Jews in Israel begin to question ‘morality’ of war in Gaza amid widespread evidence of deliberate forced starvation

ed note–as always, lots of ‘must knows’ that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to understand about all of this.

Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, as much as we, the ‘moral majority’ making up the nearly 8 billion non-Jews on the planet, are inclined by our generally-charitable natures to give our ‘elder brothers and sisters’ within Mundus Judaicus the ‘benefit of the doubt’ by assuming that they share the same magnetic pull towards compassion and justice for the oppressed as we do, a lil’ news flash for you—

THEY DON’T…

Jews, by their very nature as ‘God’s chosen people’, don’t give a good Goddamn about anyone but themselves, a fact that is thousands of years along in its establishment.

Just as the crocodile or the alligator has no pity for the victims that it kills and consumes, likewise with them, the ‘children of Israel’ as they just LOVE to refer to themselves, and who can/will quote chapter and verse of their ‘how to’ manual, the Torah, in undergirding and defending WHY it is just and moral for them to behave in the pitiless and violent fashion that they do, just a few examples of which are as follows–

‘Now go and attack Amalek and totally destroy all that belongs to them. Do not spare them, but put to death the men and women, the children and suckling infants, as well as their cattle, sheep, camels and donkeys.’ 1 Samuel 15:3

As well as–

‘When the Lord your God brings you into the land you are to possess and drives out the many nations larger and stronger than you, and when the Lord your God has delivered them over to you and you have defeated them, then you must destroy them totally…Make no treaty with them, and show them no mercy, and do not save alive anything that breathes, for you are a people holy to the Lord your God who has chosen you out of all the peoples on the face of the earth to be his people, his treasured possession…’ –Book of Deuteronomy

Therefore, ladies and Gentile-men, whenever there appear news stories such as the one below, where the Jews and their ‘compassion’ and their ‘morals’ showcase as some magical force from heaven capable of moving mountains, remember, it is all ‘shtick’ and screenplay, because of the many, MANY uncomplimentary things that can be accurately (and justly) said about them, the ‘children of Israel’ as they just LOVE to refer to themselves, one of them is that they are as magnetically pulled towards lying as maggots are pulled towards a rotting carcass…

Or, put in more clever verbiage–

FISH SWIM, BIRDS FLY, AND JEWS LIE…

So, what’s the ‘rub’ here, fellow Gentiles? Why all of a sudden, after almost 2 years of NON STOP Genocide in Gaza are they, the ‘children of Israel’, suddenly beating their breasts in penance and chanting in unison ‘Nostra Culpa, Nostra Culpa, Nostra Maxima Culpa?’

A simple, one-word, 2-syllable explanation, ladies and Gentile-men, that word being–

OPTICS….

This is one of those situations, ladies and Gentile-men, where no amount of makeup or Judaic black magic can be applied to the images of millions of starving people in making the claim that it is all a ‘hoax’ and an ‘anti-Semitic blood libel’, and especially not in America, where despite the love of war and reverance for the ‘rockets red glare and bombs bursting in air’, the notion that children are being slowly starved to death might not ‘play well’.

Furthermore, the Jews being a ‘cosmopolitan’ tribe of people who like to wander from place to place in search of ‘new adventures’, and most of these ‘adventures’ related to drug use, sex with children in the far East, etc, the more that this starvation business in Gaza continues, the more that international arrest warrants start to carry weight, thus forcing the Jews to remain holed up in Israel and unable to engage in what has been their historically-documented ‘animal instinct’ of criminality against Gentiles in all its forms.

So, the bottom line here, L&G, is that in fulfilling the commandment given to us by our Commander-in-Chief to be ‘as meek as doves, but as wise as serpents’, we are forced to see through the smoke and mirrors contained within the news story below by recognizing the fact that as much as the Jews are natural born killers, they are with equal measure natural born liars, and we have this from the highest authority possible, Jesus Christ himself, who described them in the clearest and most unequivocal terms possible as–

‘Children of their father, the devil who was a murderer from the beginning and the father of lies’..

