only wanted the
Sudetenland, that part of Czechoslovakia which had
millions of ethnic Germans in it...
So, the Czechs and Slovaks (who had a
respectable army) were sold out to Hitler in 1938
by their so-called "friends," Britain's Neville
Chamberlain & Co. The world was soon at war
anyway after the Nazi invasion of Poland.
Blair and Britain's Foreign Minister, David
Miliband, who recently called for the recognition
of Hamas (an organization totally dedicated to
Israel's destruction), know full well that even
their darling Abbas's latter-day Arafatian
"moderates" call all dealings with Israel merely a
"Trojan Horse" that is used to win diplomatically
what could not be won on the battlefield--
advancing the Arabs' well-known, decades' old
destruction in phases strategy for Israel's
demise.
There is no difference between Hamas and Abbas
vis-a-vis Israel in the long term. Abbas is willing
to play the game to gain dhimmi gelt and
support against his rivals.Recall that he is also
Arafat's (of Swiss bank account fame) hand-picked,
Fatah successor.
The Brits are no dummies when it comes to the
Middle East. They've been meddling in it for
centuries. Among numerous other results of this,
some thirty-five million Kurds remain stateless to
date because of their earlier shenanigans.
Who amongst the EU Foreign Ministers is calling
for a two-state solution in Iraq--the former
Mandate of Mesopotamia--where Kurds were indeed
promised independence after World War I? And is
anyone--especially the French, the former colonial
rulers--calling for a state for tens of millions of
long-oppressed, murdered, and subjugated
Imazighen/Berbers in "Arab" North Africa? Where
were the Foreign Ministers in Prague who threatened
"Arab" Sudan with action if does not stop its
racist, genocidal policies against its black
population? Etc. and so forth...
Better yet, if there must be another
two-state solution involving Arabs, why not
demand it in the master hypocrite Ahmadinejad's own
nation?
Iran's oil-rich western province of Khuzestan
was known as Arabistan for centuries due to its
primarily Arab population. Iranians have violently
suppressed the latter in the name of their own
national interests...all while demanding that
Israel commit national suicide to achieve some
other Arabs' aspirations.
What makes matters even worse is that the Brits
also know the difference firsthand between a
hudna--the most that even those Arab
"moderates" offer to Israel--and real peace.
The former, modeled after what the Prophet
Muhammad offered up to his enemies until he could
muster the strength to deliver the final blow (the
Peace of the Quraysh), is but a temporary
respite from hostilities. One does not give away
the store nor bare the necks of one's
innocents--the Arabs' targets of choice--for such a
"deal."
Moving to the other side of the world, several
decades ago, the Brits were engaged thousands of
miles away from home, just a few hundred miles off
the coast of Argentina.
The Falklands War was fought in the name of
Great Britain's national interests and
sovereignty.
Now think about this long and hard when you hear
the Brits pretend that Israel has no right to be
concerned over the violent happenings on its very
doorstep and in its very backyard and the need for
those secure borders--not armistice lines--promised
to it after the 1967 War by the final draft of UNSC
resolution 242 (which Britain's own Lord Caradon
was one of the chief architects of).
Closer to home, does anyone recall what the
movie Braveheart was all about? Have a good
chat with the Scots, Irish, and so forth about was
done in the name of His or Her Majesty's
realm...
Okay, the stench of the Brits' hypocrisy and
double standards regarding Israel could fill
volumes--so I'll end the discussion of it now.
But what's even more astounding and unbelievable
is that the legendary 20th century victim of the
Brits' machinations--the nation hand delivered to
Hitler at Munich by its earlier British
"friends"--is now itself demanding that Israel
consent to a replay of this in the 21st
century.
Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg of the
Czech Republic, whose country is the current EU
president , has joined the anti-Netanyahu/Lieberman
chorus--knowing full well that the claim that all
that Arabs want is Judea and Samaria (the West
Bank) has about the same amount of truth in it
as Chamberlain's promises did in Munich 1938.
Shame on them all...
Let's hope Netanyahu and Lieberman have what it
takes to resist what will likely follow...and,
unfortunately, from America's new leader as
well.
Honigman
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Gerald
A. Honigman is a Florida educator who has done
extensive doctoral studies in Middle Eastern
Affairs. He has created and conducted counter-Arab
propaganda programs for college youth, has lectured
on numerous campuses and other platforms, and has
publicly debated many Arab spokesmen. His articles
and op-eds have been published in dozens of
newspapers, magazines, academic journals and
websites all around the world. Visit his website at
http://geraldahonigman.com/.
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