Morphing Jews into Nazis

Peloni:  Sha’i provides an important analysis of Jew Hatred, Jew Haters, and the Nazi aligned goal of Jew eradication which guides them both.

by Sha’i ben-Tekoa

After the black Sabbath and bloody “Joy in the Torah” (Simchas Torah) holy day in Israel on October 7, 2023, when Israel struck back and anti-Jews began accusing the IDF of committing genocide, some may have thought it was so ridiculous and stupid a charge, it would not be taken seriously. But it has.

Recently in London’s Metropolitan Police, a Muslim officer was dismissed for posting antisemitic content on Instagram following October 7, likening Israel’s prime minister to Adolf Hitler. One of his graphic posts shows the image of Netanyahu morphing into Hitler, with the words, “The irony of becoming what you once hated. Well done, Israel. Hitler would be proud.”

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This is psychologically fascinating. Jew-hatred is a mental disorder that produces images in the mind of Jews doing terrible things that are not true. Today millions believe Israeli Jews have morphed into Nazis themselves, doing to others what was done to them.

Listen to Rawan Osman, a native Syrian-Lebanese who into adulthood (before her conversion to Judaism) was an ardent hater of Israel, Jews, and a supporter of Hezballah. And she, among other Muslim converts to Jewishness, is not alone in describing childhood education in Muslim countries as obsessed with Jew-hatred.

But in the West too these days, among the best and brightest, belief in evil Jews perpetrating genocide is widespread. Journalist Ira Stoll recently reported that Harvard has bestowed nine fellowships on anti-Israel students. One is a Rhodes Scholar who wrote in the Harvard Crimson (student newspaper) that Israel is “committing atrocities in Gaza.” This likely reflects the views of the other eight students awarded either a Rhodes Scholarship or Truman Fellowship.

And then there was the commencement speech at NYU delivered by a self-described “actor, artist and gay black trans man.” In 2019, he was featured in a Teen Vogue magazine piece on “20 Under 20 Queer artists and activists to watch,” which qualifies him, apparently in his own eyes, as an expert judge of the violence in Gaza this last year and a half. In his mind, Israel is committing an atrocity. “I condemn this genocide and complicity in this genocide.”

This is weird. The word genocide was invented by a Jew, a victim of the Nazis, to describe what the German people sought to do to the Jewish people, which was unique in human history. Theirs was not an ordinary “military campaign” of conquest against another nation over natural resources or to exploit the defeated as conquered subjects. Hitler’s dream of world conquest was to find and murder every Jew alive, to make the world Jew-free (and, not coincidently, of the world’s only immortal nation, so far).

Today, the Jews are accused of acting like Nazis toward the “Palestinians.” And never mind there is no evidence of even one Israeli politician ever calling for such a policy, let alone evidence of Israel implementing such a project. So, on what basis do the accusers sling their slander?

Misusing this word in this way could be an ignorant mistake — thinking it is a synonym for massacre, when it is not. More accurately, this verbal behavior is a malevolent aggression against the Jews, to deprive them of their victimhood deserving pity and compassion for what they endured that hellacious day.

After the day’s horrors became known, we saw video from London of Jeremy Corbyn, notorious anti-Israelite Labour politician, running from a journalist asking for his reaction, whom Corbyn ignored. He would not even say “No comment.”

In Washington, the same day, Rep. Rashida Tlaib, who calls herself a “Palestinian” when there is nothing Palestinian about her, acted in identical fashion when chased by a journalist asking for her reaction. Like Corbyn, she pretended the journalist was not there, and that is because Jew-haters believe the Jews deserve no pity for they are the evil-doers, the guilt-bearing criminals.

For haters like these, if Jews suffer at the hands of others, like October 7, they deserve everything that is done to them. Palestinian Media Watch recently posted a translation of an official PA statement stating that October 7 was really the work of the Mossad, as surely as many Arabs after 9-11 believed that day’s monstrous destruction and death was a Mossad operation to get people to hate Arabs.

Today’s charge of genocide levelled at Israel is in a class with Holocaust Denial; both are lies and indicate a serious delusional mental disorder. The eruption of hysterical Jew-hatred these days manifests as pity not for the Jews but their imagined victims, when it is the Gazans who attacked Israel on October 7, shamelessly open about their desire to destroy Israel. It was not Israelis who attacked Gazans with genocidal intent that day but just the opposite was true.

Of course, antisemites like UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said, “It did not happen in a vacuum,” implying the Jews did something to deserve this reaction by the people in Gaza, when the record is clear: in 2005, Israel abandoned Gaza completely to the Muslims. Then, for the next twenty years, Israel was hit with thousands of rockets fired from Gaza but still provided for the welfare of the rocket-launching Muslims. Every day for two decades, 700 semi-trailers packed with all manner of consumer goods rolled into the Strip from Israel, with the Jewish state Israel also providing Gaza free electricity used to build those rockets.

Call this Jewish psychopathology.

Unfortunately, the State of Israel was the brainchild of post-religious Jews who produced a culture that cannot see in the violence of the Muslims the same old-fashioned Jew-hatred that Zionism was supposed to eradicate. When Israelis are asked to associate to “antisemitism,” they think of goose-stepping European Nazis. In their minds, antisemitism is a problem for Jews in the Diaspora but not in Israel. Whenever an Arab shouts “Allahu Akbar” and stabs a passing Jew, the Israeli police call it a “nationalist” crime (leumani). In official Israel, antisemitism doesn’t exist; in the born-again Zionist state, the homicidal gentiles are called “Palestinian nationalists.”

Modern Israeli education also does not teach Israeli school children of the hatred for them in the Koran and the abuse of Jews in Islam throughout Islamic history because Israelis want to believe peace with the “Palestinians” is possible.

And when the dimensions of the Muslim Brotherhood pogrom on Oct. 7 emerged, many Israelis were amazed, saying, “These people are worse than the Nazis!” True; aside from the mad Dr. Mengele with his sick “medical experiments,” we associate Nazis to cold-blooded mass murder but not necessarily as “masters of cruelty” involving satanic tortures, the mutilation of little children in front of their parents, slicing off female breasts to toss around like a softball; firing assault rifles into genitalia.

The Nazis’ goal was the complete extermination from history and humanity’s future of the Jewish nation; that’s genocide. That is what Hamas is all about, and that is why the Muslims and their fans in the West smear the Jews with this unique crime.

Theirs is an archaic human behavior. The English word “scapegoat” comes from the goat on Yom Kippur spiritually laden with the nation’s sins and put to death in the wilderness by being pushed off a cliff.

Today’s hysterical “antisemites” – Jew-haters is more accurate – who shout the Jews are committing genocide are simply acting out an ancient human behavior of projecting onto others their own guilty bloodlust.


 

Sha’i ben-Tekoa’s PHANTOM NATION: Inventing the “Palestinians” as the Obstacle to Peace is available at Amazon.com in hard cover or a Kindle ebook. His podcasts can be heard on www.phantom-nation.com.

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  1. AI Overview

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    The phrase “Tell me what you accuse the Jews of, and I’ll tell you what you’re guilty of” is attributed to Soviet writer Vasily Grossman.
    This quote is a key theme in his work, especially regarding antisemitism. Grossman argued that antisemitism is less about the Jews and more about the accuser, reflecting their failings and biases.