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| …Well, as this is the last webcast of the year drawing to a close, let’s end with some goods. About a week and a half ago, the good news out of Egypt was that the veteran antiJew Amr Moussa, a candidate for president in the elections whenever the military junta there gets around to them, he said that the peace treaty with Israel was untouchable. He rejected all thought of cancelling it. He also was reported to have called the episode in which wild asses of men had stormed the Israeli embassy and sacked it; he said it was “the work of thugs.” AntiJew villain though he is, he is also an Egyptian aristocrat who has nothing but contempt and sneering disdain for the masses, Egypt’s teaming dirt-poor. I once spent a social evening with a bunch people in Greenwich Village many years ago chatting for a time with a niece of a Boutros-Boutros Ghali, former foreign minister of Egypt and for a time UN Secretary General. She wanted me to know she was not to be confused with the poor masses that visitors to Egypt meet in the streets.
Also in the good news column from a couple of weeks back was the announcement by Dalia Rabin that this year there would again be no public memorial in central Rabin Square due to no money and the shrinking number of attendees. Yeah. Today’s youth, the kind that enjoys such mass gatherings, those in the army now have no living memory of the man. This news item is just more evidence that what the Left calls Rabin’s Legacy has turned to ashes in many mouths. So this is good news. And then there was that item yesterday about Saturday’s speech at the UN by Spain’s foreign minister Ministress Trinidad Jimenez who outlined a new policy statement for Spain which includes the new Spanish view that “Israel is the Jewish people’s national home and any solution to the Balestinian refugee issue must preserve Israel’s Jewish character.” Now that is good new since Spain has been one of the leading anti-Israel countries in Europe. What this policy does is stand up to and face down the nonsense of the PLO’s CEO Abbas – that’s Chief Executioner Officer (I think). This puts Spain firmly on Israel’s side, that is, behind Bibi’s rock bottom demand that the PLO acknowledge the Jewish people’s right to national liberation. Not surprisingly she also balanced it with the impossible call for a Balestinian state in the ‘67 lines. This is simply an impossibility in this world that HaShem gave us. There is no way Israel can turn over the high ground in the vicinity of its one international airport to the Arabs because then all it would take would be for one raghead with a mortar shell lobbed into Ben-Gurion airport that did no damage to shut down Israel’s principle gateway to the world. One mortar shell falling on an empty runway would force all international airlines to Israel to cancel their service. But of course Spain had to make this statement. And truth be told, were I Spain’s foreign minister I would too. I would also support the Ancient Ones in exactly the same way. For as a Spaniard, the foreign minister is responsible for the security of Spaniards and by not telling the Arabs what they want to hear, a foreign minister who did that would risk bringing on savage terror bombings in the cities of Spain. Of course the Europeans are pro-PLO. They are hostage to the Arabs’ savage, barbaric penchant for perpetrating gruesome terrorist atrocities… |
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