Gerald Scarf's ‘apartheid Wall’ which is in
the news today.
How can you have an "apartheid
wall" between what are supposed to be – or to become - two separate
states? Many states have walls and fences between them. Israel has more of a right and justification
to have one because the surrounding Arabs have been trying to annihilate it
for the last sixty years.
The endless noise and bother about the wall
is essentially a tacit admittance that many of those who speak out against it
don’t believe in a two-state solution at all. They don’t want something which
separates Israel from Palestine. That is, they want Israel’s annihilation which
is best secured by having no wall at all. (It will increase terrorism in Israel and be
a symbol of Palestinians’ desire to rule “from the sea to the river”.). After
all, what’s so strange about a wall between two separate states? There are
dozens of them all around the world; some far worse than Israel’s defensive
wall.
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| You don't hear much about this, from the UN, the Guardian or Scarfe... |
More UN noise about fictional Israeli crimes
of "genocide", 'apartheid', etc. On the last count, 51,000 people
have died in the Palestine-Israel conflict since 1948 - over some sixty
years.
Some genocide! Want a real genocide? What the Islamist Sudanese
government did to southern Sudanese Christians and animists - over two
million dead in twenty
years. 20,000 dead Muslim Kurds at the hands of Muslim Turks - over the
last
twenty years. More people have died in Syria in the last two years than
have died
in the entire Israel-Palestine conflict...
The Security Council, and the Human Rights
Council, don't have much to say about these real genocides. Why? Because Sudan,
Syria, Turkey, etc. are leading states in the UN - plus the other 50 or so
Muslim/Islamic states.... And you wonder why the UN is obsessed by
Israel?????...
Read more here: http://www.jpost.com/DiplomacyAndPolitics/Article.aspx?id=301356
International Separation Walls:
Baghdad Wall
Belfast Peace Lines
Ceuta border fence
Egypt-Gaza barrier
Malaysia-Thailand border
Melilla border fence
Indo-Bangladeshi barrier
Indo-Burma barrier
Indian Kashmir barrier
Iran-Pakistan barrier
Kazakh-Uzbekistan barrier
Korean Wall
Kuwait-Iraq barrier
Saudi-Yemen barrier
Saudi-Iraq barrier
Turkmen-Uzbekistan barrier
United Arab Emirates-Oman barrier
United Nations Buffer Zone in Cyprus
United States–Mexico barrier
Uzbek-Afghanistan barrier
Uzbek-Kyrgyzstan barrier
Moroccan Wall


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