More than 1,100 Palestinian civilians slaughtered as of July 26

“Operation Protective Edge”

The ongoing holocaust against the Palestinians

Palestinians helped a survivor after Israelis bombed his home in Gaza City on Sunday, July 27.

The remans of the home of a Palestinian Christian woman, Jalila Ayyad, which was was bombed by Israeli terrorists on July 27, 2014. 

Funeral in a church in Gaza for Jalila Ayyad

Israelis have killed a Palestinian Christian in Gaza. Will Protestant Fundamentalists in the USA protest her death? 

Israelis want Christians out:

Mrs. Ayyad’s husband, George Ayyad, dismissed the idea that her death would force more of the Christian population out of Gaza: "If we leave, that's what the Israelis want.” 

News Media Bias: If Hamas had done this instead of the Israelis, Jalila Ayyad's funeral would have been broadcast on every TV news channel in the USA. 

1,139 Palestinians ("most of them civilians” — NY Times, July 27), have been killed in Gaza by Israelis as of July 26, 2014.

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Previous Israeli holocausts against Arabs:

 in Lebanon in July 2006

in Gaza, December 2008 — January 2009

Never forget these holocausts!

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Palestinian "war crimes"?

"The group Human Rights Watch on Wednesday declared that because the Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel are both indiscriminate and target civilian population centers, they amount to war crimes."

-- Washington Post, July 9, 2014

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Does this human rights standard apply to British and American bombings of  Nazi Germany that were both "indiscriminate" and "targeted civilian population centers"?

If the Palestinians are copying Allied military doctrine from WWII, how is it that they are accused of war crimes by Human Rights Watch, when the Allies were (and are) celebrated as heroes and liberators? Are there two human rights standards, one for Israeli civilians and another for Germans?

--Michael Hoffman

www.revisionisthistory.org

The Israelis commenced their attacks on Gaza July 8, 2014, in the latest chapter in their ongoing war on the Palestinian people, this one named “Operation Protective Edge."

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Is a Jew obligated to rescue a non-Jew?

"...OUR RELATION WITH A GENTILE IS NOT BASED ON LOVE"

  This letter to the editor is from The Jewish Week newspaper of New York.

The author, Mr. Jacob Mendlovic, errs when he unfairly insinuates blame for some of Judaism's evil view of gentiles on the Old Testament (Leviticus 19:16 and Deuteronomy 7:2), when in fact the evil stems from the Talmudic and rabbinic distortion of the Bible. He nevertheless offers a generally truthful and refreshing exposé of the relentless media and academic Big Lie that Judaism is a tolerant humanist religion consisting of love for all.

The lie in recent times has been given its greatest impetus by Steven Spielberg's falsification in his famous "Holocaust" movie, "Schindler's List," of a Talmud passage in Sanhedrin 37a about saving lives as a means for saving the entire world (cf. Judaism Discovered, pp. 526-528). In "Schindler's List" the Talmud passage is made to read, "Whoever saves one life, saves the entire world." In actuality, as Mr. Mendlovic notes in his letter, the uncensored Sanhedrin 37a states, "He who saves a Jewish life, it is as if he saved the entire world."

Mr. Mendlovic then proceeds to note the reality of Judaism's bigoted exclusivity, citing Maimonides, who University of Chicago Prof. Joel L. Kraemer calls "one of civilization's greatest minds." Maimonides limits the followers of Orthodox Judaism to the rescue only of "fellow Jews.”

In his last paragraph Mendlovic makes the tactical point that where the rescue of non-Jews is recommended it is done only from a fear of inciting hostility (among gentiles). The objective of maintaining power, prestige and reputation within gentile-dominated society is sometimes grouped under the general heading of Kiddush Hashem (sanctifying God's name); the "god" in this case being the Judaic people themselves. 

Where Judaic Talmudists are supreme however, such as in occupied Palestine (counterfeit "Israel"), the demands of Judaism's savvy public relations do not require saving the life of a "non-Jew." (Cf. Judaism's Strange Gods, pp. 269-272).

Mr. Mendlovic's other error is to qualify his correct statement concerning the adherents of Orthodox Judaism, “our relation with a gentile is not based on love," by attributing it only to "some interpretations of Orthodox Judaism." Perhaps he chose to err on the side of caution by offering this qualification. The truth however is that contempt for the gentile is a root dogma of Orthodox Judaism and forms the core teachings of Chazal ("Chachameinu Zichronam Livrocho": the authoritative "sages" of the Talmud who are superior to God; cf. Judaism's Strange Gods, pp. 112-116).

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