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BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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declarations and they are very busy making chaos<br />

throughout the Middle East at this very moment. Lebanon<br />

and Syria have now joined Iraq, Afghanistan and Israel in the<br />

bloody remaking of the Middle East in their image, and that<br />

will finally be a Middle East without borders controlled from<br />

abroad.<br />

The Gush Katif surrender is stage one in the latest campaign<br />

to diminish and eventually eliminate Israel as a sovereign<br />

entity. Instead Israel will vanish into a Middle East bloc of<br />

nations which will someday meld with the EU, NAFTA etc.<br />

into one happy and obedient world parliament. The hard part<br />

is getting people to part with their heritage, history and land<br />

and agree to this entirely new order. The Gush Katif sellout<br />

required an undeclared war against the Jewish residents of<br />

Gaza which utilized every psychological trick to wear down a<br />

people's will until they give in to a scheme that will spell<br />

disaster for them and their nation.<br />

These tricks included psychologically targeted murder and<br />

lots of it.<br />

What now follows is the introduction to my lecture.<br />

On Feb. 26/05 I took my book table and son to Kfar Bilu, a<br />

prosperous moshav near Rehovot. He had been my<br />

assistant at many rallies and demonstrations against the<br />

Gaza pullout but this one would be different. A group called<br />

Nahalal claimed to be composed of kibbutz and moshav<br />

members, secular and even left wing, who were opposed to<br />

the government's Gush Katif policy. The leader had declared<br />

on TV, the evening before, that his group would gather<br />

200,000 secular Israelis in Gush Katif to fight the army and<br />

protect the rightful residents. This time, I told my son, we<br />

would see some hope.<br />

Hope was dashed quickly enough. Only 60 people showed<br />

up to the meeting and I knew most of them from previous<br />

rallies. The mass movement of secular Israelis against the<br />

Gaza withdrawal was not very massive.

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