Israeli historian Moshe Zimmermann stated that Hamas’s “Aqsa Flood” attack on Israel on October 7 revealed the failure of Israel’s Zionism ideology. Zimmermann evaluated the consequences of the Al-Aqsa Flood attack, the current state of the Zionist ideology followed by the Tel Aviv administration, and the solutions to the Israeli problem.
“ZIONISM HAS FAILED”
Noting that Hamas eliminated the sense of security of Israelis on October 7, Zimmermann said, “When a pogrom occurs against Jews in the Jewish state and the Zionist state, this is an indication that both the state and Zionism are witnessing their own failure. Because the idea underlying the establishment of a Zionist state is among the Jews in the diaspora.” “It was to prevent the situation he was in (the Nazi persecution of the Jews).” he said.
Pointing out that Hamas’s attack on October 7 was a turning point in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Israeli historian commented that the attack revealed that the ideology of Zionism had failed.
“WE SHOULD NOT TAKE A NAZI-LIKE ACTION AND THEY SHOULD NOT TAKE A NAZI-LIKE ACTION”
Underlining that Zionism is not the solution to the Israel-Palestine issue, Zimmermann said, “We are coming to a situation where the Jewish people live in complete insecurity, and this is not the first time. Beyond this, we need to take into account that Israel has caused the security of the diaspora Jews to decrease. Therefore, this Zionist solution is very difficult.” missing.” made his assessment.
Stating that the two-state solution for the problems between Palestine and Israel, which is supported by the international community but not accepted by the Tel Aviv administration, should be implemented, Zimmermann continued as follows:
“It is clear that a two-state solution must be the logical outcome, even if it seems hopeless and completely absurd at the moment. The alternative is either we take Nazi-like action against the Palestinians, or the Palestinians do it.”
“ISRAEL impudently brands EVERY CRITICISM AS ‘ANTISEMITIST'”
Pointing out that Israel “arrogantly” tries to portray itself as the representative of the Jewish people and that the government brands every criticism of Israel as “anti-Semitic”, Zimmermann said, “This is the crux of the matter. Israel exploits this by interpreting every criticism as anti-Semitism.” said.
Stating that we need to look at the 1930s, when the Nazis emerged in Germany, to understand where Israel was heading, Zimmermann noted that investigations were opened against him because he drew attention to the similarities he observed between the events taking place in Nazi Germany and Israel during his criticism of the far-right extremists in Israel.
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