Comments on: What a Jewish terrorist might look like

By: Rowan Berkeley

Rowan Berkeley — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 07:17:22 +0000

You don’t have to go very far to find solidly documented accounts of the zionist state conspiring with extreme right-wingers to break the law and create new facts on the ground. A classic example is the original Levinger squat in hebron.

By: BOOZ

BOOZ — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 12:01:46 +0000

RichardNYC :

1°
“At the rate Israel is going, in a few years the world will probably have to de-zionise this country.”

Whose quotation is this ?

2°
“Yup, getting ppl to loathe Israel is definitely the way to get Israelis to make a calculated cost/benefit decision to end the occupation, not entrench themselves out of mortal fear. Well done.”

I totally share your remarks on this. Go remind this to Menil a few posts before yours.

Dimi :

Don’t you have the feeling you are crying wolf abouta handful of loonies ?

By: Mati

Mati — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 11:10:29 +0000

That the photographed individual is carrying an M-16 needn’t necessarily indicate that he is a conscript or reserve soldier. Civilian security coordinators for West Bank settlements – as well as many ordinary civilian residents of these settlements – not infrequently carry such weapons.

Disturbing image!

By: POLTERGEIST

POLTERGEIST — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 10:43:57 +0000

I find the leftist obsession with Jewish terrorists amusing. A guy with a gun and a funny shirt SURELY signifies the existence of a “proper paramilitary organization.” (sic) You really want one to exist, don’t you Dimi? That way you’ll be able to make a case that the Jewish terrorism is just as prevalent as Arab/Islamic terrorism. And of course you, the enlightened leftists, get to be the victims of these imaginary right-wing thugs, and be entitled to all the sympathy that comes with it. It certainly beats being perceived as a foreign-sponsored clique that exists on the fringes of the society and works to undermine the interests of their own people.

By: aristeides

aristeides — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 21:15:51 +0000

Ben I is convinced that the Shin Bet is a lefist cabal, bent on thwarting the will of the true Kahanist believers.

By: Carl

Carl — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 21:09:05 +0000

Ben, if they’re infiltrators, there must be something to infiltrate. Not that that proves right wing Jewish paramilitary groups exist by itself, but I think you’d have to be wilfully ignorant – and as a resident, complacent – to not admit that armed, right wing groups can, and do, operate with little fear of punishment when they act against Palestinians, and to a lesser extent, left wing Israelis. I don’t doubt the security services have a handle on them, but in common with most security services around the world, expect them to be sympathetic to the right wing, irrespective of Israel’s political state.

On the subject of the Nazi reference, yeah, it’s fairly dumb.

By: Ben Israel

Ben Israel — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 18:27:48 +0000

Carl-
What I was referring to was that the SHABAK has no doubt infiltrated the group shown here and has people known to be affiliated with it under surveillance. In any event, a real “underground” wouldn’t make itself visible in public. However, there is no history of clandestine groups doing anything, with the exception of the “Underground” of the 1980′s. They were a very loosely organized group that, interestingly enough, came out of the National Religious “Establishment”. They were nothing like a “paramilitary” organization in that they operated clandestinely. Since they were broken up, no similar group has every arisen. Assuming that the “price tag” activities are not due to an agent provocateur, it is no doubt small groups of individuals or even loners doing them.

Menil is carrrying out one of the radical Left’s favorite games…comparing Jews to Nazis. The Nazi SA operated quite openly along with other violent paramilitary organizations like the Communist Rotfront.
There were also other extremist “patriotic” organizations like the Stahlhelm that also operated openly. The Weimar regime was afraid to move against them. Israel has never had groups like this operating.

By: Carl

Carl — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 18:01:24 +0000

Ben Israel:

“I do not view an armed Jewish paramilitary as being possible”

“The SHABAK has these people under surveillance.”

Which impossible do they have under surveillance? Help me out here; I’m just not getting it.

Much obliged.

By: RichardNYC

RichardNYC — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 17:59:04 +0000

@DANNY/DIMI
“At the rate Israel is going, in a few years the world will probably have to de-zionise this country.”
–>Dimi, its awesome how unique breed of specu-fiction (combining pics of the real world with ideas from your imagination) is having such a progressive effect on world opinion. I’m sure when “the world” (peaceful people, not genocidal Arabs/Islamists) intervenes, it will “de-zionise” in a friendly compassionate way, leaving all Israeli Jewish people 100.00% physically intact. Yup, getting ppl to loathe Israel is definitely the way to get Israelis to make a calculated cost/benefit decision to end the occupation, not entrench themselves out of mortal fear. Well done.

By: Danny

Danny — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 17:44:36 +0000

I believe this guy is the real deal, not shabak. This is the new face of Israel and it is sad. The reason he feels safe to walk in the street with his costume and weapon in plain sight is because his representatives in the knesset have made it possible for him to do so. At the rate Israel is going, in a few years the world will probably have to de-zionise this country.