For the first time since they perpetrated the Holocaust some 100 years ago, the residual Nazi Germans are finally free of their inner demons and are criticizing the very Israel they helped create by dispatching millions of German Jews to rape Palestine.
The Nazi Germans got rid of their own German Jews by killing half of them and sending the other half to Palestine. And like Bod Dylan says, "We forgive the Germans though they murdered six millions, and now we are friends."
"Criticizing" Israel is a major step forward. But if it took 80 years to take that step, this is a very slow process. What will it take for Nazi Germans to stand up, once in their lives, for decency? Isn't the Gaza Genocide, disguised under the fallacy of self-defense, enough to compel action beyond merely "criticizing" the savage Zionists whose entire playbook they brought with them from their native Nazi Germany.
If today's Germans really hate the Nazis, they should proffer equal opportunity hate to the Zionists who are doing to the Palestinians exactly what the German Nazis did to them.
But guilt and fear of saying the truth remain powerful forces, especially when the Zionist sword is constantly hanging over your head.
I just wish the Nazi Germans hurry a bit in their rehabilitation from their previous crimes before it is too late for Palestine. If the Zionists manage to take all of Palestine, they will be sending the Palestinian refugees one way or another to Germany. This would amount to a bad Great Replacement: Replacing German European Jews with German Arab Muslims. Isn't this what is in fact happening as we speak?
All the Syrian, Iraqi, Palestinian, Lebanese... refugees fleeing their countries are doing so because Israel's existence has punctuated the region with wars and has served as the "fighting the Zionist enemy" pretext for brutal dictators (Assad, Hussein, Mubarak, Sissi....) to crush their own people.
Thanks again, Annalena Baerbock, for criticizing Israel. By tomorrow, we would all have forgotten that daring move, and the savages you sent to Palestine would have unleashed another attack on a school, a hospital, a church, a mosque, a refugee tent anywhere in the gigantic Gaza Ghetto.
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Germany's Baerbock criticizes Israeli settlements in the West Bank
DPA
Fri, September 6, 2024
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock called on Israel to halt its settlement projects in the West Bank during talks in Tel Aviv on Friday, after earlier stops in Saudi Arabia and Jordan.
The top German diplomat is in the Middle East to promote efforts to advance a ceasefire and hostage release deal between Israel and Hamas, as well as to increase humanitarian aid into war-ravaged Gaza.
After 11 months of fighting, the Biden administration said this week it believes that a ceasefire deal remains within reach.
But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists that troops stay in a buffer zone in Gaza along the border with Egypt - a demand that has proved the latest stumbling block to an agreement.
Baerbock urged the Israeli government to put an end to settlement projects in the West Bank to help build trust in the region.
Speaking after a meeting with her Israeli counterpart Israel Katz in Tel Aviv, she said that settlement construction in the West Bank was in clear violation of international law.
"In my view, the Israeli government could also regain lost international trust by stopping the current settlement projects as a first step," she said.
Israel's government must also take "stronger and more visible action against the acts of violence committed by radical settlers," Baerbock said. This would be an "important step towards easing tensions in the West Bank".
Baerbock had said the previous day in Jordan that Israel was "an occupying power there and is obliged under the Geneva Convention to uphold law and order instead of jeopardising it".
"This explicitly includes protecting the population from attacks by violent, radical settlers," she said.
Two months ago, Israel approved the construction of more than 5,000 housing units in several settlements in the West Bank and decided to legalize several settler outposts. These improvised settlements are also illegal under Israeli law, but are occasionally legalized retroactively.
Bearbock also met Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant on Friday, and discussed the faltering mediation talks on a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the release of the 101 hostages kidnapped by the Islamist Hamas.
Baerbock was later due to head to the Israeli-occupied West Bank to meet Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammed Mustafa in Ramallah.
Baerbock has said that she believes the Palestinian Authority could play an important role in a post-war administration in Gaza.
Along with the ceasefire negotiations, her talks were expected to touch on the rash of violence in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
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