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Una periodista del diario británico Guardian escribe :»Uno de los mayores apoyos del sionismo era Hitler. Eso explica,en gran medida, las acciones de los sionistas» (Gail Simmons)
Venimos afirmando,y en ello diferimos de algunos miembros del staf de este su blog,que la causa fundamental del rebrote anti judio en Europa son algunos europeos de «pura cepa». Tales europeos,no todos,que han sido amamantados en un antijudaismo con raices antiquísimas, Estas personas han conseguido lavar su sentimiento de culpa que les producía la Shoah achacando,falsamente al pueblo hebreo de actuaciones similares, o peores, que las de los nazis en su comportamiento represivo (dicen) de los «inocentes palestinos».Todo ello es falso.Todo ello es fácilmente refutable,pero no les importa.Lo único que desean es seguir culpando a los Judios de ser unos monstruos.Sin estos políticos,sin estos medios de comunicación(1),sin todos sus lacayos nazis los islamistas serían barridos en pocas horas de la UE.Este es el caso.Esta es la causa productora de la enfermedad europea. Notas:1.Source: CIF Watch (Guardian contributor Gail Simmons Tweets about the Nazism of Zionism)Guardian contributor Gail Simmons Tweets about the Nazism of Zionism
November 2, 2011 in (Please keep comments on topic. Comments which are ad hominem, racist, contain threats of violence or other inappropriate material will be deleted) | Tags: anti-Zionism, Antisemitism, Bedouin, Delegitimization, Gail Simmons, Leon Wieseltier | by Adam Levick
This was going to be a post about yet another unserious charge by a Guardian columnist of ethnic cleansing against Israel.What caught my eye initially in today’s Guardian report, “Letter from the West Bank: sweet tea and coffee soothe a bitter landscape“, by Gail Simmons, about a Bedouin Sheikh named Ishmael Ali al-Rashayda, was this passage:
“[al-Rashayda’s] tribal lands, which once stretched as far as the Dead Sea, have shrunk during the occupation to a few scattered outposts. The Bedouin, who have lived here for centuries, have been largely expelled.”
My intent was to focus this post on the fact that, contrary to the implicit charge leveled by Simmons, even the most conservative estimates of the Bedouin population in Israel show that their numbers have increased by 16 fold (10,000 to roughly 160,000) since the state of Israel was established in 1948.However, a brief search into the background of the author of this latest Guardian piece turned up evidence which puts the report in better perspective.Gail Simmons is a travel writer who often provides commentary on her sojourns to a country called Palestine. On her website, she observes:
“I enjoy writing about independent and ethical travel, and in recent years have specialised in the Middle East region where I’ve travelled widely. I’ve been described as “that rare beast – a travel writer with a conscience who sees beyond the 5-star to the country behind.” I certainly hope to be so.”
Just how ethical a traveler is Simmons? Well, a recent Twitter post provides a clue. 
Of course, if we lived in a just world – a place where such ferocious and cruel characterizations of the modest proposition that Jews are entitled to dictate their own destiny through self-determination were met with widespread opprobrium – the suggestion that Zionism is morally aligned with Nazism would render the author of such a hateful polemic toxic to the progressive community. But, we don’t live in such a place.Rather, the political realm we inhabit – a mere 66 years since the end of the Holocaust – allows for such odious moral invectives in the name of liberal thought.Leon Wieseltier, commenting recently for The New Republic about those who oppose the mere notion of a Jewish state, wrote:
“A whole country and a whole people have been expelled from the realm of imaginative sympathy…there is a poison in the air.”
The ideological toxins which inform the views of Gail Simmons represent the norm, and not the exception, at a place known as the Guardian Left.
PATRIA JUDÍA 