The role of two extremist and violent movements in anti-Semitic protests

@ElentirENG ES 5·07·2024 · 18:12 0

These days some protests by Islamist and far-left groups against the State of Israel in the West are making the news.

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They are neither 'pro-Palestinian' nor 'pacifist'

Some call those who carry out these protests "pro-Palestinians" and "pacifists." If they were actually pro-Palestinian, how many times have they demonstrated to denounce the terrorist dictatorship of Hamas that the Palestinians of Gaza have been suffering for years? How many times have they demonstrated to denounce the discrimination of women by that Islamist mafia? How many times have you protested the fact that Hamas used Palestinian civilians, including children, as human shields in its terrorist attacks against Israel?

On the other hand, what kind of "pacifists" are those who use violence to attack others? Jewish students, as has happened in Amsterdam? What kind of "pacifists" are those who criticize a democratic country for exercising its right to self-defense after the greatest massacre suffered by the Jewish people since the Holocaust, but do not criticize the terrorists who Did they commit that massacre? How many demonstrations against Hamas terrorists have these so-called "pacifists" made?

The absence of these false pacifists in the protests against the invasion of Ukraine

Let us also remember that unlike Israel, which tries to minimize civilian casualties in Gaza by sending warnings through various means to the population to evacuate the area of operations (evacuations that Hamas tries to prevent in its eagerness for using Gazan civilians as human shields), Russia has been launching indiscriminate attacks against civilian targets in Ukraine for more than two years, in an unprovoked invasion, without any justification and with an exclusively imperialist purpose. How many demonstrations have these "pacifists" made against the Russian invasion of Ukraine?

Certainly, in the West there have been demonstrations against this invasion, but the extreme left has been distancing itself from the protests in defense of Ukraine for more than two years and aligning itself with the slogans of Russian propaganda, which accuses the United States and NATO of being guilty of a war caused by Russia.

The anti-Semitic and anti-Western bias of these protests

In recent months we have been able to see what kind of "pacifists" those who demonstrate against Israel are. In March, protesters With Palestinian flags they protested against the opening of the National Holocaust Museum, an opening attended by King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands. Yesterday, the supposed "pro-Palestinian" protesters they burned a US flag and vandalized a monument to the fallen of the First World War in New York. Also, this Monday activists with Palestinian flags demonstrated in front of the Auschwitz extermination camp, just as thousands of Jews participated in a "March of the Living" in remembrance of the victims of the Holocaust.

What is being seen these days in the West are not "pro-Palestinian" or "pacifist" protests: they are anti-Semitic protests that exhibit a clear hatred of Western culture itself, a hatred that is the common denominator of the Islamism and the extreme left, who are the promoters of these protests. Furthermore, another common denominator of Islamism and the extreme left has always been the justification of violence for political purposes. In fact, the vast majority of terrorist groups active in recent decades are Islamist or far-left in nature, precisely because of the propensity of these two extremist movements towards violence.

The West must defend itself against these new nazis

It is worth asking, in fact. to what extent those protesters are being used by the enemies of the West to generate instability for the benefit of Russia and its allies, among which is the terrorist group Hamas and the Islamist and terrorist regime of Iran, which has been supporting various terrorist groups for decades, including those that attacked Israel on this day seven months ago.

Having two extremist and violent movements promoting anti-Semitism in the West should put our security services on alert and motivate the adoption of measures to prevent them from continuing to fuel the wave of hatred of Jews that is currently sweeping West. A hatred that is especially repulsive considering that they are trying to demonize a people that only seven months ago suffered a brutal massacre, for not having simply let themselves be killed and having exercised their right to defend themselves. A right that, in the eyes of anti-Semites, everyone has except the Jews. The West must defend itself against these new nazis, or else we will end up having a problem similar to the one caused by the original nazis.

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Photo: Mohammed Abubakr.