Saudi Arabia seeks deeper multilateral cooperation for shared development, says foreign minister at BRICS summit    SAMA announces launch of new e-commerce payments interface    Alkhorayef emphasizes Saudi keenness on leveraging Russia's industrial expertise    Commercial registrations for holiday homes and chalets jump 42% in 2Q 2025    HADAF signs deal to support Saudis in hospitality and culinary arts fields    Saudi Arabia participates in UNCITRAL annual session in Vienna    HONOR returns to Esports World Cup as Official Smartphone Partner for 2025 The renewed commitment will see HONOR elevate mobile esports competition with cutting-edge AI technologies and industry-leading hardware    Trump calls Musk's new political party 'ridiculous'    Israel launches strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen    Central Nairobi sealed off ahead of Kenyan protests    81 dead and dozens missing in Texas floods as more rain looms    Saudi Arabia reaffirms dedication to achieving equitable and sustainable digital development    Saudi, British FMs discuss regional developments in phone call    Riot Games responds to match-fixing allegations in VALORANT    BLAST responds to BESTIA Visa controversy ahead of CS2 Austin major    Christophe Galtier named NEOM SC head coach ahead of historic Saudi Pro League debut    Michael Madsen, actor of 'Kill Bill' and 'Reservoir Dogs' fame, dead at 67    BTS are back: K-pop band confirm new album and tour    Michelin Guide launches in Saudi Arabia with phased rollout in 2025    'How fragile we are': Roskilde Festival tragedy remembered 25 years on    Sholay: Bollywood epic roars back to big screen after 50 years with new ending    Ministry launches online booking for slaughterhouses on eve of Eid Al-Adha    Shah Rukh Khan makes Met Gala debut in Sabyasachi    Pakistani star's Bollywood return excites fans and riles far right    Exotic Taif Roses Simulation Performed at Taif Rose Festival    Asian shares mixed Tuesday    Weather Forecast for Tuesday    Saudi Tourism Authority Participates in Arabian Travel Market Exhibition in Dubai    Minister of Industry Announces 50 Investment Opportunities Worth over SAR 96 Billion in Machinery, Equipment Sector    HRH Crown Prince Offers Condolences to Crown Prince of Kuwait on Death of Sheikh Fawaz Salman Abdullah Al-Ali Al-Malek Al-Sabah    HRH Crown Prince Congratulates Santiago Peña on Winning Presidential Election in Paraguay    SDAIA Launches 1st Phase of 'Elevate Program' to Train 1,000 Women on Data, AI    41 Saudi Citizens and 171 Others from Brotherly and Friendly Countries Arrive in Saudi Arabia from Sudan    Saudi Arabia Hosts 1st Meeting of Arab Authorities Controlling Medicines    General Directorate of Narcotics Control Foils Attempt to Smuggle over 5 Million Amphetamine Pills    NAVI Javelins Crowned as Champions of Women's Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) Competitions    Saudi Karate Team Wins Four Medals in World Youth League Championship    Third Edition of FIFA Forward Program Kicks off in Riyadh    Evacuated from Sudan, 187 Nationals from Several Countries Arrive in Jeddah    SPA Documents Thajjud Prayer at Prophet's Mosque in Madinah    SFDA Recommends to Test Blood Sugar at Home Two or Three Hours after Meals    SFDA Offers Various Recommendations for Safe Food Frying    SFDA Provides Five Tips for Using Home Blood Pressure Monitor    SFDA: Instant Soup Contains Large Amounts of Salt    Mawani: New shipping service to connect Jubail Commercial Port to 11 global ports    Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Delivers Speech to Pilgrims, Citizens, Residents and Muslims around the World    Sheikh Al-Issa in Arafah's Sermon: Allaah Blessed You by Making It Easy for You to Carry out This Obligation. Thus, Ensure Following the Guidance of Your Prophet    Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques addresses citizens and all Muslims on the occasion of the Holy month of Ramadan    







Thank you for reporting!
This image will be automatically disabled when it gets reported by several people.



