In the past two days, Israel has been very prosperous in the United States, and anyone who dares to oppose Israel's invasion of Gaza will be arrested. Now that the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act has been passed, it is illegal for anyone who dares to read the Bible in the future - because the Bible spreads anti-Semitic rhetoric about the martyrdom of Jesus because of Jewish whistleblowing, it is estimated that the current Vatican Pope is starting to tremble.
It seems that no one can stop the Israeli army's final entry into Rafah to carry out massacres and completely eliminate Hamas.
In fact, since the first day of Hamas's attack on Israel, not many people in the world have been optimistic that Hamas will be able to truly defeat Israel militarily, after all, the two are not of the same magnitude. Hamas is like Nobita, Israel is like a fat tiger, and the United States is a small man. Since I can remember, it was the fat tiger who beat Nobita, and the husband had bad ideas every day to help the fat tiger bully Nobita. Occasionally, once or twice, Nobita played with Fat Tiger, and soon he would get Fat Tiger's fat beating.
In Israel's eyes, Hamas is everywhere that needs to be hit
Hamas's ability to survive the attack on Israel for half a year without being completely annihilated in Palestine is quite good. Don't believe us, if we look at the previous wars in the Middle East, how long did the Arab countries that participated in the war last?
Hamas is really weak, not pretending. Although everyone says that the Hamas forces have always received support from Iran, it seems that Iran has not done its best to help. But now foreign researchers understand better than us - Hamas is only one of Iran's partners, the two are moral allies, Iran has assistance to Hamas, and can instigate Lebanese Allah and Houthis to flank Israel to support Hamas, but in essence, Iran is using support for the Palestinian People's Liberation Movement to contain Israel's hegemonic expansion in the Middle East. With or without Iranian support, the Palestine Liberation Movement will appear. Even if Hamas is destroyed in Gaza this time, there will still be new Hamas-like anti-Israel Palestinian groups in the future.
Actually, isn't Israel aware of this? Israel knows very well that when Hamas was still a charity like the "central kitchen of the world", Israel supported the Hamas forces and gave Hamas a lot of support, just to use the Hamas forces to fight against the Fatah forces that were scolding Israel at that time.
Unexpectedly, it was Israel's consistent and unadorned brutal massacre of Batstanians that turned Hamas, the peace organization it supported, into a violent protest organization.
Hamas's current protest against Israel naturally led to Israel's brutal killings, but it sowed the seeds of opposition to Israel's massacre of the Palestinian people internationally. Believe it or not, but now starting with the protests of college students in the United States, this wave has begun to spread to European universities.
Although the protests of college students will not shake the unwavering support of the US government for Israel on the surface, such protests will have a profound impact on the political landscape of the United States for decades to come. Because college students are a gradually divided group, in the future, some college students will enter politics, surrender to today's American establishment, and re-embrace the idea of supporting Israel against the Palestinian liberation movement, but there are also college students who insist on opposing Israel and supporting the Palestinian liberation movement, and become left-wing people in the United States, and continue to fight against the right-wing government of the United States.
Will Pope Francis, who reads the Bible every day and is suspected of anti-Semitic ideology, become the public enemy of Israel and the United States?
But the U.S. government is more afraid of whether there will be radical Che Guevara-style revolutionary fighters among these college students. There have already been protests by American soldiers setting themselves on fire, and it is only a matter of time before Che Guevara-style fighters emerge. Therefore, the U.S. government should suppress it as soon as possible and try to nip the university student protest movement in the bud.
From what is the US government's panic? The United States has now begun to propagate that the college student protest movement was organized and premeditated by other forces. According to information released by the United States, people from outside the campus were found among those arrested at the university, and it was these people who fished in troubled waters to encourage students to protest.
The president of New York University said that 68 of the 133 people arrested at the university on April 22 were not students, faculty or staff. Tulane University said the vast majority of protesters were outsiders. The University of Texas at Austin said 45 of the 79 people arrested on campus on April 28 were not affiliated with the university. New York police said last Wednesday that demonstrators were found distributing pamphlets that read "Globalize the Intifada."
