Real Jews Are Against Zionism
The zionist ideology presents itself as a political movement that states it’s goal as the creation and maintenance of the state of israel; yet few people really know what zionism really is. The Zionist ideology is in complete opposition to the Torah. It was deviously designed to replace the Torah and its holy and God-given commandments with nationalistic ideals that are devoid of holiness and spirituality. Zionism is a fraud of the most evil kind.
God-fearing Jews believe that the ultimate Redemption of the Jewish Nation will come about only through the Hands of God, and that at the time of the Redemption, peace will reign in the entire world. Any other type of forced redemption is but a sinful transgression, condemned by God and His Holy Torah. The tragedy is that zionism changed all of that. The painful truth is that in the eyes of the zionist movement, Jews are merely the cannon-fodder needed for the state of israel to achieve its agenda of uncontrolled power, in the middle-east, as well as globally.
Real Jews, who believe in the Torah and follow it’s commandments, know that the concept of linking Jewish people to the land of Palestine and seeking it’s return to Jews is nothing but a nationalistic campaign by secular elites - like AIPAC and ADL, who portray themselves as the representatives of jews. These folks could care less about the millions who suffered during the holocaust. In-fact, they use that event as an excuse to silence any criticism against israel, labeling it as anti-semitic. They also have their lackeys in the media who attack anyone and everyone who speaks of the crimes committed by the zionist state of israel.
But there are brave souls - a lot of them among the Jewry as well - who speak out against the oppression by the zionist movement. “Zionism is the problem” was the headline of an opinion column by freelance journalist and novelist Ben Ehrenreich in the March 15 Los Angeles Times. Ehrenreich stated:
“To be Jewish, I was raised to believe, meant understanding oneself as a member of a tribe that over and over had been cast out, mistreated, slaughtered. Millenniums of oppression that preceded it did not entitle us to a homeland or a right to self-defense that superseded anyone else’s. If they offered us anything exceptional, it was a perspective on oppression and an obligation born of the prophetic tradition: to act on behalf of the oppressed and to cry out at the oppressor.”
He quotes the Old Testament prophet Amos in arguing that Israeli Jews should no longer “turn justice into wormwood and hurl righteousness to the ground.” I believe he is correct when he says that Israel as a zionist state is no longer viable if peace is to be reached in the middle-east.
But it’s far more than the idea of zionism that is the problem. This ideology has been coupled with the idea of a New World Order to create a world with a singular government where we will lose most of our civil rights.
LightOverDarkness will continue to shed more…well…light, on this subject. Stay tuned!
