Intellectuals in several Western
democracies have long advocated ideas expressing preference for their
country’s enemies over any glimpse of identification with the defense
and protection of their fellow countrymen. This was true in England
before WWII, and it has been true in Israel since the establishment of
the State and before as well. Some of Israel’s better known authors,
sociologists, professors of political science, artists, journalists and
others who express their opinions in press, have frequently espoused the
Arab cause against their fellow Jews and the State of Israel.
Expressions of this position sometimes reaches hitherto unimaginable
depths, using the most grotesque metaphors borrowed from Jewry’s most
vicious anatagonists.
Historical
precedent teaches that these ideas take on a malignant character and can
result in horrifying consequences for the Jewish nation. An entire array
of these homemade hatemongers and their venemous expression is presented
and discussed.