Ayoon Wa Azan (He Should Pay From His Own Pocket, Not From Ours)
Published in AL HAYAT on 26 - 08 - 2010

According to news reports, survivors of the Nazi Holocaust and right-wing extremists aligned with Likud will file a class action suit against the British government, on the grounds that during the Second World War, Britain prevented Jewish refugees from Germany and other European countries from immigrating to Palestine, which was a British mandate at the time. They claim that this increased the number of Holocaust victims.
They are merchants of the Nazi Holocaust and Israeli terrorists. They are like a desperate and miserable merchant. Such arrogance can only be espoused by the neo-Nazis in Israel. They stole the land from its native inhabitants, and continue to steal lands today while murdering and engaging in destruction, and yet, they object when the world stands up to them.
The Nazi Holocaust is more than sixty years old, and is out of fashion. Today, there is another holocaust taking place, this time against the Palestinians. As the world seeks to delegitimize Israel, its government – instead of refraining from committing further crimes – digs up a crime that was committed in the forties, while mimicking it in present time.
Recently, Shimon Peres, who is a charlatan before he is a president, accused Britain of anti-Semitism, causing several politicians and journalists to respond to him in a firm manner.
The lawsuit will claim that Britain failed to adhere to its obligations under the Balfour Declaration to establish a homeland for the Jews and facilitate their ‘return to Israel'.
But Israel had never existed before. Israel is another biblical myth added to the genocide, prostitutes, false prophets and war crimes of the Torah.
The British Foreign Secretary Lord Balfour sent a letter on 2/11/1917 to Lord Rothschild, the head of the Zionist Federation in Great Britain, in which he promised a homeland for the Jews in Palestine (he said homeland, but not a state) on the condition that the rights of the native inhabitants be respected.
Balfour gave what he does not own to the loan shark Rothschild who has no rights to the land of Palestine. In truth, the British government reneged on the Balfour Declaration in the White Paper of 1939, and said that the declaration no longer reflects Britain's policy in Palestine.
The Lord and the loan shark, and then the Nazis killed Europe's Jews, and the Palestinians, Arabs and Muslims pay the price.
If the British minister wanted to be generous, he should have paid from his own pocket not from ours. He could have promised the Jews a homeland in Cornwall, for example, and he could have built a wall, like Sharon's fence, between this province in the far south-west of England, and Dorset and Somerset, to prevent the Jews from expanding their occupation under the guise of Greater Israel. I believe that they would have probably claimed that their aim behind invading the two neighboring provinces is to reach Wiltshire county where Stonehenge is located (the Bronze-age circular stone structure that dates back to 2200-2400 BCE), which they would claim to be the Temple of Solomon or something like it.
But the British voter would not have accepted to give the Jews a homeland in Cornwall, and would have most definitely brought the Conservative government down. However, a better chance emerged after the Second World War: Since the Nazis murdered six million Jews, the allies could have easily forced the defeated Germans to accept a homeland for the surviving Jews in a part of Germany.
I checked the map and found the most suitable place for a Jewish homeland to be the North Rhine-Westphalia province, which borders Belgium and the Netherlands. If the Jews decided to expand and create Greater Israel, they could go west instead of snatching more German lands.
I am writing this to blow off some steam. I do not really want the British or the Germans to give up any part of their lands to build a Jewish homeland, because the successive Israeli governments have acted like gangs of organized crimes that cannot be trusted on anything, and the current government is a very good example of this.
Behind the idea of the lawsuit is a group of extremists, and there isn't enough room to write about all of them in this column. I will hence cite only two individuals involved, who are the Likud ministers in the Netanyahu government Moshe Kahlon and Yuli Edelstein. The first is of Libyan origin, and I thus suggest that he return to Gadhafi's paradise and leave Palestine to its inhabitants, while the second was born in the USSR and immigrated to Palestine in 1987. Both men support settlements and defend the settlers, and so I propose that they all go back to whence they all came.
In conclusion, I mention something relevant: I accept religion at face value without discussion, from the standpoint of faith. However, I am also a student of history and from what I learned in western universities, and from what my son learned after me, I know that there are no traces whatsoever of Jewish kingdoms in Palestine, or in Egypt and Sinai. I am now completely convinced that the prophets of the Quran are not the same as the prophets of the Torah.
There were Jews in all of the Middle East. However, they were small tribes that did not found kingdoms or leave traces of civilization. The majority of Israel's Jews are of Khazari origin. If it does not make sense that they build a state in Cornwall or North Rhine-Westphalia, perhaps they should go back to the Caucasus and try to get off our backs.
[email protected]


Clic here to read the story from its source.