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The harsher they beat us, the stronger we will get!!
Thursday, 30 October 2008

 

 

The harsher they beat us, the stronger we will get!!
by Nadia Matar
 
The destruction of the Federman-Tor farm is not the first nor the last destruction this government is planning. DM Ehud Barak already announced yesterday that he will increase the persecution of national Jews by giving them mandatory expulsion orders.
 
Until the upcoming elections, the Olmert-Livni-Barak government has a "carte blanche" to persecute the national camp. They think it is in their political interest. The harsher the measures against the settlers, the more votes they think they will get from the Left and the Arabs in Israel.
 
The leftists in power basically are planning to work on two levels:
 
1) To delegitimize the settlers. Why? simple: The Left wants to create a PLO State in Judea and Samaria. In order to do so it must destroy and get rid of the entire settlement enterprise. The problem is that all polls show that the majority of the Jewish People in Israel oppose the creation of such a PLO state. The majority of the people in Israel understand that if the withdrawal from Gaza brought Kassams upon Sderot and Ashkelon- then a withdrawal from Judea and Samaria and the creation of a PLO state in its stead will bring kassams on Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Natanya and Hadera.
The people of Israel thus understand that the settlement enterprise is what protects the entire Gush Dan area.
In order to change that situation and make the majority of the people despise the settlers,and make them agree to dismantle the settlement enterprise,  the government must delegitize them, spreading the word as if the settlers are dangerous lunatics who endanger the rule of law and must be crushed. It happened in the days of the Rabin-Peres regime when agent provocateurs working for the GSS like Avishai Raviv were told to do acts in the name of the settlers and thus blemish our good name.
This delegitimization campaign has  started again with the so-called attack on Prof Sternhall, blaming "settlers" for it; continuing with distorted and false reports on settlers "attacking" "poor innocent" arabs who want to pick olives when the truth is always the opposite: see for instance the case of the Arab who burned a house in Yitzhar and then stabbed a nine year old Jewish boy. The media did not relate to the Arab attack but rather to the healthy and normal reaction by the Jews who marched down to the Arab village and smashed a few windows.Be prepared for more stories that will make the headlines with the purpose to delegitimize us.
 
2) secondly, parallel to the campaign to delegitimize the settlers, the government wants to crush those healty minded Jews who are not scared of the authorities. Who are those Jews? Those Jews who live outside the fences in Judea and Samaria. Unfortunately, most communities in Judea and samaria are surrounded by fences. As we already learned in the Bible, fences are a sign of weakness and fear. Those fences were forced upon the settlers by the security forces who told them the fences are needed "for our own protection". But that is not true. The real reason the fences were brought in was that they help the authorities to control the settlers. The settlers can live and walk only where the security forces and the authorities decided we can be. If we want to go somewhere else- we must do so with special permits. This dangerous frame of mind has been crushed by all those hundreds of healthy Jews who decided, over the past few years and especially after Gush katif, to settle the hills OUTSIDE the fences, outside the "ghettos" planned by the authorities and to march all over Judea and samaria without asking for permits. Settling outside the fences is a clear sign of defiance and a message saying: the entire Land of Israel belongs to the People of Israel. Nobody will tell us where we can and cannot walk, live or build. We will walk everywhere. We will build everywhere. This spirit of Jewish pride and freedom is what scares the authorities most.With such spirits the left will never be able to destroy the settlement enterpise! And that is why the authorities are persecuting those Jews by banning them from their homes with administrative expulsion orders and by destroying their homes in a vicious barbaric antisemitic way.
Obvioulsy this will not help. The harsher the persecution, the stronger the Jews will get please G-d.
 
Now is the time for all friends of Israel to rally around those loyal to the Land of Israel and strengthen them.
Please G-d we will succeed and in the upcoming elections the majority of the People of Israel will give expulsion orders from power to all members of the corrupt, criminal and antisemitic Olmert-Livni_Barak government.

