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By: TUT
Bezalel Smotrich says Shin Bet ‘crossed all red lines’ in interrogating Nazi Jewish suspects; implies government’s actions push settlers to carry out attacks
ed note–several ‘goodies’ found herein–
1) It is of ABSOLUTE necessity when studying/deconstructing criminal behavior on the part of Jews to understand first Judaic thinking. As we are told by Jews themselves over and over again, their worldview is not like ours.
And how right they are. There is no religious code in any creed within Gentiledom that says they are ‘God’s chosen people’ destined to rule the world with a ‘rod of iron’. There are no commandments for Gentiles to invade, steal, mass murder, lie, cheat, etc, if it results in something good coming their way.
With Judaism, however, this is clearly not the case, to wit–
‘When the LORD your God brings you into the land you are to possess and casts out the many peoples living there, you shall then slaughter them all and utterly destroy them…You shall save nothing alive that breathes…You shall make no agreements with them nor show them any mercy. You shall destroy their altars, break down their images, cut down their groves and burn their graven images with fire. For you are a holy people unto the LORD thy God and He has chosen you to be a special people above all others upon the face of the earth…’–Book of Deuteronomy
Having said that, it is clear then why there is all this consternation over the use of the word ‘terrorism’ in relation to a Palestinian family that was SET ON FIRE WITH GASOLINE AND MURDERED by Judaic terrorists. Their ‘god’ told them to do this, and so in effect, just as someone indicted for some type of criminal activity can claim as a defense, ‘the devil made me do it’.
HAVING SAID THIS, what we see in this case then is a debate over ‘technicalities’ taking place. When Jews murder innocent Gentiles, it is not ‘terrorism’ per say, but rather them acting out the dictates of their Judaic religion. It’s not THEIR FAULT that GAAAAAWD commanded them to do this, after all, so if anyone has a problem with it, take it up with management.
As far as Bennett’s statement goes, no one should make the mistake of thinking that he sees the act of DOUSING INNOCENT PEOPLE WITH GASOLINE AND SETTING THEM ON FIRE is ‘terrorism’ either. Rather, he understands that for those who live their lives in the spotlight (as he does being a major player in Israeli politics) that what one says can come back to haunt them, and this is something he simply doesn’t want to deal with at the moment.
Times of Israel
Jewish Home lawmaker wrote in a column published Thursday that the deadly July firebombing attack in the West Bank village of Duma, in which three members of the Palestinian Dawabshe family were killed by presumably Jewish attackers, was not a terror attack.
Betzalel Smotrich’s comments were swiftly rejected by the leader of the Orthodox-nationalist Jewish Home party, Naftali Bennett, who wrote on Twitter: “Anyone who throws a firebomb at a house is a terrorist. Period.”
In an op-ed for the B’Sheva newspaper, which is closely linked to the settler movement, Smotrich maintained that the “price tag” attacks by Jewish youths are “serious crimes,” which may be nationalistically motivated, but should not be equated with terror attacks by Palestinians.
He also criticized the Shin Bet national security agency for implementing “draconian” anti-terror measures against Jewish suspects, including administrative detention.
“The murder in Duma, with all its severity, is not a terror attack. Period,” he wrote. “Those who call it terror are perverting the truth, unjustifiably inflicting great harm to human and civil rights, making themselves like UN officials, whose job it is to maintain order ‘on both sides,’ and cheapening the concept of terror, and as a result, at the end of the day undermining the effectiveness of the efforts to combat it.”
“Terror is exclusively violence by an enemy as part of a war against us, and only this justifies the harsh steps taken [by the security forces] that would not be used in a normal situation. All the rest are serious crimes, loathsome crimes, nationalistic crimes, but not terror,” he wrote.
The right-wing legislator further charged that the Shin Bet “crossed all red lines” in recent weeks, in an apparent reference to the Duma investigation. Smotrich appeared to break a gag order on the probe, referring to specific suspects that had been taken in for questioning.
Family photos lie in the remains of the Dawabsha home in the West Bank village of Duma, after it was firebombed by suspected Jewish extremists on July 31, 2015. The family’s 18-month-old baby was killed in the attack and his father died of his injuries eight days later, on August 8, 2015. (YouTube screen capture)
Last week, the police said they had arrested several suspects to investigate “concrete suspicions” that they were involved in the deadly July attack, which left three members of a Palestinian family dead.
Palestinian Rawan Abu Taber, 4, wounded during the Israeli military operations, screams in pain as doctors change bandages to her severe burns, at the Shifa hospital in Gaza City, Wednesday Jan. 21, 2009. Doctors had to amputate her thumb because it kept on burning. A vast majority of over 4,000 Palestinians wounded in Israel’s operations in the Gaza Strip are treated at Shifa, Gaza’s largest hospital, (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)
On Friday, Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan admitted investigators did not yet have sufficient evidence to press charges.
In the firebombing, Ali Dawabsha, the family’s 18-month-old son, was burned to death; his parents, Saad and Riham, succumbed to their injuries in Israeli hospitals in the aftermath of the attack. The sole survivor is 4-year-old Ahmed, who is still hospitalized.
The attack was widely condemned across the spectrum of Israeli society, with figures on the right and left decrying the attack and calling for swift justice.
Details of the investigation, including the identities of the suspects, remain under a gag order.
Smotrich lamented that settlers and others could be punished for association with suspects, with police measures used against Palestinians also being meted out against Jews.
“If ‘price tag’ attacks are ‘terror,’ then the families of the suspects are ‘the families of terrorists’ and the residents of their settlements and officials there are ‘a terror-supporting population,’” Smotrich continued. Therefore, “you can hold youths in detention for over two weeks without letting them meet their lawyers, or even seeing a judge to extend their remand. You can prevent them from putting on their phylacteries, praying or lighting Hannukah candles.”
