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Israel-Palestine
The Israel-Palestine War: Inconsistency In The Pro-Life
Movement
by Charles E. Carlson, WHTT.org
While "pro-life Christians" responded in shock to Terri Schiavo's slow, deliberate starvation, it is ironic that many of those who were most distressed by her treatment have for years ignored the systematic deprivation and assassination of an entire population--the Palestinians; some medical reports suggest as high as 25% of Palestinian children are suffering some degree from malnutrition.
We Hold These Truths is pro-life. We are not apologetic about being for the underdog, and that includes the unborn. We also oppose assisted killing. We were disappointed that the academy award for best picture went to a film that features a contrived situation to justify a mercy killing--Million Dollar Baby, in which Clint Eastwood, the good guy, ends his adopted a daughter-figure by slipping a dose of adrenalin into her intravenous tube.
We have already written much about why righteously pro-life evangelical church members set a different standard for Terry Schiavo or for an unborn black crack baby in the womb of an addicted mom, than for a Palestinian or Iraqi child with a Muslim mother. No one who reads Pharisee Watch should be confused or puzzled by this strange paradox. We Hold These Truths has called it by its right name -- racism, masquerading as Christianity.
In the last four years, documented violence against Palestine has already killed 850 children and many moms, and has left thousands of children fatherless. Starvation, we have learned, is a slower process. Pro-life Christians largely supported Mrs. Schiavo's right to life. But many are also members of the largest, most politically active bloc to support Israel's drive to turn off the feeding tubes on 3.5 million surviving Palestinians. And they are the primary support base for war against Iraq. Pro-life Christians should ask themselves if they would also have supported Terri Schiavo if she had been a Muslim woman in Fallujah? Doctors reported that clusterbombing in Fallujah increased the atmospheric pressure around some expectant mothers to the point that babies were instantly expelled!
Unity Coalition for Israel (UCI) is asking millions of the same people who prayed for the deliverance of Terri Schiavo to sign a letter furnished by them to be delivered to our President. Unity Coalition for Israel says their target audience is the Judaized-Christians in America.
In fact, UCI is very likely a front organization associated if not with the Likud government then certainly with the most radical racist elements in Israel, as can be readily confirmed by reading their posted editorial. Its directors oppose any land compromise with the captive people and are committed to an inhumane and un-Christian agenda that includes confining the entire surviving population of Palestinians behind a 26-foot high wall. It is an all but completed a gulag unknown to Americans.
UCI is hunting for support for its agenda in the Judaized-Christian churches of America, where not one in ten has any idea of what its results will be. Its actions grow out of a virulent separatist ghetto mentality one hears expressed in Israel from bitterly racist individuals. I heard it from a soldier on duty and from a reservist driving a cab in Elate, Israel. It says Palestinians are animals who cannot be domesticated or lived with because they are by nature violent, and their religion is a religion of terrorism. These Israelis tried to tell me I would be murdered by the Gazans. In fact, their motive was not to help me, but to keep me from learning how human the Palestinians are.
In America un-Christian anti-Arab racism is most commonly found in its Judaized evangelical churches, and it is to them that UCI appeals for money and political support. Here is what Unity Coalition for Israel pretends to be in it own words:
"Founded
in 1991, we are the largest worldwide coalition of Jewish and Christian organizations, with more than
200 groups representing millions of people dedicated to Israel. Though we have many
different backgrounds, we have one common goal: A Safe and Secure Israel is not
just a Jewish issue.
Millions of Christians resolutely endorse
the principle of peace with security for the state of Israel. Because we
work closely together and speak with a
united voice, our message is being heard!"
(See "Who We Are" under http://www.israelunitycoalition.com/)
The reality about the choices for the Philistines: “Philistine" is the ancient name for the people whose descendents live behind a wall in a land that is denied even a name of its own. They have almost no say in their future. This is why there are human bombers among the Philistines. It is a prison with walls higher than the one around Alcatraz or Leavenworth, with guards posted on guard towers all along them. The Philistines have seen their land stolen, and even their name has been trashed. We Hold These Truths recently mailed some books to a student in "Ramallah, Palestine" and it came back marked "no such place." We had to resend it to "Ramallah, Israel," even though it is inside the West Bank "security fence."
There are three possible outcomes for the Philistines. Most people who have thought about it believe in one of the first two solutions. Unity Coalition and certain other radical Jewish and Israeli pressure groups endorse the third solution, a prison state, and they want the so-called "Christian right"--the "Judaized Christians --to help them in placing all of the 3 million plus people behind walls. The staunchly pro-life Judaized Christians have more political power thanall the others combined, but we believe they have not seriously thought about what they are supporting- deportations, starvation, and death. Consider the three political choices:
Choice 1
Two separate states for Israel and Palestine, with independent citizenship, governments and commerce for each. This was the dictate of the UN when it designated the partitioning of "Palestine" in 1948. It is the "Road Map" the Bush administration claims to favor, though this is suspect. It can work only if Israel will take down its wall and remove its squatters from the Philistines' territory and allow them access to its US-subsidized jobs in Israel. There is no indication that Israel's government will do this, therefore, the conflict will not end even if there is "statehood."
Choice 2
One state, in which everyone has citizenship and political rights. Some practical- minded Jews, Israelis, and Arabs think this is the only possible solution for a lasting peace, but no one I know thinks the Israelis will accept it, because it denies racism as a way of governing people, and Israeli citizenship is based on ahyah, a racist concept.
Choice 3.
One state, in which Israelis have citizen's rights based on professed Judaism, and Palestinians have no rights. Arabs who are Christian or Muslim would have no rights except what is given to them. This is the way it works under Alyah. This is the choice UCI is asking American church leaders to endorse--a one-state Israel with two huge prisons containing three million people. These gulags would, in effect, be forced labor camps for US-subsidized businessmen and socialist government enterprises, including the military.
Conclusion
With this in mind, please read the racist letter UCI has prepared for signature, which will no doubt be signed by tens of thousands of well-meaning Judaized Christians.
“Dear President Bush and Prime Minister
Sharon, We Oppose the Disengagement Plan! We Americans do not want our
taxes to be spent on expelling 8,500 Israelis from their homes in Gaza.”
“Who will pay for the eviction of thousands
more Israelis who will soon be
dispossessed in Judea and Samaria? Gaza
is only the beginning of the disengagement. Arabs are free
to work in Israel, live as citizens in Israel - vote in Israel
- and serve in the Israeli< Knesset. Why can't Jews living in Gaza
have the same rights as Arabs living in Israel?
The Two State Solution is NO SOLUTION!
Signed, (Your name)”
In the Book of Revelations it is written: "Come out of her, oh my people." We can find a different "her" for every generation, but in today's culture it means come out of the Judaized Christian church, as Gordon Ginn tells us in his splendid little book, THE FINAL APOSTASY.
Our bloody, warring society needs you, the truly pro-life followers of Christ, to come out of the churches that fail to stand for peace and justice for all races. "Pro-life" is a failing travesty because those who claim it most dearly have not seen that when they apply it selectively it is an empty shell with no meaning. If your church is not truly pro-all-life, you should not only come out, but you should picket it, as Project Strait Gate does.
The Pro-life movement lacks what has been called by one of our friends "heroic sincerity." It is so obviously inconsistent it lacks integrity. Life for those they love; no life for the Muslim. How can God honor such a course; how can it help but fail?
Our appeal is to well-meaning Christians who are being misled into ignoring a senseless, un-Christlike agenda of systematic deprivation of Arab people based on their race and religion. Come out of today's apostate church.
Further Reading:
THE FINAL APOSTASY by Gordon Ginn PHD
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