Playing armchair "what if" games with history is a dangerous exercise if such fantasies are adopted as state policy: Every nation on earth could claim it`s lost territory in antiquity, resulting in chaos, an absurd principle. And patently absurd in the present standoff with Palestinians and the Arab League, who are offering the decent and reasonable Saudi alternative to the honest one-state, one man, one vote solution whic Israel rejects in favor of its Apartheid solution.
Breiman sets Israel`s course unabashedly for Aparheid and escalating conflict, ostensibly war. This "Zionism" which he describes is bare-faced land grab of the rightful land of Palestinians for generations and millennia. To appeal to Caesar at this point for justification is patently absurd, as is Breiman`s virtual hue and cry to raise the Bar-Kochba rebellion from its ashes of defeat, rewrite history after a 2000 years gap. Dangerous absurdity, but this is fanatical Zionism today, Israel`s existential threat |
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