The criminal purpose of Zionism

Very true. Nothing illustrates this better than the ‘israeli’ rage over bomb shelters, what they and their puppets in the media call ‘Hamas tunnels’.

They literally consider it ‘terrorism’ that people who they have been murdering for sport for more than 75 years, DARED to dig bomb shelters so that the zionists can’t shell and bomb them directly. The zionist dream is for their victims to be herded into a single crowded camp naked, with no structures, so that they can machinegun or bomb them for fun, or drag one out to rape or murder in person without them being able to run and hide.

Zionism, according to a recent encyclopaedia, is a worldwide political movement launched by Theodor Herzl in 1897. Equally it might be said that Socialism was founded in 1848 by Karl Marx. It is clearly difficult to do justice to the origins of a movement of any consequence in a one-sentence definition. The Jewish national revival which took place in the nineteenth century, culminating in political Zionism, was preceded by a great many activities and publications, by countless projects, declarations and meetings; thousands of Jews had in fact settled in Palestine before Herzl ever thought of a Jewish state. These activities took place in various countries and on different levels; it is difficult to classify them and almost impossible to find a common denominator for them. They include projects of British and French statesmen to establish a Jewish state; manifestos issued by obscure east European rabbis; the publication of romantic novels by non-Jewish writers; associations to promote settlement in Palestine, and to spread Jewish culture and national consciousness. The term Zionism appeared only in the 1890s,* but the cause, the concept of Zion, has been present throughout Jewish history. A survey of the origins of Zionism must take as its starting point the central place of Zion in the thoughts, the prayers, and the dreams of the Jews in their dispersion. The blessing ‘Next year in Jerusalem’ is part of the Jewish ritual and many generations of practising Jews have turned towards the east when saying the Shemone Essre , the central prayer in the Jewish liturgy. Source : History of Zionism | Walter Laquer

The tunnels are not for civilians they are for Hamas, Mousa Abu Marzouk, a member of the Hamas Political Bureau has said this. They were built with stolen aid money meant for Palestinians.

MK that’s absurd.

Just can’t forgive the Jews for the Holocaust, can you Bravery? In your twisted universe the new Nazis, Hamas, are the good guys.

The Zionist state was created on the back of Palestinians being ethnically cleansed in the Nakba by Zionist terrorists
https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/jewish-zionist-terrorism-and-establishment-israel

The term Zionism appeared only in the 1890s,* but the cause, the concept of Zion, has been present throughout Jewish history. A survey of the origins of Zionism must take as its starting point the central place of Zion in the thoughts, the prayers, and the dreams of the Jews in their dispersion. The blessing ‘Next year in Jerusalem’ is part of the Jewish ritual and many generations of practising Jews have turned towards the east when saying the Shemone Essre , the central prayer in the Jewish liturgy. The longing for Zion manifested itself in the appearance of many messiahs, from David Alroy in the twelfth century to Shabtai Zvi in the seventeenth, in the poems of Yehuda Halevy, in the meditations of generations of mystics. Physical contact between the Jews and their former homeland was never completely broken; throughout the Middle Ages sizable Jewish communities existed in Jerusalem and Safed, and smaller ones in Nablus and Hebron. Attempts by Don Yosef Nasi, Duke of Naxos, to promote Jewish colonisation near Tiberias failed, but individual migration to Palestine never ceased; it reached a new height with the arrival of groups of Hassidim in the late eighteenth century. Saying the Shemone Essre , the central prayer in the Jewish liturgy. The longing for Zion manifested itself in the appearance of many messiahs, from David Alroy in the twelfth century to Shabtai Zvi in the seventeenth, in the poems of Yehuda Halevy, in the meditations of generations of mystics. Physical contact between the Jews and their former homeland was never completely broken; throughout the Middle Ages sizable Jewish communities existed in Jerusalem and Safed, and smaller ones in Nablus and Hebron. Attempts by Don Yosef Nasi, Duke of Naxos, to promote Jewish colonisation near Tiberias failed, but individual migration to Palestine never ceased; it reached a new height with the arrival of groups of Hassidim in the late eighteenth century.ancient homeland abounded in England in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. During his Egyptian campaign Napoleon published a proclamation calling the Jews of Asia and Africa to join him in restoring the old Jerusalem. Colonel Pestel, the leader of the first Russian revolutionary movement, the Decembrists, suggested in his programme the establishment of a Jewish state in Asia Minor. Even earlier, in 1797, Prince Charles de Ligne developed the same idea in a private memorandum, and Manuel Noah, an American-Jewish judge, writer and former diplomat, proposed the establishment of a token Jewish state (Ararat) on Grand Island near Buffalo. Beginning with the 1840s, Jewish newspapers frequently discussed the return to Palestine as a laudable ( independent state in Syria and Palestine, envisaging the mass settlement of Jews. The Globe was a mouthpiece of the Foreign Office and the project was known to have Palmerston’s support. The author of this series, as another writer in The Times pointed out (17 August 1840), did not assume that the masses of European Jews would immediately migrate to Syria, but he thought that a concentration of oriental Jews in Palestine was by no means an unreal vision: the European Jews had the money to buy (or lease) the country from the sultan, and the five big powers would provide a guarantee for the new state. Some of these policy planners were in favour of an independent monarchy, others of a republic, but all were convinced that with England taking the initiative in returning the Jews to Palestine, like Cyrus in antiquity, a sufficient number of them would settle to make the project a going concern.

The various plans were not devoid of political vision, but the link between the dream and its realisation was missing, and for that reason, in the last resort, they were bound to have no effect. They were premature, just as the ideas of the Utopian Socialists had no lasting impact because they were propagated in a vacuum, without reference to the political and social forces which could provide leadership in the struggle for their realisation. Even Moses Hess’ Rome and Jerusalem , the most important by far of these appeals, belongs to this genre. Published in 1862, it had no immediate effect. Isaiah Berlin, who compared it to a bombshell, exaggerated its impact; 160 copies of the book had been sold one year after publication and soon after that the publisher suggested that Hess ought to buy back the remainder at a reduced price. When Herzl wrote his Judenstaat more than thirty years later, he had not even heard of it. And yet Rome and Jerusalem stands out in the literature of the time for reasons that will be immediately obvious.

Israel should be pushed back to the 1967 boundaries .They have been stealing land every year since then that is not and has never been theirs.Any person who thinks that it is ok to have 6 million refugees from Palastine in other countries needs to take a long hard look at them selves .Yes the palasitinians fight back every now and again but what would you do if you were in their situation .One can only poke the tiger so many times before he fights back .

Great work @ Leslie Bravery. The incursions onto Arab lands by zionists is sickening and depressing for it’s arrogant aggression. Perhaps worse still, it’s dumb and greedy. It seems to me that Zionists are becoming increasingly hated by the rest of the world. Perhaps a moon base [ for them] isn’t such a mad idea after all?
Gaby? Bob the first? Can you get into a space helmet or are you too fat in the head?

The Jews have a lot of experience with the Leslie Bravery’s of the world standing by while they got slaughtered. As the Jews see it, fighting, even it’s forever, while incurring the condemnation of the Leslie brigades and even the rest of the world, is preferable to death at the hands of Hamas and company.

Hey, Mo, you’ll be pleased to know that Israel has now destroyed three quarters of Hamas’s battalions. Am Yisrael chai! The war is won.

Over 50% of Israelis are descended from Mizrahi, ME Jews. So there goes your fundamental ‘Zionist’ argument straight out the window. LOL.