Israel breathes its last breath – from Israeli media

Haaretz published an article by the famous Zionist writer Ari Shavit under this title, which was previously reprinted in Arab newspapers. Shavit said: “It seems that we are facing the most difficult people in history, and there is no solution.” Instead, recognize their rights and end the occupation. Shavit said at the beginning of the article: It seems that we have passed the point of no return, and it seems impossible for “Israel” to end the occupation, stop settlements, and achieve peace. Reform Zionism, save democracy, and divide the people of this country.
He added: “If that is the case, then there is no taste for living in this country, no taste for writing Haaretz, no taste for reading Haaretz, and we have to do what Rogel did. Alver proposed it a few years ago, which is to leave the country… If being Jewish is not an important element of identity for being “Israeli”, if every “Israeli” citizen has a foreign passport, not just in a technical sense, but in a psychological sense, then it’s over. You have to say goodbye to your friends and move to San Francisco, Berlin or Paris.”
From now on, both the new ultranationalist states of Germany and the new ultranationalist states of the United States must calmly watch the “State of Israel” breathe its last. We must step back three steps and watch the Jewish democratic state sink.
The author continues: I put my finger in the eyes of Netanyahu, Lieberman and the neo-Nazis to wake them up from their Zionist frenzy. Trump, Kushner, Biden, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton will not end the occupation. The UN and the EU will not stop settlement construction. The only force in the world that can save “Israel” is the “Israelis” themselves, who create a new political language that recognizes reality and the Palestinian roots to the land.
The author of Haaretz confirms: Ever since arriving in Palestine, the “Israelis” have realized that they are the result of lies created by the Zionist movement, which has historically perpetrated all kinds of deceptions about the Jewish character.
By exploiting and exaggerating the so-called Holocaust at the hands of Hitler, the movement was able to convince the world that Palestine was the “Promised Land” and that the so-called temple was located beneath the Al-Aqsa Mosque, thus, the wolf became a lamb that was fed with American and European taxpayers’ money until it turned into a nuclear monster.
The author sought help from Western and Jewish archaeologists, most notably Israel Flintstein of Tel Aviv University, who confirmed that “the Temple is also a lie and a fairy tale that does not exist, and all excavations prove that it completely existed. It disappeared thousands of years ago, and a large number of Jewish documents clearly point to this.” Many Western archaeologists have confirmed this.
The last time was in 1968 AD when British archaeologist Dr. Caitlin Kabinos, who was the director of excavations at the British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem, was expelled from Palestine for exposing the Israeli myth about the existence of the remains of Solomon’s Temple under the Al-Aqsa Mosque. I believe there is no trace of Solomon’s Temple there at all!
The Jewish writer stressed that the curse of lying haunts the “Israelites” day after day, in the form of knives in the hands of Jerusalemites, Khalili and Nabulsi, or stones from the community, hitting them in the face, or bus drivers from Jaffa, Haifa and Acre.
The “Israelis” realized that they had no future in Palestine, because Palestine was not without people, as they had been deceived. Another writer who admitted that it was not the existence of the Palestinian people, but their superiority over the “Israelis”, was the Left Zionist Gideon Levy. He said: The Palestinians seemed to have a different essence from the rest. We occupied their land and called their young people whores, prostitutes and drugs. We said that after a few years, they would forget their homeland and their land, and then their young generation would break out in the 1987 uprising. We put them in prison and said that we would raise them in prison, and when we thought they had learned their lesson, they would return to us in 2000 with an armed uprising, destroying everything green and dry, and we said to destroy their homes and besiege them for many years, and then they came up with impossible missiles to attack us despite the siege and destruction, so we began to plan for them with the separation wall and barbed wire… Then they came to us from underground through tunnels until they inflicted heavy slaughter on us.
In the last war we fought them with ideas, then they seized the “Israeli” satellite (Amos) and brought terror into every home in “Israel” by broadcasting threats and intimidation, just as their young people were able to seize the satellite of the “Israeli” channel 2.
As the author says, the bottom line is this: we seem to be facing the most difficult people in history, for whom there is no solution other than recognizing their rights and ending the occupation.
It is noteworthy that writer Ari Shavit recently published a book titled “Battle for Survival”, in which he focuses on how Israel should deal with the current battle for survival after the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. He suggests that Israel work to reduce its losses in Gaza and the north and agree to a cessation of … shootings and the return of hostages, followed by a quick parliamentary election that will lead to the emergence of a new national leadership. One question remains unanswered: who wants to live in this country? Shavit is undoubtedly well aware of the wave of emigration from Israel by scholars and wealthy secular families, which began last year with the constitutional coup and concerns about religious repression and escalated during the war. Does he imagine that those who left Israel will return and leave their children to serve in the army forever?