Discussion for article #235203
The new evidence about white supremacists boasting they were going to do this clinches it: thatâs who wrote this bogus crap. The fact that Bornstein had angered white supremacists clinches it even further.
No Jew, however right-wing, would quote fake Talmudic law. But white supremacistsâ anti-semitism rests on claims that Jews deny anyone elseâs humanity â and thatâs what this piece purported to show from âJewish lawâ (just as plots for world domination are âprovedâ with the Protocols).
By suggesting âmedical experimentsâ on the victims, the piece further raised the insidious blood libel⌠which no one but an anti-Jewish propagandist would do.
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That hoax blogger was really saying what Netanyahu thinks.
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Not much of a prank. Just read the commentary, not the original article, but aside from the medical experiments part, why are people upset?
This is clearly the Netanyahu regimeâs attitude towards Palestinians, both personal and political.
Heck, I know Reformed Jews in the US who feel this way and arenât shy about saying so. MINUS THE MEDICAL EXPERIMENTS of course,and not all feel this way etc, but the post was hardly âA Modest ProposalââŚ
If the Israelis did not think Palestinians were subhuman they would not be kept in subhuman conditions. There is my âhoaxâ statement.
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Again, I think this thread on false talmudic quotes is worth reading and informative.
http://jtf.org/forum/index.php?topic=48447.0
We can find genocidal thoughts expressed in the fanatical views in the name of the one true God in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. And in my view, dehumanizing attitudes toward Arabs reflect and may be projections of views of Naziâs toward Jews and, frankly, of Christendom toward Jews for a heck of a long time. They disappoint my view of Judaism, which is American Secular/Reform.
It is notable that their âapologyâ is that it was a âhoax bloggerâ and not for the content of the blog.
Bibiâs nom de plume?