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End of lies and advent of justice

End of lies and advent of justice

Western mass media maintain a double confusion regarding the relationships between:

- Muslims and Jews

- Palestinians and Israelis.

These are two different questions: the first concerns the relationship between two RELIGIONS while the second concerns a TERRITORY.

MUSLIMS AND JEWS

Western media propagates a huge lie, according to which Muslims would hate Jews. Nothing can be farthest from the truth! On the contrary, History teaches us that Muslims are close to Jews with whom they notably share the existence of a single God. Jews lived peacefully for centuries with Muslims and Christians in Palestine in particular and elsewhere as well.

It is the Christians who have extremely tense relations with the Jews and it is the Christians who are the basis of the anti-Semitism which has existed throughout the centuries, which resulted in the genocide of Jews in Europe during the Second Great War (1939-45) and which is still present in Western societies.

PALESTINIANS AND ISRAELIS

Western media do everything to hide the real cause of the tensions that exist in Palestine, namely the colonization of Palestine by Europeans and the creation of the State of Israel in 1948.

The Palestinians who were expelled from their land in 1948 have been trying for 75 years now to regain their land. It is worth remembering that the liberation of Palestine also concerns the Palestinian Christians.

And the West, instead of siding with the Palestinians and helping them regain their land, is siding with the colonizer who has also become an apartheid state. The West adopts this attitude because it tries to hide its visceral anti-Semitism with disproportionate support.

But with the heroic resistance of the Palestinian people, the broadening of consciousness in the West and the use of social media, things are changing. And the result cannot be different from what has already happened in all countries that have been colonized, namely independence and justice.


Benyounes Saidi

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