Ron Unz contends that the barbarism being exhibited by the Israelis in their war on the Palestinians is not anomalous. From Unz at unz.com:
Itamar Ben-Gvir, Convicted Terrorist and Current Israeli Minister of National Security
Last week I published an article on the dramatic events in domestic American politics, including President Joseph Biden’s sudden disappearance from the presidential race and the elevation of Vice President Kamala Harris as the candidate in his place. Nothing like this had ever previously happened in American political history and it came only a couple of weeks after a highly-suspicious assassination attempt had nearly killed former President Donald Trump, the opposing Republican candidate.
But although the bulk of my article focused upon those matters, I also included a few paragraphs near the end presenting some shocking new disclosures in the ongoing Israel/Gaza conflict. As I wrote at the time:
Politico is one of America’s leading mainstream media outlets on politics and public affairs and ten days ago it published a very lengthy account by two experienced American surgeons who had visited Gaza to provide medical assistance and were utterly horrified by what they encountered there. According to Dr. Mark Perlmutter, in just a couple of weeks he saw more carnage inflicted upon civilians than he had in the combined total of his previous thirty years of humanitarian visits to war-zones around the world. In particular, it was obvious that Israeli snipers were deliberately shooting young Palestinian children and toddlers, aiming precision shots at their hearts and at their heads.
Given that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other top Israeli leaders have publicly identified the Palestinians with the tribe of Amalek, whom the Hebrew God has commanded must be exterminated down to the youngest newborn baby, such atrocities may be shocking but are hardly surprising.
Running nearly 5,000 words and profusely illustrated with photographs, the Politico story seems to have broken the cordon of silence maintained in network television and Perlmutter was interviewed for a substantial segment entitled “The Children of Gaza” broadcast on CBS News Sunday Morning, during which he repeated his story:
📰 Dr. Perlmutter on CBS News, same physician in the Politico article below.
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Like a really scary Escher cartoon where there is no reason or the definition of Hell.
“Hell is the impossibility of reason.” — Oliver Stone
The juice called for Brandon to step down afraid he might reveal too much in a verbal Freudian gaffe?
The political convenience marriage of the curry Cackler and Emhoff is for this time?
Could we maybe have our own country since they already have one of their own?
Dreams are Free.