 
   


 
More on federman house
Wednesday, 29 October 2008

 After seeing a letter from the IDF spokesman, that all belongings were removed from the house, and that they

will continue to uphold the law... and after seeing first hand video and statments to the contrary, i wrote the

following request.

 

Letter to: To: < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it >

I am inquiring to the methods used to destroy the Federman house  in the outskirts of Kiryat Arba.

After first hand

review of the  demolition it is clear that belongings were still inside the structure  at the time of
its destruction.  I am confident the IDF had orders to remove  buildings that it saw as being against

the current law,

however, one  can not ignore that a family and all that they belonged became victim  to demolition orders.
There have been reports  that only after belongings were removed, was  the house raised by the IDF.

Upon inspection, I submit that your  reports are incorrect, and furthermore, media is now reporting that 

trucks have been dispatched to the family to provide them with  clothes, chairs, toys

and other basics. Obviously, if the house was cleared prior to its removal, these charitable acts would be

 unnecessary.
I would appreciate images of the house being cleared of its items, and  that an empty house was raised, as

was reported by the IDF.

 

 The druzey goy and bedouins hired to assasinate the character of the right wing 

and demorilize

those who protect the biblical cities of israel is nothing short of a provocation to

highest degree. 

We will not cave in, we will push ahead.. for every one house destroyed 5 shoul

be built.

Their efforts only unify us and will soon create a bloc that is unified and determined...

so although it was a black day.. in the greater scheme. 

 
An Appetite to Destroy
Monday, 27 October 2008

 

  The self-hating olmert governments demolished a jewish home

in Kiryat Arba, all the while the merits of demolishing a terrorist murders of Jews is discussed

and argued to all ends.  Make NO MISTAKE about it, the witchunt has begun. Daniella Weiss,

a right wing grandmother, hauled off to jail, Federmans house and belongings demolished and

he and his "daughters" arrested ( they got the wrong girls).  

When jews in Judea Samaria are caught defending their rights, they are thrown in prison,

and words like

pogrom and detached, and extremists are used.. when it happens in a town like Acre,

these labels are replaced

with  frustrated, and socio-economic.  

 

The Leftists are looking for a fight, they want to build up the tension that was present

prior to the expulsion..

all in order to demonize the right, and ensure a left-center government gets into power

then build support to eliminate that

which they have deemed "detached and extreme" 

 

Here is a letter by david wilder that is quite to the point.

 


 

Last night at just after one o'clock my cell phone rang. When the phone rings at 1:00 in the morning, at least in my house, something is wrong. Orit Struck was on the other end, apologizing for waking me up and then informing me that hundreds, if not more, troops - police, soldiers, the riot squad, etc. - were on their way to the Federman


I pulled out my press card, which in Israel is the closest thing to a magic wand.
farm, located just off the road between Kiryat Arba proper and the Givat Harsina (Ramat Mamre) neighborhood, just about five minutes outside of Hebron. Their goal: to destroy the farm.

 

The homes on the Federman property have been there for over ten years. Noam and Elisheva have lived there for the past two years. Every once in a while the war drums start sounding, with rumors of an impending expulsion from the land, which the government says is "illegally settled." Most times, it's just noise. That night it looked like the real thing.

 

I was out of the house within about ten minutes. But when I arrived at Ma'arat HaMachpela, on the only road to Kiryat Arba, I found it blocked by border police and metal gates in the middle of the street. They motioned to me that the road was closed and that I should leave. I pulled out my press card, which in Israel is the closest thing to a magic wand, and presented it to the officer in charge. He took it and made a call on his walkie-talkie. A minute later he came back and returned the card. And told me to leave.

"But I'm a journalist," I claimed.

 

He looked at me, said "I know, but you can't go," and walked away.

I requested numerous times, as did others, a warrant declaring the area to be a "closed military zone." Sometimes they responded, "There's a warrant, it will eventually get here," and other times, "There is no warrant." Others were told, "There's a military operation going on – you have to stay here for your own good, so you won't be in danger." Some were told, "There's an armed terrorist in the Kasbah - we have soldiers looking for him. It's dangerous for you to be here. Go home!"

