Hamas War

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

THE BIG LIE by Yitzhak Heimowitz

THE BIG LIE

Hitler’s Propaganda Minister, Goebbels wrote, “The bigger the lie, the more people will believe it.” Chairman Abbas, popularly known as Abu Mazen, obviously agrees.

Abu Mazen specializes in turning facts on their heads. He wrote his doctoral dissertation in the USSR about the Shoah. He said A) It never happened. B) If it happened, it was vastly exaggerated by the Jews. C) The Zionists persuaded the Nazis to do it, so they could force more Jews to go to Palestine, to steal it from the Arabs.

After that are you surprised by what he writes about 1947? He says: A) The U.N. General Assembly voted for a Jewish State and an Arab State. (Not a word that the Arabs rejected it and immediately began a war against the Jews.) B) The Jews began to drive the Arabs out of Palestine, so the Arab countries had to send their armies to prevent that. (The cart is firmly before the horse.) C) The Arab State was never established. (Not a word that the Jordan Arab Legion conquered the West Bank [Judea and Samaria] and annexed it to Jordan, while Egypt conquered Gaza, so because of the Arab actions there was no way to establish a Palestinian state and no intention to do so.)

The New York Times publishes these lies unquestioningly as the Arab truth. While it can be understood that most people today don’t know what happened 64 years ago, that cannot excuse the Times, which has the files that reveal all the evidence. It is intentionally complicit in spreading the big lie.

If you don’t like this, maybe you should switch from the Times to the Wall Street Journal.

Yitzhak Heimowitz
May 18, 2011
Mr. Heimowitz practices law in Tel Aviv.

2 comments:

Yonatan said...

If the NY Times is really writing and supporting these lies, a lawsuit should be brought on behalf of the State of Israel and the entire Jewish people for encouraging US and World opinions to swing against us and support our enemies.

Sammy Finkelman said...

I think actually those lies and omissions about 1948 are interesting.

Abbas knew it was not true. what's more he knew many of his readers also would know its not true. The only reason he rote these things was because he had to.

And if he thinks his case depends upon these lies, then he hasn't
got much of a case (for his not negotiating with Israel or his stances)