Ayoon Wa Azan (Hated around the world)

During the war orchestrated by George W. Bush and his neoconservative henchmen against Iraq, a widely publicized opinion survey in Europe showed that a majority of Europeans believe Israel, Iran, and North Korea, along with the United States, are the greatest threat to world peace. If a similar poll were to be conducted today, the result would be that Israel alone is the greatest threat to world peace. For one thing, Israel is a neo-Nazi, nuclear-armed, occupation state that murders children. But I do not need to reiterate my personal view of Israel, since I belong to the opposing camp. However, I have selected some material from what I read in the Likud-leaning pro-Israel websites, material that condemns Israel and its supporters from their own vile mouths: - One such publication ran with the headline “Kerry’s Shocking Demand to Israel: Free Terrorists.” The news would have been shocking (and great in my opinion) if the members of the Israeli government were prisoners, and the US Secretary of State John Kerry was demanding that they be freed. However, the news story was about Palestinian detainees and prisoners, and mentioned the names of three Israelis the terrorists allegedly killed. But let me note here that the Israeli terrorist army killed 1,500 Palestinian minors since September 29, 2000. - Kerry came under another attack after he welcomed the Arab League’s peace proposal based on the borders of 1967 with limited land swaps. The Likudniks found Kerry’s position an attempt to “Push for Israeli ‘Auschwitz Borders.” However, it is Israel that has turned the Gaza Strip into a Nazi-like concentration camp. It is Israel that has installed itself on the lands of the Palestinians, who have accepted to be given back only 22 percent of their historical land; and yet, the neo-Nazi occupiers in the successive Israeli governments did not accept. - Another news story deemed the Arab League’s peace proposal to be “deception.” But I say that all of Israel is religious, geographical, and historical deception. Indeed, there are no archaeological traces of Israel in our countries. - They made claims about the “The Talibanization of Gaza.” But I say that the Israeli government is engaged in terrorism that is far more nefarious than that of the Taliban. Indeed, Israel is a terrorist state founded on terrorism, which it practices every day. - Is “Former Palestinian Prime Minister Fayyad: A Moderate?” He is indeed, and they are extremists. - They made claims about “The mass exodus of Christians from the Muslim world”; “How the Iraq War Became a War on Christians”; and “Death to Churches Under Islam: A Study of the Coptic Church.” I say that there were terrorists who attacked Christian churches or individuals, but that there are 1.5 billion Muslims on the other hand who coexist with Christians in every country. Perhaps the best response to these Likudnik claims is that the union of Christian churches in the holy land, Dar al-Fatwa and the Islamic endowment authority are in an alliance against Israel. - “Winds of Anti-Semitism Blow from Europe to U.S.” was the title of a news story recording anti-Semitic incidents on both sides of the Atlantic. “The Muslim Brotherhood’s Hollywood Awards Gala” was the title of another report about something I say never actually happened. “The New York Times Erases Islam from Existence,” claimed yet another report, and “CBS Stands Behind Anti-Israel Propaganda.” Have the readers noticed anything particular in the headlines above? People in Europe and the United States, a major newspaper owned by Jews, a US television network, and Hollywood which is dominated by liberal Jews, are being accused of hostility to Israel. Thus, the Likudnik advocates of crime and occupation admit that Israel is hated around the world. I have a lot more material of this variety, but I have run out of space. So I conclude with an article about the “alarming” numbers of people converting to Islam, and say: may you die of your spite, nobody likes you. The views expressed by the author do not necessarily represent or reflect the editorial policy of Arabstoday.