By: ej

ej — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 11:39:01 +0000

A cerifiable illness.
If only a subject race wasn’t dying and being dispossesssed because of it.
Visontay: The right to disagree with Israeli government policy has become, in many ways, even more controversial than the policies themselves. …
The IAJV recognises Israel’s right to exist, but does not say it is pro-Israel. This absence carries a significance far beyond words.
One needs a right to disagree with tyranny? Who dispenses this right?
And from Caulfield North, Australia’s model ghetto, where the light has long ceased to penetrate:
The second reason is because many of its members, especially those with a high public profile, have no apparent connection with Judaism.
Neither does Israel. Israel has no apparent connection with Judaism. It is a secular colonial project.
Ergo, what connection with judaism does the Israel lobby have?
Sicko.

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