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Friday, January 02, 2009

Anti-Zionist Strategy for Muslim Americans

Stop Brown-Nosing Extremist Jews!
by Joachim Martillo (ThorsProvoni@aol.com) with Karin Friedemann

ISNA features Jewish Week article No Tolerance For Anti-Zionist In Madrid on its website.

The text reports:
Dr. Sayyid Syeed, national director of the Islamic Society of North America, said he was upset by the planned participation in the conference, which opened this week, of Rabbi Yisrael Dovid Weiss, a representative of Neturei Karta from upstate Monsey. Rabbi Weiss was to be the only Jewish leader to address the gathering sponsored by the Saudi-affiliated Muslim World League.

Syeed said he immediately called Adel al-Jubeir, Saudi ambassador to the U.S., to complain about the Neturei Karta invitation. “I told the ambassador that we strongly protested the invitation, which was not only an affront to our friends in the Jewish community, but to us as well.” Syeed’s organization, considered one of the most influential Muslim groups in North America, has instituted joint programming in the past several years with Jewish groups like the Union for Reform Judaism and Foundation for Ethnic Understanding.

Jewish leaders invited to the conference had also threatened to boycott it if Weiss — who gained notoriety by speaking at a Holocaust denial conference in Tehran two years ago — were invited to speak in Madrid. Organizers of this week’s conference finally announced that Rabbi Weiss would not be among the speakers, and had decided not to attend the conference. He was replaced as principal Jewish speaker by Rabbi Arthur Schneier, spiritual leader of Park East Synagogue in Manhattan and founder of the interfaith Appeal of Conscience Foundation.
No group makes a bigger distinction between Israel and Judaism than Neturei Karta. By insulting the most consistently anti-Zionist Jewish group and its representative Rabbi Weiss, who is a genuine friend of the American Muslim community as well as one of the few Jewish leaders willing to confront issues of the Holocaust honestly, Dr. Syeed
  • showed complete Zionist mental colonization,
  • groveled to extremist Jewish Zionist leaders, and
  • accepted an effective equation of Judaism and Israel in a way that could only insult decent honest Jews that reject Zionism and demand the abolition of the Zionist state.
The purpose of Dr. Syeed's self-abasement was unclear. Perhaps he sacrificed Palestinians on the altar of improved Muslim-Jewish interfaith relations because he believes that Jewish Zionists will reciprocate if a Muslim leader shows sympathy for Jewish Zionist positions.

Not only does the outpouring of support from the mainstream organized Jewish community for the current murderous Zionist attack on Gaza as Jewish Islamophobes ratchet up their effort at anti-Muslim incitement demonstrate how wrong such an idea is, but choosing to massacre Palestinian innocents on Christmas weekend demonstrates how much contempt Jewish Zionists have for Christian Americans on whom the State of Israel depends.

Since 9/11 the organized Islamic community has tended toward defensiveness and apologia when preemptive attacks on Jewish Zionist groups and outreach to Christians would be more appropriate. Islamic organizations have generally evinced a strong reluctance to connect the dots to demonstrate the threat that Jewish Zionists and the State of Israel represent to the USA and to the world.

Please contrast the CAIR discussion of Islamophobia with mine, which puts Islamophobia within a broader synchronic and diachronic context. Not only did my article receive extraordinary web-traction and exacerbate internal Jewish conflict, but it also connected to several major stories covered in the broadcast media.

I made the extremely important point that the American Jewish Committee by its own admission in Commentary, which was an AJCommittee publication at the time, was attacking progressive Jews and engaging in Islamophobia in order to undermine American democracy.

I did not discuss terrorism at all because it was completely unnecessary to address the "dragon story" in this context. ["Dragon story" is marketing terminology for the customer's main reason to reject a product. If it must be brought up, it is summarized and dismissed in the first 2 minutes of a presentation.]

Note that ADL founded in 1913 never addressed the role that Russian Jews played as the quintessential Bolshevik-Soviet class in the 10s, 20s, 30s and 40s because any such discussion would have tended to legitimize Judeophobia.

Overall Islamic groups might get more traction with the American public by focusing on three basic bread and butter issues:
Thanks to the Madoff fraud, Muslims can open up a discussion of Jewish financial fraud (both historical and current) as well as of the damage that the US-Israel alliance has done to the US economy, the world economy, and the pocketbooks of the vast majority of Americans.

