Ramallah Refuses to Learn from their own History

Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were displaced in 1947-49 after the Palestinian movement attempted genocide against the Jewish people. Why were they displaced then and not now? Because population displacement is a far lesser evil than genocide. If Israeli Jews are once more threatened with genocide as in 1947 and 1967 then mass population displacement may once more become unavoidable in order to prevent a Second Holocaust, this time the murder of 8 million Israeli Jews. The Palestinian lesson from history should be ”don’t attempt genocide against the Jews”. Yet a Second Holocaust remains the final goal of the Palestinian movement as it has always been. Weaken Israel to facilitate genocide and you will get displaced as a matter of genocide prevention. The Europeans would say that population displacement is against international law and is therefore illegal under all circumstances. However, the Europeans should not push Israel into a corner with international sanctions where Israel is drastically weakened and vulnerable to the genocidal means and intent of the Palestinian movement and their allies. Then the Europeans would say that they want neither genocide nor population displacement and that both are prohibited under international law. If you want neither then don’t harm Israel.

Published by Daniella Bartfeld

Daniella Bartfeld is the founding director of the Aliyah Organization.

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