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Tit-For-Tat Needs To Go The Way Of The Dodo Bird…

TitForTat Needs To Go The Way Of The Dodo Bird
Tit-For-Tat Needs To Go The Way Of The Dodo Bird…

2019-07-09 00:00:00 - Source: Iraq News

Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas speaks during a meeting with journalists, in the West Bank city of Ramallah, June 23, 2019. Photo: AFP

Gerald A. Honigman |  Ekurd.net

Israel is still playing the pathetic, losing game of tit-for-tat.

Five more young Israelis recently became statistics of Arab terror as they were rammed by a vehicle a bit north of Jerusalem.

The Arab hero, who escaped, will likely be rewarded handsomely by Mahmoud Abbas’s “moderates.” Such folks and their families typically receive thousands of dollars from Israel’s “peace partners” for such deeds. They get streets, buildings, and other sites named for them too.

Besides hunting down the actual assailant, Israel must hold accountable those who encourage and abet such actions by their policies–like educating their children from kindergarten on up in schools, camps, plays, rallies, books, radio and television programs, mosques, etc.–to slaughter Jews.

Abbas’s Fatah and Palestinian Arab Authority have prized possessions that need to be turned into rubble when such heroism is perpetrated.

The alleged good cops are no better than the Hamas/Islamic Jihad bad cops. They simply play the current system to milk the dumb and/or collaborative dhimmis in the West to amass the same fortunes their late Egyptian ghoul leader, Arafat and his cronies, did while other Arabs were deliberately kept wanting to display to the rest of the world.

So, the above puppet masters can’t claim innocence when such actions which kill, wound, maim, and destroy occur.

Instead, they need to be considered fair game for painful retaliatory strikes which will send more lasting messages than tit-for-tat slaps on the wrist that most Arabs laugh at.

The hero in this instance actually targeted Israeli military personnel–unlike the usually preferred civilian victims, like Jewish infants whose throats get slit and are decapitated in the middle of the night while asleep in their own homes.

So, here’s what should happen next…

Israel pays a visit to where the PA’s shiny new heavy military equipment and other prized possessions are stored and levels the place(s). This can be done at times when there’s not many personnel present to limit casualties, but any that may be present and turned into ashes and dust will have suffered the same fate that both Abbas and Hamas pawns routinely perpetrate on Jews, whatever their choice of terror may be.

And, as I’ve oft written before, the ante gets upped exponentially from now on

Governments and governing institutions controlling territories need to be responsible for actions originating from their people and those territories.

If Hamas and Islamic Jihad get targeted (not enough) when terror comes calling from Gaza, then the latter-day Arafatians must be held to that same standard. This is even more valid in Israel’s case since both sets of Arab terror “cops” actively promote such acts of war against their Jewish neighbors.

The days of Israeli kid glove tit-for-tat responses should have ended long ago.

They need to go the way of the dodo bird…although, unlike Israel’s would-be executioners, the poor dodo was innocent.

Gerald A. Honigman is a Florida educator who has done extensive doctoral studies in Middle Eastern Affairs. He has created and conducted counter-Arab propaganda programs for college youth, has lectured on numerous campuses and other platforms, and has publicly debated many Arab spokesmen. His articles and op-eds have been published in dozens of newspapers, magazines, academic journals and websites all around the world. You can visit his website at geraldahonigman.com Gerald A. Honigman is a longtime senior contributing writer, from 2007, and columnist for Ekurd.net. Honigman has published a major book, “The Quest For Justice In The Middle East–The Arab-Israeli Conflict In Greater Perspective.” For more see below.

The opinions are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the views of Ekurd.net or its editors.

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