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There’s anti everything ever where. Due to the fact us humans have opinions. We also have the intelligence to separate being anti Israeli policy and anti semitism
Such a shockingly ignorant comment. And you got 140+ likes.This whole article had nothing to do with Israel but you associate it withe every Jew in the world. F*ckin. Ignorant. And i include the people who green thumbed.
The point I’m making is he brought Israel into a speech that seemed to comment on the persecution of Jews long before the modern state o Israel existed. WE associate Israel with modern Jews around the world even if they have little to no support of its actions.
It is this idea of ignorantly including all of them breeds a pretentious ideology against anyone of that particular belief system.
Charles, not to be nit picking here, but the article references an Israeli newspaper.
Anyway that’s neither here nor there, I see your point , you think Im insighting an anger towards Jews by bringing up Israel.
FWIW, I don’t expect Jews to apologize for Israeli actions, just like I don’t expect Muslims to apologize for terrorism. But its naive to think that the issue of Isreal and the quite common claims of anti semitism have nothing to do with this article.
All the green thumbs on the top comment prove the majority of Irish Journal readers are anti-Semitic. Any story involving Israel on here quickly becomes a discussion about Jews. Don’t deny it because it’s true.
Spielberg’s quote did not specify whether he was talking about Israel, Europe etc. So the context is not exactly clear, which it needs to be when talking about an obviously important issue. The other source quoted is unrelated to Spielberg’s speech, adding to the confusion even more. So the OPs original point was valid.
I appreciate the response and the understanding that my reaction was a little knee-jerk. I don’t have a horse in the race so to speak but it has become all too common for some to attribute unnecessary harm on Jews (or believers of any faith) to those who lay claim to the most “righteous” element of their doctrine.
It would seem from recent reports that there is a rise in anti Semitic ( they all are right ‘)) attacks that the actions of Israel, a state whose polices i have no support for, play a big part in. I just feel there is an insidious element to it and that it will become far worse in time.
Alexoz. ……. you are right about the religious symbols, many Muslem countries have the cresent moon on their flags, something to do with Allah being a lunar God (Ramadan is also a lunar feast)
@ Adrian de C. Let me quote Jordanian Palestinian politician Mudar ZahraN;”You guys-Western Press- are not interested in the welfare of Palestinians! You only want to vilify Israel and the Jews”.
And who weeps for these Palestinian children smothered to death building Hamas’s terror tunnels while the Hamas leadership lived it up in Qatar!
” At least 160 children have been killed in the tunnels(to 2012), according to Hamas officials” (emphasis added).
“( An estimated another 40+ children to 2014)”
Though some children likely worked voluntarily, the fact that there were public complaints about child deaths, to which Hamas felt compelled to respond at least superficially, is evidence of some amount of coercion. The number of deaths since 2012 has yet to be reported, but almost certainly exceeds the number Pelham reported.
To sum up: Hamas is not only using child labor, but likely child slavery, in building its terror tunnel network. While the world worries obsessively over the child casualties of Israeli attacks on Hamas targets in Gaza, it has ignored Hamas’s deliberate killing of hundreds of Palestinian children, over the objections of the local populace.
See full Article.http://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2014/07/27/report-hamas-used-child-labor-to-build-tunnels-hundreds-died/
A minority psychotic anti-Jewish Frenchman attacking an unprotected Jewish shop does not make Europe anti-Semitic. Most of the victims of the attacks were satirists, but there is not a “demon of anti-satirism” in Europe.
I think the demon is called “Chip” and he is sitting on some people shoulder whispering in their ears that they should be afraid – almost like a self-fulfilling prophecy if you think about it …..
Yes Jason I am for real. Most of the people who were slaughtered were not Jewish. So to push the agenda of anti semitism while using the deaths of others is wrong!
Just because attitudes are shifting from the apartheid state to the Palestinian side doesn’t make Europe anti-semitic. It’s not a religious issue, it’s a moral one. Either that or I’m missing all this Jew bashing going on round Europe, is there any evidence of this? Even the far right idiots are focusing more on Arabs than Jews.
