Historic place names should not be changed to appease the Jews.

My opponent seeks to portray Jews as happy-go-lucky types who do not have a persecution complex but the evidence suggests otherwise. In a recent op-ed in Israel National News relating to Castrillo Matajudios the commentator wrote: "It doesn"t matter whether that Spanish town changes its shameful name. Europe still dribbles for the view of a Jewish bloodbath. It still romanticizes and celebrates the death of Jews." [1] This, of course, is patent nonsense. I have lived in Europe all my life and I am happy to confirm that not everyone, in fact no one I have ever met, is a frothing racist who is clamouring for someone to finish the job that Hitler started. As well as having a persecution complex many Jews are openly aggressive and yearn for Palestinian civilians to be bombed in their refugee camps. In another Israel National News op-ed the author wrote; "If ever there was a need for a pre-emptive surprise strike to take out these missile batteries, it is the present. If the "Palestinians" chose to locate these missile batteries in and around their civilian population centres, any collateral damage should be of no concern to Israel." The author then calls youths who throw stones at Israeli Defence Force (IDF) troops who illegally occupy Palestine as "terrorists" and says the army should open fire on them: "The gloves coming off should include bringing an end to all hostility in Judea, Samaria and Gaza. No longer should the IDF be taunted by rock throwing Arabs and be expected to do nothing. In short the IDF"s current restraint and paralysis in this arena should be the failed policy of the past and any future acts of terror be confronted by ruthless and overwhelming force." The author goes on to suggest that the Jews should seize the al-Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, the third holiest site in Islam: "Israel should finally take control of the Temple Mount, Judaism holiest site, where both Temples stood." Then he suggests that Israel should deny the Palestinian people humanitarian supplies and charities criticise this move should be expelled: "Now it is time for Israel to take unilateral action on borders, hand the welfare of people outside those borders to the UNHCR, Jordan, Egypt or whoever and to expel all foreign and hostile NGO"s." Moving on to the Bedouin Arabs in Israel he suggests that the Israeli government should confiscate their land: "Bedouin land claims in the Negev need to be once and for all denied". The future looks bleak for black people in Israel too: "(the) 60,000 Africans (living in Israel) need to be deported en masse." Regarding the future status of Jerusalem he has this to say: "Arab fantasies about a capital in Jerusalem should no longer be entertained, the Palestinian Authority"s office in east Jerusalem shut down and a warning given that the slightest provocation will ensure that supplies of electricity to the "Palestinians" from the Israeli grid will no longer be available 24/7." [2] You may say these are the rantings of a right-wing extremist, and you"d be right, but you will see that he gets unanimous praise from his fellow Jews in the comments section and, remember, the Israel public have elected an extreme right-wing government, so his views are clearly representative. In conclusion, the Jews (wrongly) believe that they are widely persecuted against and use this as an excuse to persecute other groups and also to impose votes on towns abroad with whose names they have objections. Thank you. [1] http://www.israelnationalnews.com... [2} http://www.israelnationalnews.com...