BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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Adir Zik showed no mercy to those involved in the Rabin
murder or the incitements that led to it and continue to this
day, justified now by the Gush Katif withdrawal. He gathered
his proofs and publicly accused the likes of Carmi Gillon,
Hezi Kalo, Shimon Peres, Yoram Rubin, Avishai Raviv, Eli
Barak et al of framing and jailing innocents and of organizing
the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin.
I say he paid with his life. When Adir was first diagnosed with
throat cancer I told him I suspected he was deliberately
infected. He replied with a Hebrew expression: "Nonsense in
tomato juice." Later, when a Mossad operation gone wrong
infected the Jordanian Hamas leader in the neck, he told me,
"If they can do that to him, they could have done that to me."
When my research veered from the Rabin murder into the
deep criminality of the Israeli and world Jewish leadership,
Adir hesitated to recommend me as warmly. But that
hesitation didn't last long. When my book Save Israel! was
published in Hebrew, he told his listeners, "I now accept 80%
of Barry's conclusions. He knew about Sharon years before
anyone else. He warned me not to endorse Sharon because
he was a puppet of Israel's enemies abroad. When no one
else was saying it, he announced that we were being
betrayed by the leaders of both the Left and Right. It's hard
for me to admit it, but he could be right about everything."
Through thick and thin, his and mine, Adir stuck by me. Last
year, the thin hit him hard when the government shut down
his radio station and forced him to go underground over the
internet. This was the most blatant attack in the undeclared
war against the Jewish religion. But that war is in full swing
now. In the past fortnight, the government has announced its
intention of closing down the religious army movement,
Yeshivat Hesder; the Education Ministry will close 17
teaching colleges, all religious and keep ten kibbutz colleges
open, all Bolshevik; the same ministry will no longer honor
university degrees which accept credits for studying at Israeli