Because people who commit violent acts are usually of the
quiet and discreet type, the remark often heard is that they should have been
spotted and fingered by their friends or relatives because something about them
must have changed that those who are close to them would have detected.
If this is so with regard to an individual, can the same be
said about a group of people that marches to one and the same drumbeat even
when the members are not of one and the same association? The answer seems to
be yes if we judge by Benny Avni's article that came under the title: “Why
Palestinians are on the verge of civil war,” published on July 27, 2016 in the
New York Post.
There is nothing strange about Benny Avni writing strange
things. Also, there is nothing strange about the editors of the New York Post
choosing funky titles for the articles they publish. And there is nothing
strange about Avni attacking a prominent Palestinian figure for something he
said that puts Israel
in a bad spot. What is strange is that you find all of that and more in a
single Avni article. This is what we find in the latest of his creations; a
work that tells us something is in the offing.
In fact, clues abound in the article that point to what’s
worrying these people at this time. The writer begins with an attack on Hillary
Clinton, Tim Kaine, Bernie Sanders, Hank Johnson, the idiots who burned an
Israeli flag, America's progressive left, and guess who else: Benjamin
Netanyahu … but only because he is considered a usual suspect.
This done, Avni reveals the name of the Palestinian figure
on whom he unleashes a vitriol so ferocious, you'd think the man is responsible
for the sun rising in the East instead of the preferred West. That man “is none
other than the president of the Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas,” says
Avni. Calling him Mr. Yesterday, he chides him for “launching a battle against
the Balfour Declaration.” Not to forget his foreign minister who “blamed England for the mess in Palestine and asked for help in suing the
British government.” What's the world coming to? You'd think only the Jews can
ask for compensation, now you see the Palestinians do it too.
To denigrate Mahmoud Abbas, Benny Avni unfurls the usual
litany of insults that even he realizes will do little to diminish the stature
of Abbas. And so he pulls the big one on him. It is the regular Jewish trick of
adding insult to injury by blaming the victim for failing to deflect a crime
inflicted on him by a powerful criminal. Just look at the following stomach
wrenching piece of intellectual dishonesty, and marvel at the brazen fashion by
which the Jewish brain tends to function:
“Abbas has already raised a Palestinian flag at Manhattan 's First Avenue UN headquarters and received
blessings for a Palestinian state in places like Geneva ,
Sweden , Mauritania and the back pages of the US party
platforms. Yet he has proved completely useless in creating a state on the West Bank ”.
In essence, Avni says that despite the success achieved at
the UN as well as Geneva, Sweden and Mauritania by the civilized Palestinian
leader, his success pales when compared to the criminal acts which are
committed by the savage Jewish settlers who team up with the American equipped
Israeli army of occupation, and frustrate every Palestinian effort to create a
viable state in the West Bank. Because of this, Abbas is useless, says Avni.
Is that it? Is that the only thing brewing inside the heads
of Benny Avni and those who march with him to the sound of the same drumbeat?
Or do they all worry about something bigger; something that preoccupies them so
much, they are forced to act strangely even by their own standard?
Well yes, there is something bigger. It is that the month of
September is approaching. This is the time of the year when the bigwigs of the
nations gather in New York for the annual General Assembly event that keeps
legitimizing the Palestinian cause, and keeps delegitimizing the fake Jewish
claims to a piece of Palestine, if not the entire Palestinian piece.