There are some people (I stress SOME) who like to conflate z10nism with Judaism. And they hate Jews anyway, so the actions of Israel give them excuse to keep on hating all Jews, no matter how illogical that is.
Sadly, when people are labelled anti semetic for criticising Israel, it only serves to bolster these people’s illogical hatred. This as you point out is a problem, because no state should be above criticism.
There is plenty of evidence. Google. Also plenty (i think 20ish in 2 days) retribution on muslims or mosques. There is plenty of newsworthy incidents that happen in mainland Europe that can only be described as zealotry and should be considered worrying.
Question -
Did more Jews die in terrorist attacks last year in Europe than were killed as a result of Gangland violence in Ireland last year …
Anti-Semitism is not a problem in Ireland for one simple reason there are very very few Jews – The cork population has shrunk to a handful ….
I like the Jews they came up with “Thou shalt not kill !”
Just out of interest, there have been 300 attacks on orange halls since 2009. As Kevin said above, there will always be people anti- something, and there will always be a small number of idiots who will be violent against that. It is up to us to recognise it as a small group that have to be dealt with, instead of making it a bigger ‘us v them’ issue, like Mr. Spielberg is doing with his movement.
Padraig – Some suggest they originates even earlier in Summeria – but it was the Jewish faith that I heard it from so once again – Thanks Jewish Faith !
for as long as it takes any religious belief system to tell us right from wrong there will always be trouble in this world ,
if we don’t have these simple moral’s in the first place to live by , we may as well stay hating each-other
alas ,some of us need these excuses to justify conflict towards others ,some of us certainly have a long way to go yet when we use god as an excuse to keep wiping each-other out !
Jews aren’t the only minority afraid to send their kids to school, what about travellers? Going by attendance records they seem positively terrified of schools!
@stephen lane et al..If your saying Israel is guilty of some crime you must show “INTENT”. Where is it?
But for the Hamas’s Palestinian Islamo-Fascists there is lots OF evidence of “INTENT” See below.
HAMAS CHARTER 1988/PREAMBLE PAGE 1
On the Destruction of Israel:
‘Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will
obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it.’ (Preamble)
“The Covenant of the Islamic Resistance Movement was issued on August
18, 1988. The Islamic Resistance Movement, also known as the HAMAS,
is an extremist fundamentalist Islamic organization operating in the
territories under Israeli control. Its Covenant is a comprehensive
manifesto comprised of 36 separate articles, all of which promote the
basic HAMAS goal of destroying the State of Israel through Jihad
(Islamic Holy War). The following are excerpts of the HAMAS
@patrickOConnor, Israel were forcibly displacing Palestinians from their land a long time before Hamas were formed. Turn down the sound on the rhetoric and take a look at the map to see exactly who is wiping who off of it. Actions are speaking a lot louder than words in this instance.
What about we lobby to have the Irish famine taught in all schools, some say lack of British intervention was tantamount to genocide, or what about lobbying to have the Rwanda massacre of the Tutsis thought in school, one of the most brutal slaughters of our time, 1 million men, women and children were hacked to death with machetes by their country men in a matter of weeks while the international community did nothing!
Do Jews have a monopoly on suffering, I’m all in favor of remembering all atrocities that have occurred through the ages
Agree, Jon Snow …, we should also remember Holodomor , when over 20 million people including 6 million Christians were starved to death at the hands of Jews such as Genrikh Yagoda, interesting article here written by a Jewish journalist although it really glazes over the fact that communism too is Jewish to its core from its inception http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3342999,00.html
Maybe like continually stealing land or dropping phosphorus bombs on babies or forging passports or slaughtering refugees in UN camps or pirating ships in international waters or assassinating people in soverign countries or building illegal walls or subjecting displaced refugees to illegal siege or knocking peoples houses down or illegal collective punishments or ……????
My teenage son asked me today why nobody lines the Jews?
Why have people always persecuted them? Or expelled theh from their country?
That’s one I can’t find an answer for ?
