Global Governance Judaism Pt 5: Zionism Born August 29, 1897 Died April 25, 2012

Depiction Of A Flock Of Dark Grey Crows Ill Visit At This Years Israel Independence Day 2012

Only omens can say,

Only talismans can tell,

The feathered crow of flight

Bids Zionism farewell

The writing on the wall was evident as Gideon Levy astutely scribed in the Haaretz that after 115 years its time for Zionism to Retire.  "The national liberation movement's time came and went. Now we have a state. Neither good citizenship nor misdeeds have anything to do with Zionism anymore...On the eve of Independence Day this week, a flock of dark gray crows hovered over Nahal Lakhish in the Ad Halom Park in southern Israel. Ad Halom means "until here," and that's where the Egyptian army was stopped in the summer of 1948. Here the State of Israel was saved, about two weeks after its establishment. "All of us are tired. The Egyptians are in Ashdod but they may advance on Tel Aviv if we do not stop them. Despite the exhaustion and for the sake of our families, we will also go out tonight," commander Aryeh Kotzer told his company shortly before he was killed."

Israeli Nationalsts are also aware of Zionisms death and was not only seen by Levy but also by the Rolling Stone's review of The Crisis of Zionism.

Is there a feeling of Post-Zionism sensed from the Occupy Israel movements recent rages against the machine ? Will America media continue to non report its protests?

Perhaps we see now why Netanyahu has haphazardly formed the new "Unity" government after all Zionism is not racist, but Zionists can be racists?

Will Nobel Peace Prize winner Barack Obama with Germany unveil the Jerusalem Old City Initiative, for a world seeking Unity? Only the European Unions recent talks of a new "Mr. Europe" entering stage right and ...



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The existence of the state of Israel appears as self-evident to many. Still, since the earliest days of Zionism, it was not easy to provide the Jewish state with a raison d’être based on historical facts.

The Zionist ideologists found themselves confronted with a difficult task since history as presented by religion is often suspicious in a scientific context. Therefore, it isn’t easy to turn a religion into a nation. But however tricky it may have been, it was achieved. Israel got its historical backbone, although a mutilated definition of Jewry was the price to be paid. The friction with history begins at the base with the Diaspora, the situation Jews were living under for almost 2,000 years that eventually gave way to the birth of Zionism. The mythology surrounding the origin of the Diaspora is one of the most tenacious historical misconceptions on which Zionism is based. It claims that after the destruction of Jerusalem in the year 70, the Romans deported all Jews from the Kingdom of Judah, up to the last one of them. That’s how they ended up in Europe and how the Diaspora began, at least, according to Zionist ideology. Zionism holds on to the concept that Jews were deported from a country that has remained their property up to the present day, which consequently makes it legitimate for them to move back. That explains why the Jewish exile is a basic ingredient of Zionism. Essential in this respect is that literally all Jews were deported and, even more important, that current Jewry is the rightful heir to the country they were forced to leave. It is unthinkable that Zionism will drop this principle, for without it, its narrative would collapse entirely. Self-respecting historians will never accept this version, for it defies all logic. The myth of Zionism is based on a contemporary perception, with a parade of trains towards Auschwitz on the background of the subconscious. For even if they would have had the ambition, the Romans were not capable of transporting an entire nation over such a distance. That could have only been performed with trucks, airplanes, ships and trains. In other words, with modern means of transport, which does not correspond to the age these events are supposed to have taken place. There can be no doubt about the fact that a number of Jews were forcefully deported from the Kingdom of Judah by the Romans, but only the religious and financially well off elite were driven away, while it is quite likely that other social groups, like the rural population, were left behind. Click here for entire article