BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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synagogues and halls just like this one, to discuss what to do
about the Nazi danger. They were not really going to do
anything to protect themselves, they just wanted to console
each other by giving the same opinions to each other. Back
then, the consensus among them was that everything was
going to be all right.
"Every now and then these denial groups were interrupted by
Jews led by Zeev Jabotinsky who brought them the truth.'
They are planning to slaughter you,' they would warn. 'You
have to get armed and trained or you have to flee. If you
choose to stay, then you have to be prepared to fight.' And
the Jews reviled the warners and their warnings. They didn't
want to know the horrible truth. They preferred to build their
own fantasy world instead.
"When I chose Israel as my home while I was young, it was
to protect my children someday and offer them safety in their
own home. I never dreamed that history would repeat itself
or that I would be that Jew who tried and failed to warn his
people about what awaited them."
Sixty people were in that hall, and twenty of them gave their
opinions. They were talking to themselves. When the
dreadful blather ended, I approached Ronen Tsafrir, who
organized the evening, and explained why this kind of a
gathering does way more harm than good. This meeting
served one purpose only, to feed the delusions of the angry,
keeping their emotions in check and assuring that their anger
would not spill over into action.
I then explained how three soldiers in Netzarim, on October
26 2003, were set up to be murdered, just to persuade the
tired Israeli public that it was too dangerous to send their
children to defend Gush Katif. I got four sentences into my
explanation when Tsafrir said, "I don't want to know," and ran
away.
BETRAYED BY OUR "FRIENDS"