Zionist Conspiracy

 

 

   The radical Left in Israel has invented a new nonsense word to capture the essence of its agenda and ideology.  The term is "Nakba Denial."  It is not accidental that it strongly resembles the term "Holocaust Denial," for the radical anti-Israel leftists seek to create a clear moral parallel between the Holocaust and the "Nakba."  The term, Nakba, of course means catastrophe in Arabic and is tossed around by the radical Left to refer to the "catastrophe" of the creation of Israel and its victory over the genocidal Arab fascists who attempted to destroy Israel in 1948-9.

 

    The Left insists that Nakba Denial proves that non-leftists are living in denial and are heartlessly indifferent to the "sufferings" of Arabs when they were on the losing side of their war of genocidal aggression against the Jews in 1948-49.

 

   So having coined this new nonsense term and converted it into their banner, we thought we would suggest to the Non-Left a number of new terms that should be introduced into political discourse, terms to be used by those who are NOT seeking the extermination of Israel or a second Holocaust of Jews, to describe the real agenda of the enemies of Israel.

 

    The first of these is Treason Denial.  This is the term that must be applied to many of those who insist that the radical Left inside Israel is seeking human rights and peace.  It is also the term that must be used to describe those who characterize picayune overseas-funded anti-Israel propaganda NGOs as "human rights groups" and "peace groups."

 

    Then we should also encourage the use of the term Leftwing Fascism Denial.  It is the term that describes those who refuse to recognize that the radical Left in Israel (and elsewhere) is fundamentally opposed to freedom of speech for non-Leftists and completely opposed to democracy.  It is also the term that should be applied to all those justifying the people who accuse all critics of the Radical Left of being "McCarthyists" and "fascists."

 

     The term Stalinism Denial should be applied to all those people who pretend that they are not aware of the fact that some of the most prominent members of the Tenured Left in Israel are lifelong hard-core Stalinists.  A number of faculty members posting on the Israeli Social Sciences chat list are card-carrying members of the Israeli (Stalinist) Communist Party, but any attempts to mention this fact are censored by the administrators of that list.

 

    But of course the most important term of all that must be introduced is Anti-Semitism Denial.  This is the term needed to refer to all those who insist that members of the BDS (boycott, divestment, sanctions) movement and of similar anti-Israel initiatives and movements are motivated by anything other than gutter anti-Semitism.  This is the correct term that needs to be applied to all those proclaiming that they hate and oppose Israel but not Jews as such.  And, come to think of it, this is also the term needed to describe anyone bandying about the term "Nakba Denial."