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as especially for the Zan, Zendegi, Azadi uprising in Iran and the
struggles of our sisters in other parts of the Middle East. This online magazine
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Gino d'Artali
indept investigative
journalist
radical feminist and women's rights activist
'WOMEN, LIFE, FREEDOM'
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November 9 - 4, 2024
Food for thought: 'there
are no children' Israeli "hooligans" chanted.
No wonder,
70% of all civilians killed by the idf and or israeli
settlers
were women and children, are of
45.000+ others.
Gino d'Artali
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November 5 - 3, 2024
A mother whose son is being
held hostage by Hamas in Gaza
has accused Israel's government of
"a cynical deception operation that is taken from dark
regimes"
and more actual news of more-facts revealing
words and
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November 2 - 1, 2024
Imagine: a 5-year old Gazaian girl
is begging for buscuits at a UNRWA-post.
The answer of the IDF is she and it gets bombed to as
they call her/it
'just garbage to be cleaned out'
and more actual and revealing news |
When one hurts or kills a women
one hurts or kills hummanity and is an antrocitie.
Gino d'Artali
and: My mother (1931-1997) always said to me <Mi
figlio, non esistono notizie <vecchie> perche puoi imparare qualcosa da
qualsiasi notizia.> Translated: <My son, there is no such thing as so
called 'old' news because you can learn something from any news.>
Gianna d'Artali.
<<Why is Germany supporting Israel's genocide in Gaza?
The answer lies in Germany’s history - but it is not, as many assume
tied to efforts to atone for the Nazi Holocaust and ensure that it never
happens again. No state has been as assiduous in attacking the Palestine
solidarity movement and supporting Israel's ongoing genocide in Gaza as
Germany.
Today, it is impossible to hold a pro-Palestine demonstration in Berlin
or elsewhere in Germany without facing attacks from the police,
intimidation from the state and accusations of anti-Semitism from the
press. In April, the Palestine Assembly, a high-profile pro-Palestine
conference in Berlin was broken up by hundreds of police officers.
British Palestinian rector of Glasgow University, Ghassan Abu Sitta, was
stopped from entering Germany to attend the conference and deported back
to the UK. He was later banned from entering the entire Schengen area.
Abu Sitta, a surgeon who volunteered in several Gaza hospitals since
last year, was planning to deliver a speech on the horrific condition
Israeli attacks have left the Strip's health system in. A German court
later overturned the ban. Former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis
was also banned from entering Germany and prevented from even
participating in the Congress via a video link. German authorities said
they targeted Abu Sitta, Varoufakis and others at the conference because
they deemed their speeches "anti-Semitic". There is no truth to this
claim. Germany is not silencing pro-Palestinian voices to protect the
rights of Jews and combat anti-Semitism. This is apparent not only in
the content of the speech it censures, but also in the way Germany
treats anti-Zionist Jews who speak in support of Palestinian rights.
Iris Hefets, a German-Israeli psychoanalyst in Berlin, for example, was
arrested last October on charges of anti-Semitism. Her only <crime> was
walking alone with a placard reading: "As an Israeli and as a Jew, stop
the genocide in Gaza." Within the same month, more than a hundred
German-Jewish artists, writers, academics, journalists and cultural
workers published an open letter condemning Germany’s crackdown on
pro-Palestinian speech and accusations of anti-Semitism directed at
everyone - including Jews like them - who criticise Israel's conduct.
"What frightens us is the prevailing atmosphere of racism and xenophobia
in Germany, hand in hand with a constraining and paternalistic philo-Semitism.
We reject in particular the conflation of anti-Semitism and any
criticism of the state of Israel." So why is Germany working so hard to
ensure no one speaks against Israel's conduct in Gaza, which triggered a
genocide case at the ICJ? The answer lies in Germany's history - but it
is not, as many assume tied to efforts to atone for the Nazi Holocaust
and ensure that it never happens again. Germany was never fully de-Nazified.