Once upon a time, a pope decreed (I forget which one) that the Jewish race should carry the guilt and the sin and the responsibility for killing Jesus. They as a race and as individuals were ostracised as a result and were banned from working in most professions. The anti semitism that Europe and now the world has witnessed through the ages is a direct result of this papal bull…
Traditionally Jewish people kept themselves to themselves, for a long time they did not accept converts from other religions, so they were seen as “elitist”. They had their own language, their own system of law, and quite a different culture.
People fear that which they don’t understand. And when you have a group of people who as a minority, seem to be happy to self segregate – the more insecure or possibly less rational people are going to make assumptions and allow their imaginations run wild. And they’re not inclined to wish to see the best in these people who do not share their culture.
Jews have been hated throughout history because of ignorance and suspicion – and sadly these days there are people in the Israeli government who merely hand ammunition to those who would merrily tar the entire religion with the same brush.
Also, this tenet of Catholicism i.e. the collective responsibility of the Jews for the killing of Jesus, was only rescinded in the mid twentieth century.
With the exception of the English “blood libel” scare mongering responsible for that massacre, the majority of expulsions of Jewish people as a group has been tied to finance and power, rather than any religious reasons. Religiously, there has always been a tolerance, even from the moors in Spain – the expulsion came afterward. The holocaust was due to manipulated association of control of the German reparation to a small number of Jewish financiers, with Jewish people as a whole. This was manipulated by the Reich as a nationalist cause. A similar thing is happening with Israel, where they are trying to associate an abomination (the holocaust) with nationalism (the z word).
And even in 90% catholic, pro-Palestinian, Ireland, there has never been any issue of fear for Jewish children going to school (there has only ever been one Jewish school in Ireland), bit there will be if people make a problem where there isn’t currently one.
Try some of these – continually stealing land or dropping phosphorus bombs on babies or forging passports or slaughtering refugees in UN camps or pirating ships in international waters or assassinating people in soverign countries or building illegal walls or subjecting displaced refugees to illegal siege or knocking peoples houses down or illegal collective punishments or ……????
Paul, you have just listed valid criticism of the state of Israel. The question was about Jews, while Israel is a Jewish state, not all Jews live there, nor do all Jews support the behaviour of the Israeli government. Conflation of the two is completely irrational.
I just see religions claiming to be the chosen people, it puts peoples’ back up.
It just means they are saying I am chosen and you are not. You are outside, other, not welcome, not right, not one of us etc..
There are many religions and there are many that believe in other things. Does it matter? Why cannot we live in peace, side by side, enjoy our differences, stop all these insults and this violence for those are the things I am against. I don’t care what anyone calls themselves just be a good person, look around, help others, and if we cannot be pleasant then be quiet. Do some thinking.
I know nothing about the Jewish faith nor the Muslim, nor many others and I feel quite happy to be having religious education and not religious indoctrination in schools and in the media.
Look at murder, wars, centuries of blood and chaos, and we are still not sophisticated enough to just talk, agree or agree to disagree.
Paul, the holocaust and the many pogroms against Jews are historical facts and anti-semitism is a real threat, not the only threat, but a very real threat.
Anthony – if they keep highlighting it is bound to be isn’t it ?
Besides isn’t fear of the rise of Anti-Semitism not a fear of the rise of right wing fascism – Troika turned Cyprus into a Gaza-like economic concentration camp- max daily withdrawl limits – where is European property law there ?
It yours but you can only spend it as and how foreigners decide .
I think when one looks at the films taken during the Holocaust and sees the innocent children who were killed because of the religion that they were born into, we have to ask ourselves.
Do we want to see this happen in Europe again?
Will we stand idly by like we did in 39-45?
These horrors happened within a lot of peoples lifetime despite some of the revisionist historians. It is heartening to listen to some of the few remaining WW II veterans who are in no doubt about the evil of anti-Semitism, racism and Nazi inspired ideology.
Anti-Semitism is alive and well in all parts of Europe and we must remain vigilant in our opposition to it!
Many more religions other than the Jews were persecuted in concentration camps …Strange how modern Jews don’t mention this – not a very inclusive people it would seem .
That’s all I’d like to say about that …
Am I correct in saying that the Jewish religion supports genital mutilation of its young men ?
Could this be a deep psychological scar that no young teenager should go through ?
