It took a rabbi to show the world how the Jews
habitually perform the ultimate act of self-dishonor. He is Rabbi Abraham
Cooper who is an official of the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
What Abraham Cooper did is nothing less than abuse his
association with the name of a man whom the world came to revere for the
suffering he endured as a Holocaust victim; a man that lived to tell his story,
and then decided to fight back against those who inflicted pain on himself and
his family.
As ignoble as Cooper's stance has been, he did even
worse by practicing the Jewish habit of beating up the innocent and slandering
them as if the habit of adding insult to injury were a regular Jewish prayer
mandating that it be endlessly repeated like a rosary in the hand of a catholic
nun. What Cooper did this time, is a variation on that Jewish prayer: He
denigrated the very concept of Justice, and slandered both the International
Criminal Court (ICC) and its prosecutor Fatou Bensouda.
Rabbi Abraham Cooper did all of that and worse in an
article he wrote under the title: “Justice under assault in the International
Criminal Court (ICC)” and the subtitle: “A warning from Simon Wiesenthal.” The
article was published on May 28, 2020 in The Washington Times.
The rabbi began his presentation by telling the story
of Simon Wiesenthal's liberation as a concentration camp inmate 75 years ago.
Instead of doing the honest thing and drawing the parallel between the Nazis
who mistreated the Jews they did not like, and the Zionists who now mistreat
the Palestinians they do not like, and instead of applauding Bensouda and the
ICC for seeking to investigate how far that mistreatment has reached, Abraham
Cooper opened the spigot of hate and spewed his usual dose of Jewish venom.
In so doing, the rabbi has savagely attacked the
concept of justice, and desecrated the memory of Simon Wiesenthal who tried in
vain to explain to him the concept by defining it as follows:
“I resolved that the world needed to deal with the
Nazis differently. We needed trials to teach young people the truth, we needed
convicted criminals to warn those who might consider behaving in the future
like the Nazis that they would be held accountable. You have to understand that
beyond the destruction of the Jews, the Nazis almost succeeded in destroying
the very concept of justice. Through these trials I was helping to reconstruct
a world that again could rely on the fundamentals of justice to secure a better
future for all”.
The trouble is that Simon Wiesenthal could just as
well have been talking to a wall. Instead of seeing Fatou Bensouda as the new
Wiesenthal that's trying to bring to justice those who might have repeated the
horrible acts of the Nazis, Abraham Cooper huffed and puffed and howled that
there should not even be an investigation lest Fatou (Wiesenthal) Bensouda
discover that the Zionists in Israel have been behaving like the Nazi disciples
of Adolph Hitler.
And when you comb through Abraham Cooper's article
looking for a reason as to why he says Israel should not be investigated, all
you find is the out-of-the-blue childish accusations that (1) Fatou Bensouda
has a vendetta against Israel, and that (2) she treats the current American
administration with contempt, oblivious of the fact that such is the sentiment
expressed by the rest of the world, and not by the International Criminal Court
or any of its members.
Moreover, in a glaring display of ignorance as to the
due process that's required for the administration of justice, Rabbi Abraham
Cooper believed he could discredit Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda by quoting her as
saying the following: “I am satisfied that war crimes have been or are being
committed in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip”.
This being a reference to the existence of prima facie
evidence, which is the necessary factor that compels every prosecutor to
proceed further with an investigation, the rabbi has inadvertently demonstrated
that Bensouda is doing her job as professionally and dispassionately as can be.
What this slip does, is expose as phony all the
technical excuses that Abraham Cooper has raised about the International
Criminal Court taking up a case it should not have taken, and must therefore
dismiss at once, never to revisit again.