Divesting Israel, Presbyterian Style

Detroit: The Presbyterian Church voted in favor of the divestment of Israel on Friday. It is a protest against Israel's policies toward Palestinians. It is not meant as a protest against Jews or their medical assistance they provide to wounded and sick Palestinians (often wounded when their home made bomb explodes in their face), nor is the church protesting against the Jewish school children who face Palestinian rockets. It isn't even about how the Jews react to the Palestinian chant: "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free," which refers to pushing all the Jews into the sea and taking over Israel.

The protest is simply an anti-Semitic rant based on a fantasy that Palestine was somehow a country that belonged to Palestinians, who, in fact, are mostly Jordanians. So the ignorant Presbyterians of Detroit want to boycott Israeli products, except those they really need like: cell phone texting, Microsoft products, medical technology that can save their lives, and desert irrigation systems that Israel invented and gave to the Arabs, to name just a very few.

What Jihadists Want

The American Jewish Committee said the divestment was "driven by hatred of Israel." I say it was driven by hatred of Jews, because that's what Israel means to most anti-Semitic individuals.

But genderless Heath Rada said of the vote to divest Israel "in no way is this a reflection of our lack of love for our Jewish brothers and sisters."

Rada is correct. The vote exemplifies a lack of knowledge of the reality of the situation between Israel and the Jew-hating Islamists who for 1400 years followed the Koran's cry to "kill disbelievers wherever you find them" (Sura 9:5, aka Sura of the Sword).

If you have any doubts that Jew-hating, Christian-hating, and just plain infidel-hating is part of the religion of peace, go here.

Peace in Israel means no more Jews to the Palestinians. To those Americans that support divestment, you haven't a clue about what you're doing.

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