Connecting Zoabi and Marzel Election Runs Outrageously Repugnant!

I've been horrified at the connection of anti-Israel terrorist-apologizer Arab "politician" MK Hanin Zoabi's run for the Knesset with that of Baruch Marzel.

Zoabi and Marzel will participate in the 20th Knesset elections

Unfortunately the prevalent anti-Kach (Rabbi Meir Kahane) sentiment in the Leftist Israeli "Justice" sic system and media consider anyone who has ever supported Kahane to be a "danger," no matter how patriotic and law-abiding they are. Extremism from Jews on the Right is considered a "danger," while Arab extremism and support/understanding of anti-Jewish terror acts is excused as legitimate.

Israel Hayom

Deja vu, this reminds me very unpleasantly of the outrageously insulting visit of an American Consulate official over twenty years ago. My husband had inquired why the consulate regularly invited Arabs to events, while people like us (who hosted officials on a regular basis) were snubbed. The official replied:

"...but we don't invite anyone from Hamas either!"

I countered:

"Are you comparing us with the Arab terrorists who murdered my friend Rachella Druk, who's buried out here?" And I pointed in the direction of the cemetery.

Since then we have been invited to the Jerusalem Consulate's annual July 4th reception, but I never received an apology from them.

What If We Announced We Wouldn't Let Arabs Or Left Wing Observe Our Voting?

Israel's Attorney General Mazzuz, head legal honcho, has been trying to prevent Baruch Marzel from heading the polling station in Umm el-Fahm. Bauch Hashem, he failed.

G-d willing, more honest Jews from strong Zionists parties, like the National Union, Ichud Le'umi, will take the challenge, our civil responsibility and go to the more difficult polling stations.

Any polling station, which refuses them admittance, must be closed by the police, and the citizens won't be able to vote. Mazzuz should have made an announcement like that, instead of trying to keep Marzel out.

Law is Law, and fair is fair.

Can you imagine if we dared keep out those we don't like? We be condemned. Our polling station would be closed and we'd be disenfranchised.

It's that simple.

Bibi's Betting On Effie Eitam

Bibi doesn't want to lose Feiglin supporters/votes, so he's negotiating with Effie Eitam to join Likud.

Polls show that the people want a strong Right wing government. But Likud support in the polls went down after Bibi's anti-Feiglin shenanigans. Bibi hopes that Eitam's presence in the Likud list will sedate the Feiglin supporters in believing that "Eretz Yisrael is safe" with the Likud in power.

Granted that your average voter doesn't delve too deeply into issues, the past etc, but I think that many people have become terribly disillusioned with Effie Eitam. My one experience meeting him in person was worse than disappointing. Eitam hasn't been effective as an MK or political leader at all.

I truely hope that Merzel, Eldad and the rest of Moledet will run together and form a united Eretz Yisreal l'Am Yisrael, The Land of Israel for the Jewish People party.

I Hope! G-d Willing

The latest election news from the Jewish Land of Israel Loyalists, is that the Moledet faction of the National Union realized that the National Religious Party is the National Religious Party, aka Mafdal, aka Mizrachi, no matter what new name its leaders invent. The Jewish Home is just another alumni association for Bnai Akiva graduates.

The news is that Moledet is joining MK Dr. Arieh Eldad's Hativah Party. I hope it's true, and even more I hope that they will also join up with Baruch Merzel's Our Land of Israel Party.

High-ranking Moledet officials said there exists a significant possibility that the Moledet-HaTikvah list will join up with the Our Land of Israel party, headed by Baruch Marzel of the Jewish Front and Rabbi Dov Wolpe. Many pro-Land of Israel supporters who were disappointed by the center-tilt of the Jewish Home, are hoping for this four-way merger, to prevent fragmentation of the pro-Land of Israel vote.

That will give me a party, not only to vote for, but work for, if they're interested.