The Right Has Forgotten What It Means to Be Jewish:
Hamas’ latest manipulations prove that the organization is exploiting Israel’s willingness to fold under pressure—namely, the hostages, who symbolize a blind desire to return to an imagined normalcy—to humiliate Israel in a definitive and degrading manner. Their message is clear: “Not only will you not return to normalcy, but the very reason for which you are willing to surrender and be humiliated will be murdered.” Even when you receive the bodies for which you are willing to pay with more bodies, we will ensure, like Jizya tax collectors, to degrade you with sharp, stinging tricks—using corpses adorned with Islamic messages, locking coffins, and staging liberation marches.
Against Israel’s capitulation and Palestinian determination, the past 16 months paint a clear picture of a war waged between two sides maintaining an artificially balanced symmetry—one side sworn to kill, murder, destroy, and exterminate in a Nazi-like manner (Hamas), and another side sworn not to stop, disrupt, or prevent it, instead choosing to supply the enemy with goods, heavy equipment, international funds, and allowing them to continue operating.
Even during ceasefires, Hamas demonstrates through its deceitful actions a level of honesty regarding its true intentions—something that only a true military leader with ice in his veins, like Moshe Dayan, would appreciate. Their deceptions and lies express a fervent desire to continue their struggle against their submissive enemy through alternative methods, while sharply and clearly conveying Islamo-Nazi truths to the confused consciousness of the Israeli public.
And just as Hamas engages in deception, so too does Israel—exposing the true intentions of its government. On one side, the government deceives naive Israelis who still believe the lie of “Hamas’ destruction,” while on the other, it continues its deep-seated desire to sustain and nurture the very enemy it claims to fight. The strong deliberately weakens itself and strengthens its enemy—a choreographed, co-produced show by Netanyahu and Tzangoker.
Unlike Hamas, there is a slight divide within Israel. The Right is trapped, infatuated, and devoted to wasting time, supplying the enemy, avoiding victory, sacrificing soldiers, and perpetuating endless cycles of conflict—while the Left seeks surrender at an unreasonably high price (both the Left and Netanyahu).
To the Left’s credit, at least they openly desire surrender. To Netanyahu’s shame, he lies about his unwillingness to surrender—and yet he surrenders nonetheless. This proves that when giving in, it is better to do so with integrity (like the Left) rather than through deception under the false pretense of a “total victory” (like Netanyahu). The Right, in case you were wondering, continues to surrender—making it even worse than the Left. And don’t forget: to be worse than the Israeli Left, you have to work really hard—so congratulations.
Given the current state of affairs, it is hard to believe that all the talk about avenging the blood of the Bibas children holds any more meaning than Hamas’ claim that Shiri Bibas’ body was handed over.
Now is the time to compare the Zionist surrender of today to the Jewish war that was declared after the murder of the Arroyo family’s children. Their brutal killing in 1971 shocked Israeli society so deeply that it led to a successful military operation across Gaza, during which 15,000 Arabs were expelled to Sinai, and the Strip was cleansed of terrorism for 14 years.
That is the difference between the children of the Arroyo family—may their blood be avenged—and the children of the Bibas family—may their blood be avenged.
Because once, despite all the faults of Mapai, at least they—unlike Likud—knew what it meant to avenge Jewish blood. They did not aid the Arab enemy. They did not lie about critical security matters in a way that endangered Israeli civilians. And they certainly did not collaborate with Arabs—Arabs who, in truth, have not changed since 1920 and have always had the same goal.
It is only us who have changed.
We, the Jews, have forgotten what it means to be Jewish.
Otherwise, how can one explain that the same people who once voted for Mapai, who knew what it meant to take revenge and eliminate Arabs, are now the same people who—under Likud—are cooperating with these murderers?
Because Mapai, despite its secularism and lack of Shabbat pot photos and Mimouna celebrations, never forgot what it meant to be Jewish—unlike the Left-Likud alliance that exists today.