It never attempted to come to terms with the politics that had led to
the rise of Hitler. In the wake of World War II the German state's
reacceptance into the international community was made contingent on a
process of de-Nazification. However, this process was soon abandoned. It
was overtaken by the Cold War. Germany made amends for its crimes
against the Jews - but not the Roma - by providing unconditional and
unlimited backing to the newly founded <Jewish state>, the West's
military outpost in Palestine: Israel. Eliminating the political
structures that led to the rise of the Nazis - imperialism and the
German military-industrial complex - would have run counter to the need
to oppose the Soviet Union. In the immediate aftermath of the war, there
was strong opposition in the West to German rearmament. The 1944
Morgenthau Plan, supported by then US President Roosevelt, called for
the complete elimination of the German arms industry and other
industries that could contribute to the rebuilding of a German military.
Post-war Germany was to be an agricultural and pastoral state. However,
the Cold War meant the West needed Germany as part of the Western
alliance. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's closest aide, Hans Globke, had
been integrally involved in the implementation of the 1935 Nuremberg
Race Laws. During the 1961 Eichmann trial "extraordinary precautions"
were taken by Prosecutor Gideon Hausner to prevent Globke's name from
being made public. In 1953, Germany started paying reparations - not to
individual survivors of the Holocaust, but the state of Israel in the
form of industrial goods, including weaponry. The West focussed on the
Soviet Union. De-Nazification was quietly forgotten as Germany was
integrated into Western military alliances, joining NATO in 1955.
Instead of the elimination of the genocidal ideology that paved the way
for the Holocaust, as was originally intended, there was substituted an
unconditional embrace of Israel. Israel is treated as Germany's <reason
of state>. This abandonment of de-Nazification transformed the Nazi
Holocaust from a product of Germany's social and economic crisis during
the Weimar period into an inexplicable ahistorical anomaly, that emerged
from nowhere and had no roots in German national psyche. It placed the
rise of Hitler and the Nazis above class and politics. The Holocaust was
not Germany's first genocide. Between 1904 and 1907 the German army
under General Lothar von Trotha killed 80 percent of the Herero and 50
percent of the Nama peoples in Southwest Africa. Thousands were herded
into concentration camps, where the majority died. The Nazi concept of
<lebensraum> or living space was developed in 1897 by Freidrich Ratzel.
Trotha and the Germans campaigned mercilessly towards an <endlosung> or
final solution. In the "Genocidal Gaze" Elizabeth Baer described this
genocide as "a kind of dress rehearsal" for the Nazi holocaust. The
colony's imperial administrator, Heinrich Goring, was the father of
Hermann Goring, Hitler's deputy. Fischer performed gruesome experiments
on the inmates, sending their severed heads back to Germany before going
on to train the Nazi SS doctors, including Josef Mengele, the chief SS
doctor at Auschwitz. The German state's embrace of Israel's current
onslaught in Gaza isn't caused by guilt over the Holocaust so much as
the need to normalise and relativise it. Supporting Israel's holocaust,
as an act of necessary <self-defence> allows Germany to hold on to the
fictions it created about its own holocausts. German authorities fully
understand that Israel is committing a genocide, and has started this
war with the intention of ethnically cleansing and exterminating the
Palestinian people.
They have seen the footage from Gaza. They are aware of the
indiscriminate bombing and the starvation. They have heard the evidence
South Africa presented at the ICJ. They know how Defence Minister Yoav
Gallant began the genocide by describing Palestinians as <human animals>
- the same phrase Himmler used about the Jews on October 4, 1943, in a
talk to SS generals. They are undoubtedly aware that Finance Minister
Bezalel Smotrich spoke about how <justified and moral> it would be to
starve two million Palestinians. In short, German authorities know what
Israel is doing - they know that their ally is committing another
Holocaust. They are simply trying to cast this as normal, just and
inevitable, because they have done the same several times over in their
not-so-distant history.
The views expressed in this article are the author's own and do not
necessarily reflect Al Jazeera's editorial stance.>>
Source:
https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2024/11/8/why-is-germany-supporting-israels-genocide-in-gaza
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