Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Anche questi sono kach activists?

Ma la figura del rabbino e' religiosa o politica? Come fa un 'esponente
religioso' a far parte dell'estrema destra e soprattuto come fa a dire certe
cose:
Riguardo allo smantellamento di alcuni territori illegalmente occupati ecco
che dice uno di loro:
 "The sin and crime of dismantling and destroying Jewish settlements that
has been done under government decisions, using the forces of the best of
the people, is a crime against the Jewish people of all generations, and
there is no excusing or forgiving it.
Moreover, agreeing to grant parts of our land to the greatest murderers and
criminals in the world of our era, is an irresponsible and immoral act, no
less than the Munich agreement concluded with the Nazis, may their name be
blotted out."
Rabbino o no...secondo me dovrebbe essere preso a calci in culo da
Gerusalemme fino ai territori di Gaza...
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/395347.html
MKs compare rabbis attacks on PM to Rabin assassination prelude
By Nadav Shragai, Haaretz Correspondent, and Haaretz Service
Senior lawmakers of Labor and Meretz charged Wednesday that hard-line
rabbis' verbal onslaughts on Prime Minister Ariel Sharon this week recalled
the run-up to the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin in 1995.
Several hundred right-wing rabbis from the West Bank, Gaza and Israel
convened in Jerusalem on Tuesday to denounce Sharon's proposal to remove
settlements from Gaza as part of a "disengagement" plan.
One of the rabbis, David Hai-Hacohen of Bat Yam, drew a parallel between the
disengagement proposal and the Nazi-era Munich agreement.
"The sin and crime of dismantling and destroying Jewish settlements that has
been done under government decisions, using the forces of the best of the
people, is a crime against the Jewish people of all generations, and there
is no excusing or forgiving it.
"Moreover, agreeing to grant parts of our land to the greatest murderers and
criminals in the world of our era, is an irresponsible and immoral act, no
less than the Munich agreement concluded with the Nazis, may their name be
blotted out."
Meretz faction chair Zehava Gal-On said the rabbis' pronouncements amounted
to letting loose the safety catch on a weapon. "We have already seen how
words can turn into a finger on the trigger."
In his first Shin Bet interrogation after murdering Rabin at a Tel Aviv
peace rally, assassin Yigal Amir said that it would have been difficult for
him to kill the prime minister, had a number of rabbis not made rulings that
supported such a move, Gal-On said.
"The comparison with the Munich agreement was particularly grave," she said
of the Tuesday meeting of rabbis. "It encompasses within it two things:
First, the comparison with the Nazis. We know that the comparison with the
Nazis has already 'proven itself' as the incitement that most completely
lets loose the reins of bloodshed.
In a reference to a poster held aloft during a right-wing rally in Jerusalem
shortly before the assassination, Gal-On said "We remember [the picture] of
prime minister Yitzhak Rabin costumed in an SS uniform."
The Munich reference also encompasses Din Moser, the concept in Jewish law
interpreted by some rabbis to mandate a death penalty for Jess who transfer
parts of the Land of Israel to non-Jewish hands. "Munich granted the
Sudentenland strip to Hitler, and that wasn't enough for him. Now we will
grant the Gaza Strip, and that won't be enough - this is incitement of the
most dangerous sort."
A central speaker at the conference, former chief rabbi Avraham Shapiro
warned that "those who even think corpse-like thoughts, like evacuating a
flourishing part of the Land and expelling Jews from their homes, lose their
seat and power."
The "emergency conference" drew Yesha rabbis from the West Bank and Gaza, as
well as rabbis from the rest of the country, under a banner calling them
"Rabbis for the Unity of the Land of Israel."
"If we do our part - bringing together the people of Israel - God will do
his part," said former chief rabbi Mordechai Eliahu.
Ze'ev Hever, the executive director of Gush Emunim's settlement arm Amana
and a former aide to Sharon, took the podium at the meeting to explain that
the rabbis and settlers should take Sharon seriously.
Explaining Sharon's tactics, Hever said, "He throws a bomb. Sometimes it's a
Palestinian state, or evacuating outposts or evacuating settlements. He
throws a bomb, retreats a little and then takes another two steps forward.
"But this time it's not media spin," Hever said, "because this step is not
contingent on anyone. The government's ministries are working on the plan
very seriously. This is a unilateral step, not contingent on the
Palestinians or any other factors. It is impossible to trust anyone in this
matter. It must be taken very seriously," he said.
Rabbi Dov Lior, chairman of the Yesha Rabbinical Council, said the rabbis
should encourage young couples in their congregations to move to the Gaza
settlements "as a reserve service." He stopped short of calling for an
expulsion of Arabs, but did say "we all deserve to see our country cleansed.
There's no room for snakes in the Land of Israel. Every nation has its place
on the planet. The Land of Israel belongs only to the Jewish people and
those who personally accept the authority of the Jewish people.
"To uproot Jews from their land is legitimate but to uproot camel riders is
illegitimate?" he asked rhetorically, adding, "what have we come to?"
Labor faction chair Dalia Itzik also compared the rabbis "shocking" remarks
to the pre-assassination period.
Itzik noted that many leaders of the present cabinet publicly took part in
the rightist Jerusalem rally prior to the assassination.
"To my regret, at the time, they supported and inflamed the remarks of the
rabbis. Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was then the head of the
inciters. And they also included Ariel Sharon, Limor Livnat, and others."
The rabbis at the Tuesday meeting "have never heard what democracy is.
Apparently, they haven't even heard of the Rabin assassination. The terms
they used yesterday should be prohibited from ever being heard again in
political discourse."
The Tuesday attacks on Sharon extended to the Knesset. From the podium,
National Union MK Uri Ariel said that no prime minister had the right to
partition the Land of Israel.
He then added, in an agitated tone, "This man is a thief, a liar, who has
misled the people. This man never said to anyone that he would carry out a
unilateral running-away. If you can show me that he said unilateral
running-away, I will resign from the Knesset at that very moment."
Ariel later apologized for the remarks.
K

Gerusalemme fino ai territori di Gaza...
Ecco l'antisemita!
-Stefano

 cose:
Si tratta di un semplice problema:
Estremismo religioso.
L'unica soluzione è quella di estrirpare il male alla radice facendo come
hanno fatto con i Talebani.
Solo così Israele potrà essere salvata ed i Palestinesi potranno tornare a
vivere.