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The "Arab conflict with Jews and the State of
Israel" stems from a powerful delusional anti-Semitic ideology beholden
to the majority of Palestinian Arabs and general Arab society.
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Arab eliminationist anti-Semitism, which is a
sub-set of delusional anti-Semitic ideology, is the causal agent driving
Arab thought and action in this "conflict".
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This "conflict" is not a consequence of some
objective disagreement with Jews and is not a response to any objective
evaluation of Jewish action.
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The Palestinian Arabs and general Arab society have
cast their deep-seated hatreds of Jewish people in the prevailing terms
of this era by incorporating aspects of realistic disputes into their
antisemitic litany; thus to view the disputes as cause for this
"conflict" or see in the Jews' own actions any relevant cause for the
disputes is to confuse symptom with cause.
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Since the 1920s and 1930s, most diplomats and
officials continue to deny that this delusional anti-Semitic ideology is
the causal agent of the "Arab conflict with Jews", just as they deny
that delusional anti-Semitic ideology was the causal agent of the
"German conflict with Jews"—the Holocaust.
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The denial of diplomats and officials that Arabs
are (and Germans were) beholden to a delusional Anti-Semitic ideology
stems from diplomats' and intellectuals' inability to deal with the grim
enormous task of confronting an entire society possessing massive
delusional beliefs and unfounded hate.
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Therefore, diplomats and officials disregard
evidence that the disputes and tragic events are symptomatic of
delusional anti-Semitic ideology, and instead embrace the false notion
that the disputes are reasons for the tragic events, which is to confuse
symptom with cause.
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Consequently, diplomats and officials furthermore
adhere to another false notion that "negotiation" and "compromise" can
resolve the disputes and therefore the "conflict" itself.
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This denial and acceptance of these false notions
is seriously compounded by the widely accepted belief within democracies
that "negotiation" and "compromise" are axioms for "conflict resolution"
and achieving "peace".
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"Negotiation" and "compromise" are ineffective
tools for bringing about the diminution and abandonment of delusional
anti-Semitic ideology. Therefore they have had no impact and will
continue to have no impact on the resolution of this "conflict". The
proper measures to protect Jewish lives must be taken to avoid tragedy
without precariously waiting for Arab delusional anti-Semitic ideology
to diminish.
