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Diana
Fullbrook on
'Israel - the truth'
Dear Sir
You may find that not all Christians will agree with your
introduction about the current state of Israel and its connection
with Abraham.
It sounds as if you are promoting the land grabbing movement
of "Zionism". In other words whereby people of the Jewish
religion (not Christian) are encouraged to feel that in whichever
part of the world they currently reside they were and are
entitled to go to the area which is at present designated
Israel (thanks to a failure by the British Government about
60 years ago and a subsequent 7- day- war supported by arms
from the US with its large population of Zionists), but which
is not actually recognised by modern Arab States as even existing
.Its neighbour Jordan does not recognise Israel (it does not
appear on their maps).
Jordan is much poorer state militarily, far less aggressive
and not needing such a ghastly police force with guns as Israel
has. Despite producing wonderful fruit etc like Israel, Jordan
is comparatively economically deprived thanks to all the bias
given towards the Israeli state; even river water is stolen
from Jordanian agriculture by the Israeli State with all its
aid from Zionists in USA. Countless Christian Arabs were forced
to flee their homes over the past 60 years to such places
as Jordan (there are a few lucky ones who are not now still
living in refugee camps) because of the state of Israel stealing
their huge farms and villages in the West Bank and other areas
of "Israel".
If you followed the statistics of the racial mix of this area
now compared with 50 years ago you will note that people of
Jewish religion and Zionist desires were very low in numbers
compared to today, now that the Palestinian villages and land
have all been taken over by force (a case of David having
overcome the Goliath of the majority who happened not to follow
the Jewish religion). I fail to see what connection a racist
pushy Zionist land-grabbing movement, similar to that of the
apartheid movement in South Africa has with religions, either
Jewish or Christian. I had always thought that the Bible dealt
with spiritual matters rather than matters of possessing land
and politics. After all, Jesus himself told people to give
up possessions (including land, presumably) before following
him.
The mis-understanding of the present cruel racist oppression
of Israeli Arabs and deprivation of their land titles is due
to faulty reporting and propoganda which confuses the plight
of people who were Jews during the war years with the Zionist
movement which has allowed one race to take the land belonging
to people of another race. Does the Israeli state believe
that the sufferings which people of Jewish religion had and
died from under Hitler entitle them to take similar reprisals
on their own people who happen to be of Moslem and Christian
religion. There are very very many Palestinians who are Christians
- what about them?
I am amazed that a Christian website as its introduction appears
to be promoting the sort of cruelty where aggressive Israeli
soldiers have the freedom to shoot any stonethrowing Palestinian
boys. Have you ever read the losided statistics for the deaths
on either side since, say the 70s? I think you would be amazed
to read the figures which of course have not been published
in our biassed press. You are assuming a lot in assuming that
we Christians all believe the same in politics (a bit like
some Christians who assume that all Christians are anti-abortion).
In the hope that your web-site will allow the free interchange
of truly Christian ideas rather than instant judgmentalist
views on political matters. If you wish to print my letter
as an individual opinion you may.
Yours faithfully
Diana Fullbrook
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