“Just Peace” Seen by (Zionist) Amir Boom

You can see the arrogance of the usual rhetoric that calls for boredom “a peaceful and just solution” to the problem of the Middle East at times and without any occasion, and complaints abound from some world powers that “the conflict is long overdue and must end. “. A sermon that has been given to us from the rape of Palestine in 1948 to the present, which means, in our opinion, that there is a flaw in our view of this insoluble problem. Washington is more honest with itself than Moscow, since it formulates the terms of the agreement in clear words, that is, the surrender of the Arabs to the conditions of the Zionist enemy. Moscow, on the other hand, is not even honest with itself, as it does not speak about the reasons for the continuation of the conflict, knowing that some Arabs do not agree to surrender to the terms of Tel Aviv and Washington. Moscow knows that one of the conditions for achieving a “peaceful and just solution” in the region is the establishment of a military balance between the parties that prevents the aggressor from imposing his conditions, as he did with Egypt, Jordan and the Oslo group. This is Moscow’s policy since 1948 and it has not changed as it is willing to maintain Israeli military superiority over its ally in Damascus. Here we recall the saying of the Russian analyst, director of the “Russian Association for Friendship and Cooperation with Arab Countries” and former Russian diplomat Vetslav Matuzov that the prevailing opinion in Moscow was a refusal to assist Damascus in the war against the terrorism, and that the mood changed only after the Western coup in Ukraine and came in response to it. In any case, preventing Moscow from having weapons that break Israeli supremacy over Syria will not lead to a “peaceful and just solution.”

This introduction is important to explain the content of the book ISRAEL – EINE UTOPIE. PROPYLÄEN VERLAG of Amir Bum, the Israeli Zionist “philosopher” and former Mossad employee investigating the future of the enemy entity. His position in Israeli external intelligence allowed him to be more informed than others about the conditions of the colonizing racist entity (e) and its future, thus proposing a solution aimed at saving the entity and not making the rights of the Palestinians a reality.
The writer, who was born in 1979 in the occupied city of Haifa, and professor of philosophy at the New School for Social Research in New York, rediscovered the wheel and believes that the principle of Judaism is incompatible with Western liberal thought. Therefore, it demands that it be impossible for the entity to be federally non-ethnic for all its citizens, similar to what exists in Belgium and Switzerland, and not just for Jews.
The book was to be published in English, but the spread of the newly created Covid-19 pandemic disrupted the work program of the American publisher, and the current offer is a German translation. The American publisher told me that the English version will be published soon, with a new chapter written by the author after the German translation was published, and prepared readers to show that edition in case it contains a new order.
The German version, the subject of the presentation, provoked a long discussion in Germany, as it contains a special introduction for German readers in which the author explains the reasons for his rejection of the explanations of the German writers for not criticizing the policies of the enemy entity and refuse to speak of its persecution of the Palestinian people, based on the writings of great philosophers, including Kant, Leo Strauss, Spinoza and Ernesto. Habermas, Foucault and others. And he believes that Israel is nothing more than a mirror of the neurosis of the Germans, both on the right and on the left (I may add: this applies to the European left in general).
The writer, of German and Iranian origin, believes that the European discourse on the so-called two-state solution is an ideological lethargy, with no place among the facts on the ground. However, the Oslo group insists on this “no” solution, which is nothing more than a hoax aimed at remaining clinging to authority “even in the sewers of Jericho, and even on the back of a donkey.” The organization’s leadership also echoed the Beirut days to weigh the opposition of the left to its introverted policy, and this is the opinion of the author of these words.

He believes that the principle of Jewish Israel contradicts Western liberal thought.

A German writer commented sarcastically on this author, saying: “This author is anti-Jewish [السامية]»! At least one should come to this conclusion if one takes seriously the decision of the Bundestag last May that describes as “anti-Semitic” anyone who questions the right to the existence of the Jewish and democratic state of Israel. This is precisely what Emery Boom does, pointing out the contradiction between the “Jew” and the “Democrat” from the perspective of the state constitution.
The writer calls for the establishment of the Republic of Haifa, where Jews and Palestinians coexist in harmony and love, according to his own perspective, and believes that Israel’s greatest sin is not in the occupation of the so-called West Bank, but in the Nakba, and This is a new vision from a “moderate” Zionist writer.
Chapter One: “What is forgetting?” There follows a short and classic text by the historian Yehuda Elkana, who died in 2012, in which he presented the thesis that the so-called remembrance of the Holocaust, which is detrimental to liberal democratic politics, is the greatest threat to the existence of Israel. The second chapter (Remembering the Nakba) warns Israelis that if they are not responsible for the crime of ethnic cleansing, “current political events will make us repeat it.” In Chapter Three (Future Liberal Zionism), the author calls for the abandonment of the familiar rhetoric to which leading liberal thinkers still cling, and to which he asserts that there is no contradiction in the concept of liberal Jewish democracy. Finally, Chapter Four (The Republic of Haifa) calls for an examination of a peace proposal from the often-forgotten past.
The writer also added a special attachment to the reactions in Germany to the electoral results in the enemy entity, the press interviews carried out with him in Germany and his anger with the German journalists he met.

ISRAEL: A UTOPIA. PROPYLÄEN VERLAG 2020. 256 PAGES. OMRI BOEHM. THE ORIGINAL EDITION WILL BE PUBLISHED IN 2020

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