http://fresnozionism.org/archives/370 A pro-Israel voice from California's Central Valley Mon, 01 Dec 2008 22:11:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://fresnozionism.org/archives/370#comment-5189 Shalom Freedman Sun, 29 Apr 2007 08:00:46 +0000 http://fresnozionism.org/archives/370#comment-5189 Bishara does not come from nowhere. He was cultivated by the Israeli Jewish Left for years. His "Palestinianism' was promoted and songs of Hallel were sung to him by the Meretz crowd. What happened to him is the product in part of an Israeli Jewish majority not knowing how to rule as a majority. We see this everywhere, in illegal Arab building not restrained, in turncoat Knesset members speaking the most vile anti- Israeli remarks abroad, in 'Israeli Arabs' inciting towards violence on the 'Temple Mount.' All the benefits in economic social health terms which the Israeli( Palestinian) Arabs have from being Israelis are discounted by them when they work to undermine the State. If the Arab minority in Israel wishes to remain part of the State(and not be somehow negotiated to belonging politically to an Arab political entity) they have to change their fundamental attitude towards the Jewish state. As this seems unlikely the Jewish majority has to think of options for future negotiation in which the Arab minority will belong politically to another sovereignty , perhaps the Jordanian. Bishara does not come from nowhere. He was cultivated by the Israeli Jewish Left for years. His “Palestinianism’ was promoted and songs of Hallel were sung to him by the Meretz crowd.
What happened to him is the product in part of an Israeli Jewish majority not knowing how to rule as a majority. We see this everywhere, in illegal Arab building not restrained, in turncoat Knesset members speaking the most vile anti- Israeli remarks abroad, in ‘Israeli Arabs’ inciting towards violence on the ‘Temple Mount.’
All the benefits in economic social health terms which the Israeli( Palestinian) Arabs have from being Israelis are discounted by them when they work to undermine the State.
If the Arab minority in Israel wishes to remain part of the State(and not be somehow negotiated to belonging politically to an Arab political entity) they have to change their fundamental attitude towards the Jewish state.
As this seems unlikely the Jewish majority has to think of options for future negotiation in which the Arab minority will belong politically to another sovereignty , perhaps the Jordanian.

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