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Kach activist forms new party with goal of transferring out all Arabs,
Israel Insider, January 11, 2004
By Ellis Shuman
Jan 14, 2004, 14:12
Former Kach leader Baruch Marzel today established a new political party
whose goals are to prevent the removal of Jewish settlements and to transfer
2 million Arabs "over the Jordan River." The party registrar approved the
new party - Hil - the Hebrew acronym for Jewish National Front.
"We are a Jewish party that cares for all the Jewish problems in Israel,"
Marzel told the Jerusalem Post. "We are sitting on a plan exactly how to do
it and where to do it and we are working on an alternative to all the plans
like the Geneva Plan and [Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's] Herzliya Conference
plan."
Marzel, who ran unsuccessfully for the Knesset in the 2003 general elections
on the Herut Party list, said his party's goal was to prevent the removal of
Jewish settlements and to prevent the transfer of territories to the
Palestinians, the Jerusalem Post reported. But Marzel also said that his
party believes in transferring all the Arabs out of the Land of Israel.
"We want to fight our enemies until the Arabs know that this is the Jewish
state and the only state we have and if they want our land we will fight
them," Marzel said.
Other party organizers include Eli resident Hen Ben-Eliyahu, a lecturer at
the College of Judea and Samaria in Ariel, and Dr. Andre Weissman from
Netanya. Party officials refused to state whether they believe in
transferring Israeli Arabs to Jordan, or just Palestinians, ynet reported.
Organizers confirmed that the party promotes the transfer of 2 million Arabs
and their replacement by 2 million new Jewish immigrants.
Marzel said his party's goal was not to receive just one or two seats in the
Knesset, but to change the State of Israel. "The eventual goal is to take
power and to steer the country in the way of Torah and the love of Israel,"
he said.
"Following the failure of the Herut Party, we decided to search for a new
way," added Ben-Eliyahu. "Ours is not a right-wing party," he added. "It is
a party of the center. The entire center has swerved to the left. The Likud
is the extreme left and Labor is the insane left," he said.
Ben-Eliyahu said he wanted to bring Zionism back to its pre-1948 roots, when
it was common to uproot Arab communities and force them to relocate over the
Jordan. "There are no other solutions for the Zionism enterprise. All
solutions suggested by Likud and Labor will only lead to a continuation of
the bloodshed," he said.
Ahead of the 2003 general elections, Attorney General Elyakim Rubinstein
sought to disqualify Marzel from running on the right-wing Herut party list,
based on a law which forbids lists or candidates to run for office if they
are involved in activities of an inciting or racist nature. The High Court
of Justice ruled that Marzel was allowed to run, but Herut failed to get
enough votes to gain Knesset representation. Marzel has been arrested dozens
of times for disturbing the peace and for confrontations with Arabs but has
never been convicted on charges of incitement.
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 Israel Insider, January 11, 2004
Queste non sono cattive notizie.
Queste sono PESSIME notizie. Ho letto qualcosa sui siti che inneggiano a
quel bastardo di Ka(ha)ne. Intendono, in pratica, ridurre Israele alla
versione ebraica dell' Iran: una teocrazia. Sono razzisti,
ultranazionalisti, non concepiscono distinzione tra stato e religione.
Sono quanto di peggio affligge l'Umanità ed una vergogna per l'Ebraismo.


Pessima notizia invero. Ritengo però opportuno ricordare che opinioni
del genere sono minoritarie in Israele.
Ciao.

 Sono quanto di peggio affligge l'Umanità ed una vergogna per l'Ebraismo.
Quoto. Niente di nuovo sotto il sole.
Stefano
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Purtroppo...
GK

 Sono quanto di peggio affligge l'Umanità ed una vergogna per l'Ebraismo.
quoto
A.

 Ygal Amir non veniva proprio dalle frange del dissolto Kach?
Eyal. Ma non credo che se il Kach non fosse stato sciolto le cose
sarebbero andate meglio.
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