On November 29, 1947, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the conclusions of the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP), which was established to investigate the status and division of the land of Israel. The result was Resolution No. 18, better known in Hebrew as “Kav-tet B’November.”
This resolution divided the land of Israel west of Jordan into two areas: one for Jews and one for Arabs.
Our historic rights to land were enshrined in the Declaration of Independence as an agreed-upon solution to the immigration of Jewish refugees from Europe. A clear date was set for the establishment of the State of Israel and the end of the British Mandate.
Menachem Begin, who headed the Israeli National Military Organization, opposed Israel’s internalization and called it “abandoning Jerusalem.” Arab leaders also opposed the decision, calling it a “line of fire.”
On November 30, the Egged Bus was attacked by Arabs, killing five passengers and starting the War of Independence. Arab armies from Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq invaded Israel with the aim of destroying the newly established small country, but were defeated.
Peace never came to Israel
Israel has never had peace for a moment since its founding. Our enemies have not given up their desire to destroy us.
The influence of the Arab bloc on the UN Security Council has led to the adoption of countless resolutions against Israel over the years. In some cases, these resolutions were vetoed by the United States.
In one recent UN resolution, 13 of the 15 Security Council members voted in favor of a ceasefire in Gaza. Their intention, of course, was to preserve Hamas-Nazi and his militancy capabilities. The United States exercised its veto, and the United Kingdom abstained. What can we expect from this contaminated body that places no value on Jewish life?
The rise of Arab political power and influence after the Yom Kippur War (obtained thanks to the role of Arab states in providing oil to the world) led the United Nations to adopt numerous anti-Israel resolutions. Ta. Most shocking was the adoption of resolution 3379, which equated Zionism with racism.
The UN’s illogical and disproportionate anti-Semitic resolutions can be traced back to Israel’s affront to Arab honor through its defeat in the 1948 War of Independence and its victories in years of war. The shameful comments of UN Secretary-General António Guterres, who turned a blind eye to the horrific October 7 massacre, once again exposes the UN’s bias.
The United Nations is primarily funded by the United States, but despite the peace treaty, operates with the inspiration and encouragement of various Arab states that are hostile to Israel.
The monster that is Hamas, supported by the Iranian-led terrorist state, is proof of what we and our longtime leaders have failed to understand. This is not a war over non-existent territory “conquered” from Arab-Palestinians. This is primarily a religious war.
Sharia jurists have indoctrinated the Islamic State (IS) with a distorted interpretation of the Quran, teaching that the destruction of infidels (non-Muslims) is not only permissible, but obligatory.
These imams have conveyed to Hamas their insane belief that Jews are desecrating “Palestine.” and that the holy land of the land of Israel belonged to them.and that it is their right to destroy the Jews and establish a Palestinian state “from the sea to the rivers” [from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea].
At the same time, it must be emphasized that this belief is not shared by the majority of Arabs who live among us in understanding and peace.
Unfortunately for us and our leaders, until that insane, murderous organization Hamas is destroyed, and until a new generation of Arabs emerges, educated in a spirit of understanding and acceptance of “the other,” we… You have to understand that it’s going to be something like this. We must continue our fight against Islamic extremism.
The United States is pressuring Israel regarding humanitarian aid to Gaza and opposing the Israeli Defense Forces’ entry into Rafah. Nevertheless, both in the early days of the war and more recently when faced with the threat of an Iranian response following the assassination of an Iranian “official,” we have been able to rely on American aid and President Joe Biden’s You have to realize that you can’t do that. We must appreciate the greatness of the friendship between our two countries.
Josep Borrell Fonteles, senior representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, which is known to be pro-Iran, said he is “concerned about the humanitarian situation in Gaza.”
No one requests to visit the hostages or be briefed on their situation. There is no empathy or shared grief for the families whose worlds were destroyed, not even a word of condemnation for the barbaric murderers who massacred us.
It is worth mentioning that Mr. Fonteles is the son of the powerful Spanish state of Catalonia, whose state parliament passed a resolution declaring that Israel committed the crime of apartheid and should be sanctioned. .
Since 2019, he has been foreign minister for the European Union, which has long provided funding to radical left-wing groups that support BDS, demonstrate in disputed areas of Judea and Samaria, and call for sanctions. Ta. Israel.
Why doesn’t the EU, whose people suffered so much in World War II, wake up and realize that Israel’s war against Hamas is also the free world’s war against the spread of Islamic radicalism?
Why don’t countries wake up and look at what is already happening in Britain, France, Belgium and Germany? Have refugees formed Islamic enclaves that even local police are afraid to enter? Terrorists will rise from these Muslims and attack countries that provide them with refuge.
Some countries are beginning to realize that the excess of humanity they have shown to so-called political asylum seekers from Muslim countries is affecting their very nature. Right-wing parties are gaining support as people want to stop the influx of immigrants.
As concerns about the spread of Islamic extremism spread across Europe, countries have begun imposing entry restrictions on foreigners. In the Netherlands, right-wing party leader Geert Wilders has the most confidence.
Hilders, who was previously attempted to be assassinated by Islamic extremists, has shown admirable courage in opposing the gradual loss of national identity that has turned the Netherlands into Britain, Belgium, Norway and Sweden.
The author is CEO of Radios 100fm, honorary consul, deputy director of consular staff, vice president of the Ambassadors Club to Israel, and a former journalist at NBC.