Jpost

The news on Israel’s main TV channel had just finished a segment on how hunger in Gaza is portrayed around the world, when the anchor looked up and said: ‘Maybe it’s finally time to acknowledge that this isn’t a public relations failure, but a moral one.’

Whether or not it was a Walter Cronkite moment, as when the US broadcaster declared on live TV in 1968 that the Vietnam War was unwinnable – a turning point in public opinion – it seemed significant in a country that’s been steadfast in its defense of the war against Hamas in Gaza for 22 months.

There are other indications – from WhatsApp group chats to new reports by Israeli human rights organizations – that the mood is shifting away from a robust embrace of the conflict.

Some commentators are announcing a change of heart about the war, triggered when Hamas terrorists attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. The subsequent Israeli offensive has killed nearly 60,000 people and left much of the Palestinian territory in ruins.

The United Nations World Food Program has warned for weeks that Gaza’s population of more than two million people faces crisis levels of food insecurity, with scores of aid groups reporting widespread starvation.

‘After the massacre, it was imperative to strike at Hamas with all our might, even at the cost of civilian casualties,’ wrote Nahum Barnea, a columnist for centrist newspaper Yediot Aharonot. But ‘the damage, both in Israel’s international standing and in civilian casualties – is growing worse. Hamas is to blame, but Israel is responsible.’

Sherwin Pomerantz, who runs an economic consulting group, wrote in The Jerusalem Post: ‘What was a just war two years ago is now an unjust war and must be ended.’

Shifting sentiments in Israeli society

The shift in Israeli sentiment is reflected in a pileup of bad news: Hamas still holds hostages in Gaza and remains a military force, soldiers continue to die, Israelis abroad are shunned and even attacked, and now scenes of starving children are shown across global media.

US President Donald Trump, a fervent defender of Israel, even weighed in, saying this week he didn’t agree with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s assertion that there is no starvation in Gaza. ‘That’s real starvation stuff, I see it, and you can’t fake that,’ Trump said in Scotland on Monday.

There haven’t been any recent polls published in Israel related to the war. One in May showed 65% of Israelis unconcerned about humanitarian conditions in Gaza.

Now however, the issue of hunger dominates news coverage.

Other shifts in public discourse are noticeable. Human rights lawyers abroad have been accusing Israel of war crimes and genocidal intent in Gaza since just after the war started – charges the vast majority of Israelis have rejected. For the first time, two Israeli human rights groups are now using the term ‘genocide’ for what’s happening – B’Tselem and Physicians for Human Rights Israel.

ALSO ON Monday, the presidents of five Israeli universities wrote an open letter to Netanyahu urging him to ‘intensify efforts to address the severe hunger crisis currently afflicting the Gaza Strip.

‘Like many Israelis, we are horrified by the scenes from Gaza, including infants dying every day from hunger and disease,’ they wrote. ‘As a people who endured the horrors of the Holocaust, we also bear a responsibility to use every means at our disposal to prevent cruel and indiscriminate harm to innocent men, women and children.’

Yair Lapid, head of Israel’s main opposition party, gave a fiery speech this week describing the war as a disaster and a failure and calling on Netanyahu to end it and eliminate Hamas through cooperation with regional powers.

After ceasefire talks stalled again last week, a new effort is under way to revive negotiations with Hamas, designated a terrorist organization by the US and others. There’s growing commentary in mainstream media declaring Hamas defeated, making an end to the war easier to accept. There’s also pushback to the starvation narrative.

Israeli military authorities said, without additional evidence, that one photo of a skeletal boy published on front pages around the world was of a child with a genetic disease that makes his bones protrude, and that he’d been evacuated from Gaza more than a month ago. In addition, the military has distributed photos purported to be of Hamas operatives surrounded by food and looking healthy.

And, so far, Netanyahu has shown no sign of shifting policy.

‘We are fighting a just war, a moral war, a war for our survival,’ he said in a statement on Monday. ‘No country in the world would allow the continued rule in a neighboring territory of a terror group bent on its destruction that already stormed across its borders in a genocidal attack.

‘We’ll continue to act responsibly, as we always have, and we’ll continue to seek the return of our hostages and the defeat of Hamas,’ he said. ‘That is the only way to secure peace for Israelis and Palestinians alike.’