Jew-haters in academia are not all cut from the same cloth. Noam Chomsky, for instance, most likely, hates Jews because they remind him of his parents. Paul Hamel appears to be a compulsive groupie. He likes to hang with exciting people who happen to be Antisemitic terrorist enablers.

Neve Gordon believes that he has a calling, from whatever secularist gods he worships, to bring about the destruction of Israel, whose Jewishness he regards as a personal affront, a stain on his resume. He does not want to live in a Jewish democratic apartheid state. The alternative, a shariah state in which Jews are subservient to Muslim supremacists, suits him just fine. This pompous know-it-all academic is like a man who walks into a fifteen round no-holds-barred extreme fight just in time to see one fighter beating the other mercilessly. He concludes that the fight is unfair;  one side is clearly over matched. As it happens, the fighter doing the beating in round fourteen barely escaped certain death in the earlier thirteen rounds. Once he gains the upper hand, he desperately keeps pummeling his opponent, knowing that if he stops, for even a moment, the bigger opponent will recover and very likely kill him.

Muslims have been oppressing, beating, taxing and killing Jews for thirteen centuries before the re-birth of the state of Israel. One of Muhammad’s earliest atrocities was the murder and exile of the Jews from the town of Yathrib (today’s Madinah, Saudi Arabia). It was but the first of many attempted genocides of Jews by Muslims. On his dying bed Muhammad decreed eternal animosity for Jews (and Christians). Muslim Arabs (as in “from Arabia”) conquered the Holy Land for the first time in 639 AD and have been tormenting Jews there ever since.

The six million Jews of Israel know that weakness will result in their extinction. Just like Southern slave owners never accept freed slaves as equals, the world’s 1.3 billion Muslims do not accept that Jews, whom they have ruled for centuries, deserve of a state of their own.

Here is what Neve Gordon would have written if he knew history and really wanted his boys to be free. Read more >

Neve with wife, Catherine, and children, Aviv and Ari

Just when it seems that there is no expression of academic treason that Israel has not seen and that Ben Gurion University has not defended as “pursuing peace and justice,” along comes Neve Gordon, the head of the University’s politics department, and issues a call in the Los Angeles Times for a world boycott of Israel. He says it is in order to save Israel. And a growing movement among Jews who do NOT hate themselves is organizing to boycott Ben Gurion University in response.

You know, to save it from itself!

According to Israel’s Haaretz, Aug. 23 2009, a large group of Los Angeles Jews are launching a campaign to boycott Ben Gurion University for as long as Gordon works there: Read more >

If there is anything funnier than holier-than-thou German youths, whose grandparents murdered six million Jews and would have destroyed the planet if America didn’t stop them, preaching morality to America, it is sickening sanctimonious British metro-sexual dhimmis lecturing Jews on how to treat Arabs.

British armored railroad wagon behind a railcar on which two Arab hostages are seated

Zeev Galili draws lessons from the history of the British Empire. Read more >

Enjoy two great video clips showing Israeli soldiers in action. Compare with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Lebanon’s Hezbollah, Saudi Arabia’s Shariah Police and the suicide bombers of Hamas.

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Prime Minister Netanyahu, speaking to a special session of Cabinet, recited a popular nursery rhyme.

The Jews of Gush Katif lived behind a wall,

The Jews of Gush Katif had a great fall.

All the Kadima traitors,

And all the Likud plans,

Couldn’t put the Jews in their homes again.

The forced removal of Jews from their homes in Gaza was a mistake, Netanyahu is really, really sorry, he promises to not do it again, but he can’t do anything about it now … life goes on, get over it. Read more >

An Israeli friend sent us these links to a performance by Shuli Rand. We have not heard of him until now, but if you understand Hebrew, this is quite a treat. Enjoy!

The live performance

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Friends,

Who can forget the heroism of Ro’i Klein, the Israeli army major who laid his body over a grenade, thus saving the lives of his soldiers in the last Lebanon War.

Now, in an act of unspeakable cruelty, a far Left organization has gotten our Leftist-leaning High Court to agree to destroy Major Ro’i's home in the settlement of Eli, leaving his widow and two small children homeless.

I urge you to sign the petition at the end of this article, and make your protest clear to Israel’s authorities.

Many thanks, Naomi
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Widow of Israeli war hero to be dispossessed.