Not criticising merely observational/rhetorical questions……
Not that it has anything to do with the article but Jewish boys are circumcised when they are 8 days old. For info, 99% of all baby boys born in the US are circumcised.
Thanks for the clarification Jenni – I did say that I was not sure …..
Was there ever a time years ago when it was a ceremony for older boys …… that is something that we have picked up from Hollywood here in Ireland – so please forgive the ignorance ! No insult meant as such …..
I was watching a programme about religion in Africa – An ancient religion where it was thought that young children – 2 or 3 years old would be brought to a woman witchdoctor and she performed ceremonies that were designed to remove the demon – “Kontiki (or some such description) – I won’t go into details but it seems to me that the “cure” was more likely to cause the disease .
Again – No offence – my Mom worked for a Jewish Family years ago in England and said that they were lovely people and that’s good enough for me .
I try to understand people’s religions and assess them individually on their actions – regardless of religion…
Our Catholic religion is very concentrated on child protection ( in theory) – but then again given its similarities to Zororastrianism then that is not that surprising then is it ?
“The most combative way to fight hate is to…..” I think he’s right. Could we also build a visual archive for the war crimes committed against Palestinians in recent years? I’m sure Hollywood would contribute generously to the building of it.
@Vincentom And send all Israeli-Bashers a copy of “The Hamas Charter” showing the Islamo-Fascist intent to Genocide the Jews.
Preamble
” Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it” (The Martyr, Imam Hassan al-Banna, of blessed memory).
Article 7:”The Day of Judgement will not come about until Moslems fight the Jews (killing the Jews), when the Jew will hide behind stones and trees. The stones and trees will say O Moslems, O Abdulla, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him.” (related by al-Bukhari and Moslem).
Article 8: The Slogan of the Islamic Resistance Movement:
“Allah is its target, the Prophet is its model, the Koran its constitution: Jihad is its path and death for the sake of Allah is the loftiest of its wishes.”
Remainder of this pure hate if you can stand it! http://avalon.law.yale.edu/20th_century/hamas.asp
My suggestion is that if the “most combative way to fight hate is to remember…” as Spielberg says, and if building visual archives helps to remember.. then we could also fight the hate against Palestinians (men, women, and children) by building a visual archive of war crimes committed against them in recent years. Not sure what your point in response to my post is about.
This very like the term “KN acker” in Ireland ..
the travellers went around the place saying that everyone was calling them that and that it had to stop…
what they didn’t realise is that it was used for an awful lot more people than the travellers – they just took ownership of the victimisation ..and milked it for all it was worth !
“That’s discrimination boss ” – and the eyes glintin’ .cute as foxes in the middle of a four month freeze !
Them would be the Hittites – disappeared of the archaeological record around the time of Moses …. I kid you not !
I strongly suspect that Albert Reynolds was of such a line !
From what I can see the only people engaged in violence against Jews are Islamists. Its misleading how the US media in particular refers to it as if its a return ti the 1930s. The reality is that we are all targets of Islamic terrorists. Look at 911 for evidence. Jews in Ireland are perfectly safe, but Israel needs to frighten Jews to increase the settler population colonising the West Bank.
To accept that there is anti-semitism is not to dent that there are other hat reds, even between Muslim sects but we are seeing a rise of anti-Semitic incidents.
And what are now the limits of free speech in France?
Prime Minister Manuel Vals lists four. “There is a fundamental difference between the freedom to be impertinent and anti-Semitism, racism, glorification of terrorist acts, and Holocaust denial, all of which are crimes, that justice should punish with the most severity.”
Vals’ list brings to mind another quote of Voltaire’s, “To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize.”
Why did Vals not include slanders against Catholicism and Islam, the world’s largest religions, both of which have been repeatedly insulted by Charlie Hebdo? In the banlieues north of Paris, they wish to know.
It is not their fault but Bibi’s after the slaughter on Palestine especially on the children.
Bibi looks like he is on the verge of a heart attack now?
Israel acts the goat and quelle surprise we get the holocaust rammed into our faces. Jews are the ruling elite in America and their still playing the victim card to deflect and demonise anyone who speaks ill of their motherland
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