Story Of Jewish Terror

It was the chronicles of a story foretold: The terrorism of radical Israeli elements against Arabs reached into the Green Line not too long ago, and it was a matter of time before it hit again. Here’s a reminder: In August 2005, four Arabs were murdered and dozens were wounded by Jewish terrorist Eden Natan Zada, the resident of Tapuach in the occupied West Bank. Early Monday, the al-Nur mosque in the Upper Galilee village of Tuba Zangaria was torched.

The terrorists who carried out this despicable act made sure to perpetrate it at a proper timing: These days, the Palestinians in Israel mark the anniversary of the killing of 13 young Arabs in Black October of 2000 by security forces. We can assume that the criminals hoped, for the umpteenth time, to reignite the fire between the Palestinians in Israel and the establishment, which is quick to pull the trigger when dealing with Arabs.

The arson is a direct result of the reckless campaign of incitement against the Palestinian residents of Israel, with the government’s active participation. The Jewish State’s law book has turned into one of the darkest books, as in the current Knesset we’ve seen the Netanyahu-Lieberman government endorsing a great number of racist laws meant to limit Arabs in the country - as democracy is apparently reserved for Jews.

There is not enough room here to include the super-racist statements by Foreign Minister Lieberman, who I had the dubious honor of knowing personally during my studies at Jerusalem’s Hebrew University, when he worked as a doorman at one of the city’s pubs.

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"The United States on Tuesday condemned what it called a "dangerous and provocative" attack on a mosque in a Bedouin village in Israel, calling on law enforcement to bring those responsible to justice.

"The United States strongly condemns the dangerous and provocative attacks on a mosque in the northern Israeli town of Tuba Zangaria, which took place on October 3," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said.

"Such hateful sectarian actions are never justified," she added in a statement.

"We endorse stepped-up efforts by law enforcement authorities to act vigorously to bring to justice those responsible for this heinous act and similar attacks that have taken place in the West Bank."

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