By Gilad Atzmon
Gilad Atzmon argues that a recent attempt by an Israeli minister to humiliate the Turkish ambassador is a sign that the Israel is beginning to panic as an increasing number of countries begin to see the true nature of the Zionist entity.
The Israeli government doesn’t think twice before it orders a genocidal attack against civilians.
Israeli military leaders do not think twice before they drop bombs on one of the most densely populated places on the planet.
They also do not hesitate whether to use artillery shells against a UN refugee shelter.
The Israeli people do not think twice before they approve en masse their army’s inhuman tactics.
But for some bizarre reason, the Israelis are devastated to find out that the rest of humanity is waking up to their true nature. Once again, it is a Turkish TV drama that exposes the Israelis for what they are: a murderous collective motivated by vengeance.
A few months back it was "Ayrilik", a Turkish prime-time TV series that portrayed the Israeli armed forces as bloodthirsty.
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This week it is "Valley of Wolves", a TV drama that depicts Mossad agents and Israeli representatives in Turkey as baby snatchers.
If you wonder what the Israelis do when they are exposed for who and what they are, Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Daniel Ayalon has an answer to offer.
Ayalon went out of his way this week to snub Turkey's ambassador to Israel over his country's “persistent criticism of the Jewish state”. The Israeli official refused to shake the Turkish ambassador’s hand and made him sit on a lower seat at a meeting. He also made sure that a cameraman was there to document the humiliation. Submerged in Jewish pride, the Israeli deputy foreign minister was probably convinced that for Israel to get away with murder, treating a goy [gentile] diplomat with contempt must be the way forward.
The Israelis are boiling with anger at the Turks. They do not like to be seen for what they are. They much prefer to be loved and admired, regardless of their criminal record. For some peculiar reason Israelis lack the capacity to see themselves through the eyes of others; they categorically insist on avoiding looking in the mirror. Instead, they demand that the rest of humanity turns a blind eye to their war crimes and even apologizes for being witnesses to their horrific acts.
The spokeswoman for the Turkish TV production company behind "Valley of Wolves" was bewildered by such an Israeli demand. She clearly refused to apologize. “Israel,” she says, “has already been declared a war criminal many times in the past by international rights organizations, including the UN, which has written about this in its reports."
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Like many of us, the Turkish spokeswoman legitimately wondered “how can the same Israeli authorities, who bombed children hiding under the UN flag in Gaza without hesitation, are so concerned now with a television show that merely displays what they did?” The spokeswoman fails to understand that Israelis are not interested in truth.
The current diplomatic rift between Israel and Turkey is just a symptom of a wide and sickening phenomenon: Israel, Jewish lobbies and Jewish ethnic campaigners around the world are employing different means to conceal the truth about the Jewish national project and its grave inhuman implications. An Israeli official would use a low seat together with an arsenal of abusive bad manners to snub a foreign diplomat. The Jewish ethnic campaigner on the left would cry anti-Semitism in order to impose a total paralysis onto the anti Zionist discourse. In their universe, the Jew never takes responsibility. In their segregated planet, the Jew never regrets or repents. The goy, on the other hand, becomes subject to insults for just telling the truth or even for being associated with the truth. If Israel and its supporters believe that they can maintain this tactic for much longer, they are pretty deluded. The tide is changing.
Humanity is primarily grounded on truthfulness. Hope is fuelled by our capacity to say things as we see them. In that respect, Turkey is a light at the end of the tunnel. As it happens, it is Turkish TV and Turkish leaders who are willing to say in the open what our “liberal” leaders fail to admit or even spell out in their own minds.
Truth is not on Israel’s side. In fact, truth is becoming the biggest foe of the Jewish national project, its phantasmic narrative and its fictional notion of history. The Israelis know that truth will prevail. They have good reason to panic. The wall of defiance is emerging around them and their supportive lobbies.
Gilad Atzmon is an Israeli-born musician, writer and anti-racism campaigner. His latest jazz album, "In loving memory of America", was released on 1 March 2009 and can be purchased here.
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