July 16, 2009

National Council of Young Israel                                       As reported in Israel National News

On Monday, the High Court in Israel ruled in favor of the far-left organizations Peace Now and Yesh Din and ordered that 11 homes in the Samaria town of Eli be torn down. One of the homes in question belongs to IDF Major Roi Klein, who was killed in the Second Lebanon War when he jumped on a live hand grenade thrown by Hizbullah forces, in order to save his soldiers.

Maj. Klein’s last words, his soldiers later said, were ”Shema Yisrael.” Read more >

Time to Extend Israeli Law to Meah Shearim.

A woman is caught on tape detaching the feeding tube from her starving three-year old in Hadassah Hospital, after years of bringing the child in with unexplained medical conditions and bodily injuries. She is arrested by authorities for child endangerment and jailed. In response, her community backs her up, burns property and assaults police and social workers.

This story makes no sense until you add that the woman is haredi, a member of Neturei Karta sect in Jerusalem’s Meah Shearim.

As citizens of Israel look on in astonishment today as the streets of its capital are set on fire and innocent passersby are subject to a pogrom of stones and curses, we long-time inhabitants of Jerusalem are not surprised.

For years, police and government authorities have treated Meah Shearim, the hotbed of virulent haredi anti-Israel provocations, as the French have treated the Arab suburbs of Paris, the banlieues: as a separate country, afraid to engage with its inhabitants, to enforce the laws of the nation.

It is a no-go zone, where citizens take the law into their hands, and inhabitants are subject to mob rule.

I saw this personally when I was writing my play Women’s Minyan, which was based on the following true story: A haredi woman in Meah Shearim, mother of 12, found out her sexually abusive husband was having an affair with a married woman. When she finally stopped covering for him, and demanded he move out and give her a divorce, she found herself not only thrown out of the house, but attacked by armed haredi thugs who arrived at her doorstep. Read more >

From 1648 to 1649, Officer Bogdan Chmielnicki, with an army of Russian Cossacks, local peasants and the support of the Tatar Khan of the Crimea, killed more than 300,000 Jews in the Ukraine. That wave of destruction is considered the first modern pogrom. From 1939 to 1945, Corporal Adolph Hitler, with an army of Nazis, sympathizers, and the deafening silence of the whole world, exterminated six million Jews in Europe. From 2005 to 2009, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, President of Iran, worked feverishly to build a couple of nukes with which to kill six million Jews in Israel. From 2008 to 2009, Comrade Carlo Strenger, Professor of Psychology at Tel Aviv University, with an army of local secularists, inspired pogroms in Ramat Aviv to scare away Orthodox Jews. (Added by Mordecai)

I would hereby like to nominate Professor Carlo Strenger, from the department of psychology at Tel Aviv University, for the Philistine of the Year Award.

Strenger is a far-leftist hater of Israel and Zionism who regularly explains to Haaretz readers why Israel is a horrible state unworthy of existence, but the Hamas is really misunderstood (A collection of Strengerism can be found here). But today Strenger goes beyond that to support hooligan violence against Orthodox Jews! Really!

The background to this is the continuing campaign of intimidation and violence by ultra-secularists in Ramat Aviv, where Strenger lives and where his Tel Aviv University is located, against Orthodox Jews. The ultra-secularists claim there is a cabal by the Orthodox to “take over” the neighborhood. You know, like the Elders of Zion. Read more >

The Pope’s recent visit to Bethlehem was one of the most blatant displays of capitulation to terrorism that has been seen in recent years. How well I remember the way Christians were treated by Arafat’s henchmen, including Mahmoud Abbas his right hand man, during the Intifada. The Christian community was decimated, and is now only twenty percent of the population, when it was once the majority. Christian girls were kidnapped, raped, and forced to convert to Islam. Christians were kicked out of their homes by gunmen, who used Christian neighborhoods to set up sniper nests from which they shot into Jewish homes in Jerusalem’s Gilo neighborhood, and passing cars on the road (Dr. Shmuel Gillis, on whom I patterned the hero of my book, The Covenant, was killed on his way home from treating cancer patients at Hadassah Hospital by such a sniper.)

And then there was the siege of the Church of the Nativity. The priests and children held hostage by Arafat’s gunmen. The church desecrated. Priests holding up signs at the windows to Israeli soldiers “Please help us!”

The Pope, standing side by side with Abbas, chose to forget these things.

His words:

“Mr. President, the Holy See supports the right of your people to a sovereign Palestinian homeland in the land of your forefathers, secure and at peace with its neighbors, within internationally recognized borders.” Read more >