Such a discussion might skirt some anti-Semitic stereotypes, but stereotypes exist because they have some truth. Norman Finkelstein has provided a useful passage dealing with that issue as I describe in Finkelstein: Antisemitic Stereotypes, Jewish Behavior.

In general, Muslims need to learn more about Jewish history, and I have created this EAAZI blog specifically to provide Jews and non-Jews with an honest introduction to Jewish studies without the need to learn lots of obscure languages.

Students of the history of Eastern European Jews fairly quickly realize
Except for Yiddish radicals and communists, most Jewish support for civil rights for African Americans was completely opportunistic and resulted from a conscious calculation that barriers to Jewish advancement would vanish as American society became more inclusive of black Americans.

Nowadays, Jewish Americans use apparent support for civil rights as a means to preserve Jewish privilege and to create a false consensus supporting Israel. For this reason Muslim groups must demand the removal of Jewish racists like Abigail Thernstrom from the US Commission on Civil Rights and must lobby for the replacement of such hipocrites with activists genuinely committed to civil rights. (Recommending a few Muslims of various ethnicities to the USCCR would be a good idea.)

Besides perverting civil (and human) rights advocacy, the organized Jewish community and Israel advocates use the Holocaust
  • as a club to beat down American Muslims, American Arabs and anyone sympathizing with Palestinians,
  • as a means to thwart the proper identification of Zionism as the euphemism for ethnic Ashkenazi Nazism composed of exactly the same ideological elements that constitute German Nazism,* and
  • as a mechanism to forestall any open discussion of Jewish extremism, fanaticism, racism, or criminality.
Because the US Holocaust Memorial Museum has made Darfur its latest cause, Muslim organizations should make a combined effort to put at least one American Muslim on the USHMM council. At the very least, a Muslim member could serve as an obstacle to the use of the USHMM for Zionist propaganda and might even be instrumental in transforming the museum into an honest organization that presented the narrative of the Holocaust properly contextualized within the history of Jewish violence, terrorism, mass murder, ethnic cleansing and genocide directed against non-Jews.

Because Muslim children like most American children are subjected to Holocaust indoctrination in grammar school through college, some Muslim organization should consider producing a Muslim guide to the Holocaust while all Muslim groups should insist on balancing Holocaust programs with Nakba education. (See Anti-Semitosis Infection Spreads to UK.)

Such a document would only require about 20-40 pages. It would probably take about three months to write and then another three months to verify and to make distributable.

If done properly, the guide would probably obtain a lot of media coverage as well as traction with American non-Jews and should serve as an essential
tool for Muslims wishing to take part in interfaith activities in the university environment and in the larger society.

It would be particularly effective to coordinate the release of such a text with inauguration of an externship program to monitor the Islamophobic activities of Israel advocates and the organized Jewish community on campus. Such a Muslim program could be modeled on the Emerson Fellowship of StandWithUs. In coordination with CAIR, MAS, and college anti-racist groups, the externs could take the lead
  • in thwarting Jewish Zionist extremism and
  • in creating a pro-Muslim consciousness among Muslim and non-Muslim students.
None of the suggestions above are particularly costly, and the strategy that they comprise would easily couple with an extensive fund-raising campaign that would precede and accompany the program to neutralize the plethora of Islamophobic and Jewish Zionist groups and individuals, who are simply not used to dealing with an organized opposition with a long-term strategy.

If Muslims design and execute the anti-Zionist anti-Islamophobe program properly, the vast majority of Americans will eventually realize that Zionists are not only the enemies of Palestinians and Muslims but also of Americans and the entire human race. Otherwise, the Zionists will
as the David Project mission statement explains — both
  • complete the Islamic emasculation process started by Dr. Syeed and his ilk by completely "diminishing the impact of Israel's detractors [as well as] increasing the support of Israel on campus" and also
  • succeed in the ongoing effort to "strengthen the pro-Israel and pro-Jewish forces within the churches."
In the America that Dr. Syeed and Israel advocates are working to create, ISNA, which at one time
  • served as a clear moral voice for American Muslims and
  • intended to participate fully as an equal in the American political system so that it could aid Palestinians,
seems to have been neutralized as a critic or detractor of Israel as a result of Jewish interfaith smarm.

Note

* The fundamental ideological components shared by Zionism and German Nazism are: politicized ethnic fundamentalism, extremist organic nationalism, social Darwinism, biological determinism, essentialism, primordialism, perverted eugenic theory, opposition to race mixing for causing ethnic degeneration, and the corresponding belief in national revival through racial purity.

