Something happened 54 years ago that so defies description, the only way I can communicate a sense of what went on, is to set up a strange display that could serve as the opening scene of a weird feature film.
Imagine
a large town square demarcated all around by two-floor buildings. It is filled
with people enjoying a sunny and beautiful day out, when all of a sudden
hundreds of gunmen appear on the rooftops of the surrounding buildings, and
shoot to kill the people below. Helicopters then fill the sky and rain down
what appears to be hundred-dollar bills. The gunmen scramble in a mad dash to come
down and collect the money amid the bodies of those they killed.
This
is how it felt to be an Arab here in North America on the day in 1967 when
Israel mounted a Pearl Harbor style sneak attack on its neighbors, way out
there in the Middle East. Whether it was the radio stations, the television
stations or the print publications, they all had wall to wall coverage of the
Middle East. And they had the event discussed, deciphered and explained by
never-heard of instant experts who told their audiences how evil the Arabs were
and how saintly the Jews were. And believe you me, each word they uttered
penetrated our bodies like bullets coming out a high-powered rifle.
Whether
you spoke to these people or to their colleagues on the telephone, or you
visited them in their offices and boardrooms, you found them intoxicated with
the belief that the day of judgment was unfolding at that moment, and that it will
not be long before the devoted servants of the Jews will be identified by the
messiah, and given a special place in the new kingdom he came to establish. And
so, they all became instant devotees of the Jews hoping to fool the messiah
into giving them a plum position in the kingdom he came to build.
There
was nothing that we, the Arabs could do to stop this madness. But we knew
instinctively that when we cannot resolve a bad situation, we must hunker down
and be patient because time has a way to rectify things. We were confident it
will do us justice after the madmen had their run and exhausted themselves
playing out their demented fantasy.
This,
in fact, is what happened eventually. The thing, however, is that it took a little
longer than we expected. The delay happened because the Jews turned out to be
no ordinary charlatans. They had under their belt, centuries of experience
playing the demonic game, and they knew how to delay the implementation of a
resolution. But when all was said and done, time had the last word as it always
does. And his word sounded simple and sweet like this: It is time to give justice
to the Arabs.
There
are many ways to measure the depth of that justice, one being to measure the
level of distress afflicting the charlatans that riddled our bodies with
bullets of insult when we were deprived of the means to defend ourselves. The
sound of their current distress (whether real or fake) being in the inverse proportion
to our relief, we read with surprise and amazement the distressed articles they
write. One came under the title: “The Biden administration’s half-hearted fight
against antisemitism,” written by Melissa Langsam Braunstein, and published on
June 11, 2021 in The Washington Examiner.
Whereas
we did nothing and waited for time to give us the justice we deserved, look how
Melissa Braunstein is articulating the Jewish position:
“Consider
that when Germany’s antisemitism commissioner announced that he couldn’t
recommend Jews always wear a kippah, a German newspaper printed a cut-out
kippah that non-Jews could wear in solidarity with Germany’s Jews. In that
spirit, Biden could have announced he would wear a kippah for a week and
encouraged other Americans to do likewise”.
Either
this woman, Melissa Braunstein is dumb like a dodo bird and doesn’t know what
she is leading to, or maybe she does, but is so hungry to see Biden proclaim
the supremacy of Jews, she wants him to throw gasoline on the fire, thus risk
starting a serious anti-Jewish flareup in America. But that would not be so bad
either in her deranged view because it would give the Jews a way to collect
compensation for a few more generations, this time from Uncle Sam.
Do
you see it now, my friend? Being officially proclaimed supreme above all the others,
and being paid for it, what dream can be more Jewish than this? But is it worth
a pogrom or another holocaust? Apparently, Melissa Braunstein would say, yes to
that.
Now,
to be fair, we must countenance the possibility that none of that is true, but
that the convergence of what is essentially random events, has created a false
narrative. That is, we must ask the question: Has the serendipitous convergence
made the events look like they are connected when they may not be? To find the
answer, we look deeper into the Melissa Braunstein article in search of
indications pointing one way or the other. And this is what we find:
“Biden
passed the baton to his attorney general. His written statement explains that
the Department of Justice will be deploying all of the tools at its disposal to
combat hate crimes. Attorney General Merrick Garland had actually delineated
those tools a day earlier, in an update of his March directive to improve
bureaucratic efficiency for all hate crimes. That is to say, Garland’s isn’t a
targeted response to antisemitic hate crimes. The words ‘Jews’ and
‘antisemitism’ never appear in Garland’s memo at all”.
That’s the answer to the question. The Jews are not interested in combating hate crimes. What they want, is to see the Biden administration officially declare the supremacy of Jews, and impose them on the rest of society even if this will perpetuate hatred for the Jews.