 

The truth was that all roads leading to the Federman farm had been sealed off. The troops didn't want the enemy to have any reserves assisting them.

At about 1:30 the two homes on the Federman farm were forcibly invaded. Sinai Tur and his wife Rivka were told that they had seven minutes to get out. The Federman family didn't have such luxury. The troops broke the home's windows and climbed in through them. They quickly made their way to the children's bedrooms where they shook awake the kids, dragged them from their beds, beating some of them, and forcefully expelling them from their home, still in pajamas. Some of the kids went via the door; others via the window. Noam was immediately arrested, being suspected of planning to "blow the forces up with gas balloons." His daughter Isca, 16 1/2 years old, was also arrested for some unknown reason.

 

Once everyone was out, the bulldozer started plowing down the houses and other structures on the property. It didn't take too much time, as the families were not allowed to remove any of their belongings. Down came the houses, on top of everything that was inside. By 3:30 or so, it was over.

 

The families were left homeless and property-less. As Elisheva Federman put it: "They wouldn't let me take my
The families were left homeless and property-less.
children's books or belongings or mementos. Eighteen years of marriage, nine children - everything we had - gone."

 

 

For no apparent reason, except pure hate. Hate for Jews living in Judea and Samaria; hate for Jews living in the Hebron-Kiryat Arba region; and an extra special hate for Noam and Elisheva Federman, who epitomize love for Eretz Yisrael.

 

The Israeli government, in particular Defense Minister Ehud Barak (who is searching for political brownie points to assist him in the upcoming election) and Generals Gaddi Shamni and Noam Tibon (who is an expert in destroying houses; he commanded the forces that destroyed the home of Livnat Uzeri, whose husband Nati had been, only months earlier, killed by terrorists in their home), is intent on making life as difficult as possible for Jews in Judea and Samaria, and in the Hebron region in particular.

 

Late this afternoon, a large group of people began work to rebuild the Federman farm. A short time ago an appropriate response was issued by the ruling junta: a warrant was received informing that at ten o'clock tonight the entire area would be declared a "closed military zone," that cement blocks would be placed there surrounding the property, and security forces would remain there to ensure that the area remained sterile (i.e., Judenrein).

Earlier today journalists interviewing me did not seem so interested in the destruction of the property or the expulsion of the families. Rather, they seemed intent on asking/attacking me as a result of remarks made by people at the site of the devastation. Those comments ostensibly called for the death of IDF soldiers, and the "wiping out of their names," and that they should all "be like Gilad Shalit."

 

There is a saying in Hebrew that a person should not be held responsible for his words when his loved ones are still lying dead in front of him. That is how I relate to the above-quoted remarks. The expulsion from Gush Katif and northern Samaria are all still much too fresh and the fate of those expelled still hurting much too much.It is no

 

A person should not be held responsible for his words when his loved ones are still lying dead in front of him.
secret that this administration has plans to implement further expulsions, be they in the Hebron area, or Binyamin and the Shomron. There is a feeling in the air; a sensation reminiscent of the Rabin-Peres days following signing of the cursed Oslo Accords, when "settlers" were unofficially declared "enemies of the state" and were so appropriately treated.

The IDF and other security forces are an integral element necessary for Israel's survival. But they cannot and must not be taken advantage of to batter the very people they are supposed to protect and defend. I don't believe that anyone has any plans to begin a civil war, but the comments, as extreme as they are, seem to represent the growing frustration level amongst many Israelis. I see them, not as an active threat, rather as the mercury on a thermometer climbing higher and higher, much too fast.

Perhaps those making decisions in the current government should realize that what they refuse to do to Arab terrorists and their families they are all too willing to do to their own Jewish citizens, who have not murdered anyone. And, it seems, with an appetite. An appetite to destroy.

 
   

 


 
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