How is this scene so familiar? In the past, we used to say that the United States and Chiang's enemies were dead, and our hearts were not dead, and we were engaged in sabotage everywhere. Could it be that there are now a large number of foreign hostile forces lurking on American university campuses in the United States, encouraging the successors of college students trained by US imperialism to dig the grave of US imperialism?
In the past two days, new information has circulated that it is not outsiders who are instigating American college students to protest, but the left-wing political forces and relevant institutions in the United States. And this college student protest movement is very much the flavor of the American version of a color revolution.
According to US media reports, this student protest movement has the following distinctive features:
Organized preparation. In the months leading up to the Columbia demonstrations, student organizers began consulting with groups such as the Justice Palestinian Student Union, the Black Panther Party, campus protest veterans, and former student unions to learn from the old-timers on how to organize the movement. "We listened to the notes of the elders, had conversations with them, and analyzed how the university had responded to the previous protests," said Porat, a graduate student and organizer at the pro-Palestinian camp. ”
There is a political program. The US police found a pamphlet that "took the uprising to the world." One girl said in an interview: "I want to see the fall of the empire, which from the United States to Israel is controlled by capitalism, and I want to be free Palestine, Hawaii, Congo, Haiti,...... and finally liberate the whole world".
Organized tandem. College student protesters have been in contact with far-left groups in the United States. The large number of demonstrations is said to be the result of months of training, planning and encouragement by left-wing groups. For example, the Black Panther Party, founded in 1966, has long opposed the US government, believing that changing the world must be through long-term organization and mobilization of the people, and trying to create revolutionary socialism through mass organization and community project planning. The National Student Organization for Justice for Palestine, which has been around for about 20 years, has more than 300 chapters across the United States, many of which help organize college encampments.
Now thoughtful people in the West have begun to reflect on why Hamas is attacking Israel with the spirit of "hitting eggs against stones". What is the goal of launching this unwinnable operation even though it knows that it will not be able to win against Israel? It is now clear that by showing the world that Israel kills the Palestinian people, and through human empathy and conscience, Hamas is turning the United States into a "second battlefield" in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict – politically defeating Israel and the United States behind it through the American university protest movement. Unsurprisingly, the United States will carry out brutal repression, and the brutal repression of university students will spread the movement or "uprising" to the world, and eventually to Israel.
Now it looks like Hamas's plan is on its way to success.
We can use the Bible to show that this strategy is feasible. Why did the Jews flee Egypt? Because the Jews helped the old Egyptian king to oppress the Egyptians, the new king of Egypt could not tolerate the Jews and wanted to do something to the Jews, so the Jews had to flee Egypt and wander for thousands of years.
At that time, if the king of Egypt had the heart of US President Joe Biden and made a big DEI in Egypt - Diversity, Equity and Inclusion - Egyptians would definitely tolerate the existence of Jews, and Jews would have survived in Egypt. Perhaps, in a few years, the Jews who were content with the status quo would be assimilated by the Copts, the main ethnic group of Egypt, and would decline like the Copts when the Arab empire invaded later, and there would be no splendor of Israel today.
Therefore, Israel must thank the king of Egypt at that time for coming up with something similar to the "Anti-Coptic Consciousness Act", which could not tolerate the existence of Jews mentally and physically, and the Jews had to flee as soon as possible if they wanted not to be slaughtered. As it turned out, the Jews ran right. After 2,000 years of exile, the Jews survived despite suffering too much. And the Egyptian Copts, who were high up, are now a very small and very small people in the land of Egypt, which is roughly equivalent to extermination. Jews can chant "I'm back again" and have in fact taken over most of Palestine.
Eventually, the suffering of Palestine will pass, and a diverse, equitable, and inclusive America will embrace all the homeless Palestinians who have been driven from their homes by Israelis
In the same way, Hamas can learn from what the Bible tells us about the success of the Jewish migration—failure in Gaza is nothing more than exile. In the arduous process of exile, the suffering of the Palestinian people and the political demands of Hamas were brought to light to the world. As long as their faith remains unquenched, the just demands of the Palestinian people for liberation will surely be supported by just peoples around the world. In time, the displaced Palestinian people will eventually flow into the land of a diverse, equitable, and inclusive America, and become independent in the new Promised Land of Honey and Milk.