Bergensia
Facism

What a strange world where Nazi salutes are pro-Israel and humanitarian law is antisemitic

By 5 Mins Read

The Western narrative wants you to believe the people throwing stones at tanks invading their land are the bad guys, and the people in the tanks destroying their homes are acting in self-defense.

There is a pattern here no one should ignore. Police across the West – the UK, Germany, France, Canada, Switzerland, and the US – are locking people up, most especially journalists, for upsetting the feelings of those who support what the world’s highest court has ruled is a plausible genocide.
Isn’t that kind of democracy called a police state?

Greater Israel

Netanyahu announces a “New Middle East” and that he will not withdraw from the five points in Lebanon, nor the buffer zone and Mount Hermon in Syria. He also affirms that he will not allow forces from Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham or the “New Syrian Army” to enter the areas south of Damascus. As for Israel’s minister of Defense Katz, he declares that they will not allow the return of the displaced camp residents to their homes in the West Bank.

On Saturday, 600-620 Palestinian hostages were supposed to be released as agreed upon for the six Israeli soldiers released by Hamas. First, Israel delayed their release until midnight, then put them on buses while their families were waiting for them. Now, Hebrew media says Netanyahu has canceled their release in protest of the ceremonial release of the Israeli soldiers. This is a clear violation of the ceasefire agreement.

I can promise you no Palestinian captive ever kissed their guards on the way out. These are the supposed ‘human animals’ your media has been telling you about.

I cannot believe Palestinians conducted “humiliating ceremonies.” Monsters. They should be civilized like Israel by rounding up every man in Northern Gaza, beating, torturing, raping, parading them naked, blindfolding, hog-tying, and publicly displaying them in humiliating ceremonies:

Take the worst thing you can say about Hamas, multiply it by 1,000 times, and it still will not meet the Israeli repression and killing and dispossession of Palestinians
– Gabor Maté, Holocaust survivor

FACT: Hamas offered to release ALL civilian hostages before ISRAEL murdered the Bibas family in an airstrike.

For the BBC:-
Israel breaking the terms of the ceasefire is an ‘indefinite delay’
Palestinians are ‘prisoners’ being ‘released’
Israelis are ‘hostages’ being ‘freed.’
The bias of BBC coverage makes them complicit in covering up crimes against humanity.

A Jewish man was arrested for shooting two Israelis in Miami because they “looked Palestinian.”

An Israeli man was arrested for attacking a Jewish woman in Jerusalem because he thought she was Christian.

Two Israelis have been arrested linked to the bus bombings in Tel Aviv.

You don’t have to be Einstein to be against the Genocidal Apartheid State of Israel

by Miral Askar

In December 1948, Albert Einstein, Hannah Arendt, and 25 other Jewish scholars wrote a letter that should have shaken the world’s conscience. Today, their words burn with prophetic fury as we witness the unthinkable: a state founded in the shadow of genocide now replicating the fascism it once fled.

The letter, published in The New York Times, condemned the rise of Menachem Begin’s Herut Party in Israel. They warned:

“This party… is closely akin in its organization, methods, political philosophy, and social appeal to the Naz! and Fascist parties… From its past actions, we can judge what it may be expected to do in the future.”

They were right. Begin, who became Israel’s Prime Minister (1977-1983), enabled the 1982 Sabra and Shatila massacre, where Israeli allies- or, let’s say, undercover IOF – slaughtered 3,000+ Palestinian and Lebanese refugees. His legacy paved the way for today’s far-right Israeli government — a coalition that includes ministers who:

– Praise settler violence as “purity of arms.”
– Call for Gaza’s total ethnic cleansing.
– Quote Hitler (“There’s no such thing as Palestinian people”).

Einstein and Arendt begged the world in 1948:

“The most shocking fact is that such a party should have arisen among the Jews… We urge all concerned not to support this latest manifestation of fascism.”

But Western leaders ignored them. They funded Israel unconditionally, rebranding its colonialism as “democracy” and its apartheid as “security.” Now, as Gaza is reduced to mass graves and children starve to death, “Never Again” rings hollow.

What did “Never Again” mean if not this?

– Over 40,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza since October 2023.
– 1.7 million displaced, 60% of homes destroyed.
– Hospitals bombed, universities erased, aid workers targeted.

This is not self-defense. This is state-sanctioned annihilation — exactly what Einstein and Arendt feared when they warned of Herut’s fascist DNA.

To those still defending Israel’s “right to exist”: Does that right require the nonexistence of Palestinians? Does it demand snipers shooting toddlers, poets buried alive in rubble, doctors amputating babies without anesthesia? Babies left to die in incubators?!

The 1948 letter concluded with a plea:

“It is inconceivable that those who oppose fascism everywhere should support such a movement in Palestine.”

Yet here we are. The U.S. sends $3.8 billion in annual weapons to a regime that uses them to commit war crimes. Europe trades with settlements built on stolen land. Corporations profit from apartheid.

History is not repeating itself — it’s screaming.

“Never Again” has become “Again and Again” — as long as the victims are Palestinian.

Look at Gaza. Look at the West Bank. Look at the 40,000 dead, 70% women and children. Look at the mass graves. Look at the children with limbs blown off, writing their names on their bodies so they can be identified when they’re killed. This is what fascism looks like.

Mussolini yesterday, the United States today

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