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Roots of Jewish terrorism

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A British army officer and troops outside of the King David Hotel, which had been bombed by the underground Zionist group the Irgun, Jerusalem, July 1946

A British army officer and troops outside of the King David Hotel, which had been bombed by the underground Zionist group the Irgun, Jerusalem, July 1946

Published: 23 September 2015

Last updated: 4 March 2024

The Jewish Terrorists - Assaf Sharon – The New York Review of Books 23.09.15 Issue
The roots of contemporary Jewish terrorism lie in the radical movements and individuals who roamed Palestine in the 1930s and 1940s. Two new books, Bruce Hoffman’s Anonymous Soldiers and Patrick Bishop’s The Reckoning, explore these roots.
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And see: Israeli Terrorists, Born in the USA – Sara Hirschhorn – The New York Times 04.09.15
It is not enough for Jews to preach to Palestinians that moderates must speak out, murderers must be cast out, and incitement must be stopped without taking the same aggressive steps within their own communities… It is the obligation of all who seek peace and justice to take up Yitzhak Rabin’s clarion call to spit out the terrorists and their sympathisers in our midst.

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