Jews (even many self-avowed Jewish anti-Zionists) often become indignant, claim Jews could not possibly be Nazis, and fling accusations of anti-Semitism when anyone points out that German Nazism and Zionism are for all intents and purposes practically identical when the obvious substitutions are made. To believe that Jews of all ethnic groups could not possibly be Nazis or develop their own form of Nazi ideology is simply an assertion of Jewish racial or ethnic supremacism associated with the idea of Jewish ethical or spiritual superiority.

In point of fact, Jews fully partook of the intellectual milieu in which German Nazism developed, and many Jews must be counted as ideological founders of German or other forms of Nazism. The extremely important early Zionist leader Max Nordau was intellectually at least as influential on German Nazis as he was on Zionists. Sphere: Related Content

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Your article had many good points.

The issue that needs addressing is the relevance of the labels of Zionist and non-Zionist Jews. How benevolent is the non-Zionist Jew? The religious fanaticism, hatred, and supremacist ideology of the Babylonian Talmud is a poison that permeates all of Jewish culture. Jews, who after being exposed to this racist ideology, do not come out of the closet and denounce it.

It is necessary to clarify that Jews (or for that matter any religious fanatics) who are silently complicit in racist ideology are not excused from condoning evil. A Jew who does not use the Zionist label has not renounced racist hatred of non-Jews. Jews must remain cliquish to support the evil, among themselves, that non-Jews find so difficult to comprehend.

While it is important to recognize the resultant effects of the evil of hatred, it is also critical to realize that hatred and evil acts do not stop because someone claims they do not fall under the Zionist label. It is the Jewish religious-based Talmudic fanaticism that is the root of their cultural evil that causes attacks against non-Jews. This inherent cultural prejudice exists whether one calls themselves a Zionist or not.

Sheep are not raised to understand what the intentions are of wolves. Wolves are slavishly dedicated to their nature. They are as much a prisoner to their religious zealotry as an animal is to their hormones. The significance is that only when the "sheep" discover the origins of racism and hatred will they be able to protect themselves and demand a stop to this evil. Condemning the resultant behavior, while redeemable, is insufficient to attack the root of the evil that causes the behavior in the first place. Most Jews are not Zionists, but the evil is still present. The sheep just don't know it.

Anonymous said...

This is an excellent commentary. Shukran for sending it out, Sr. Karima. Also, FYI, when I went to the first link accompanying the article, I received the following message:

Page not found. Sorry, the page you were looking for in the blog Ethnic Ashkenazim Against Zionist Israel does not exist.

Joachim Martillo said...

Thanks for the favorable comment.

If you look at Anti-Zionist Strategy for Muslim Americans, all the links should work.

Blogger offers two blog entry editors. I usually use the raw HTML editor but occasionally employ the other pseudo-WYSIWYG composer because it is easier for certain complex operations. Unfortunately this latter editor offend decides it knows better than I which hyperlink is intended.

I went back to the web page, used the raw HTML editor and fixed various link problems. They should all work now.

Joachim Martillo said...

I am dubious of the Talmud-based arguments because they can be turned back on Muslims or Christians by cherry-picking Muslim or Christian scripture.

That said, I have the impression that certain important E. European Jewish religious figures focused on certain scriptural passages and texts that encouraged hostility toward non-Jews.

The Tanya by the first Lubovitcher Rebbe was quite racist and hostile toward non-Jews by most reasonable standards. Yet, the fifth and sixth Lubovitcher Rebbes were extremely hostile to Zionism.

The record of the last Lubovitcher Rebbe is much more ambiguous on the subject.

Not only is correlating religious texts with the behavior of religious Jews is quite difficult, but the behavior of the vast majority of secular Jews is probably even less conditioned by religious scripture.

Justin White said...

"The record of the last Lubovitcher Rebbe is much more ambiguous on the subject."

-Not true-R' MMS was very much pro-Israel (in a way opposed to your blog). Here in Israel, Chabad continues to quote him, as if he was alive, and he "says" that he approved of pro-settlement activity. Bravo!
JW

Joachim Martillo said...

I read ליקוטי שיחות‎ and אגרות קודש. I don't remember any pro-Zionist statement anywhere. On the other hand, he had good relations with some members of the Israeli government.

I believe he distinguished between supporting Zionism and supporting the community of Jews living in אֶרֶץ יִשְׂרָאֵל.

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