BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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Israel and anti-revisionist. Not a one made any tiny effort to
identify him as an ally."
To prepare for my suit, I wrote the editors of two of the sites
cited by the accuser, asking them to confirm the obvious.
Both replied the same way. Jeff Rense, who incidentally is
not a denier, but nonetheless sure doesn't like Zionism,
wrote: "At no time, never once, has Mr. Chamish ever
solicited the posting of his work on my site of rense.com."
Judge Yamini of the Ramle District Court, examined the facts
and ruled in my behalf, recommending that my suit be heard
before a higher court. That process has begun.
One of the errors of literally all Israeli writers in English is that
they restrict their audiences to like-minded readers. My
audience runs the gamut of contemporary thinking and by
also entering the homes of the enemy, I have neutralized
much anti-Semitism worldwide. I do this indirectly by
exposing the crimes of those in power who have brought us
"peace," and, I insist, are endangering the existence of our
state.
The first book to say so was Traitors And Carpetbaggers In
The Promised Land, written a decade ago. This book was an
expose of the crimes of the Oslo process. What has attracted
so much reader loyalty is that the "absurd" claims I made
back then all came true. The "absurd" claims of my latest
book, Shabtai Tzvi, Labor Zionism And The Holocaust will
likewise, all prove to be accurate in time.
Permit me to present a few examples of prescience:
- Six years ago, I warned my readers not to vote Sharon. I
insisted he was installed in the Israeli Right to destroy it from
within and that he would immediately appoint Shimon Peres
as his Foreign Minister. No more need be said.
- In my latest book, I claim Ofra Haza did not die of AIDS but
was poisoned. Three months ago Haza's sister and her
attorney Rami Tzuberi appeared on the TV program Mishal