By Ari Bussel
Translated by Peloni
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In Gaza, they are celebrating and handing out sweets in the streets. Cheers of joy are already being heard above the rooftops in the United States: The first Muslim representative to the U.S. Senate has been elected in Michigan, a Muslim stronghold. It seems we will have to get used to “Inshallah” and “Alhamdulillah,” or perhaps even learn Arabic and the Quran in the United States. Who knows, perhaps laws will soon be enacted stipulating that any mention of the name “Muhammad” from the lips of a non-believer must be met with immediate and severe punishment. (For anyone who thinks such things are merely imaginary or an utter absurdity, visit England or Europe.)
In Lod and Ramla, in the Jewish nation-state, the success of the Arab parties in the Israeli elections is still being celebrated. Car convoys with (PLO?) flags drove through the streets, and cries of “Get Out of Here” directed at Jewish residents of the mixed cities were heard loud and clear. These victory processions brought to mind convoys of white cars that crossed the border during the invasion of Israel, as well as ATVs and other vehicles on which Israelis were transported into Gaza, some alive, some struggling between life and death, and some covered in blood after gang rape, abuse, and the severing of limbs. These thoughts and memories surely passed through the minds of many as they watched and experienced the Arabs’ jubilation. The Jewish residents of those cities—unlike us—remember the riots against Jews that took place not so long ago, the lynchings, the hunger for death, and the thirst for Jewish blood.
For those who have forgotten, in democratic Israel, a country of all its residents, in the city of Acre (another mixed city), Israeli Arabs tried years ago to ignite the Third Intifada. They brought buses full of Arabs, with bricks, hammers, and other tools (everything had been prepared and planned in advance), and they drove through the Jewish neighborhoods, smashing everything in their path. All that was missing was to hear cries of joy: “Itbah al-Yahud!” (“Slaughter the Jews!”). The Arabs who arrived were not the usual neighbors, but rather came from the Galilee and other areas of the country. Separately from the buses, there were those locals who, on Yom Kippur, deliberately drove through Jewish neighborhoods with amplified loudspeakers in order to provoke the Jews who were fasting, observing the holiest day of the year and engaged in soul-searching and prayers for forgiveness.
And on this very day, representatives of the Arab parties arrived at the President’s Residence. The very same people who now will control 19 seats of the Knesset and whose leader might even become under some scenario the head of the Opposition and be entitled by law to receive security briefings from the Jewish Prime Minister. These are the people for whom Hamas-ISIS is a charitable organization; they sent greetings to their brothers in Gaza and in the “Occupied-Occupied Territories” (Judea and Samaria, including Jerusalem); and they are great believers in giving and contributing to the Jewish State and being productive members of society. They advocate duties, not just rights; giving, not just demanding. Wonderful people, who won all the votes honestly—gloriously. No money was distributed, no fuel cards were handed out, polling station workers were not threatened or intimidated; in fact, everything was in order. Only the “planted” Zini is making things up, while the Attorney General, a Deputy President of the Supreme Court, as well as the President of Israel defend the poor, innocent, democracy-loving Arabs who turned out in droves to vote. Well done, Arabs. How racist we are—Strock, Ben-Gvir, and others—that the President has to reprimand us, as though we are the ones at fault. They expect us to repent and beat our breasts in remorse until blood will be gushing, perhaps then the Arabs (who love Jews and Israelis and want nothing than to be part of the Jewish State) will love us more.
While in Paris and throughout France they are burning things and running amok, and the threat is not only growing but also spreading to other parts of the Continent as well as to England, here in the United States we are still at an earlier stage, in which Islam is penetrating every fiber of the Western way of life and taking us over from within. And in Israel, where the cancer is far more advanced, and we lick our wounds after each particularly violent outbreak—1929, 1948, 2024—we ignore the very real danger, the disaster that is about to happen.
The Arabs want to destroy us, and nothing will help except a strong Israel and a mighty strong IDF. We have already seen that the judicial system paralyzes us completely. Our body is convulsing and still does not understand its true condition. If we understood and internalized it, we would be in a much better position, as we would cope with the dire situation; but we are oblivious (intentionally or like a frog). And how do I know that we are completely clueless, gawking without the slightest understanding? Because we carry on as usual, as though Iran does not exist, as though we were a democratic country and not a Jewish one, and as though the Arabs of Israel (who call themselves “Palestinians”) want peace and are willing partners for two states to live side by side. Wake up, brothers, wake up, for we stand at the edge of an abyss, and one foot is already in the air. Just a gentle push and hop, we go into oblivion and possible extinction. The Final-Final Solution at work.
The main thing is that the Eisenkot-Bennett-Liberman-Lapid-Golan bloc does everything “Anything but Bibi.” Because Bibi is the enemy as far as they are concerned, while the Arabs are wonderful citizens, lovers of freedom and peace. They and their brothers from the Nukhba, who are being held in Israel under the custody of IDF soldiers who rape them, starve them, and abuse them, God forbid! Now we understand the urgency and the need to change the government. All the former officials – Yaalon, Olmert, Barak, Bar, … – are concerned for the Arabs and for the values of democracy. And I, in my innocence, am searching for a small jar of oil, pure and undefiled oil, oil that will last us eight days, for the miracle of Hanukkah.
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