The idea of Judea has proved remarkably sustainable. Two decades
after the first Kahanist government of Judea received suspended
sentences, the general population is sufficiently frustrated with the
treacherous government of Israel to return to Project Judea.
Head-on opposition to the government is dangerous to your job. Married people cannot easily give up their jobs. Several other strata are more likely to join the secessionist movement: young people who don’t want to attend universities after the army, university graduates without good employment opportunities, lone (mostly divorced) people, and retirees.
While participation in semi-peaceful protest carries only a moderate threat to employment and the probability of a few hits by police, radical opposition to the state is totally different—it is suicidal. The Israeli government staged the murders of remotely dangerous politicians such as Kahane and Ze’evi, and would surely hunt down radicals who insist on overturning the corrupt state which audaciously calls itself Jewish. The precondition for joining radical action is recognizing oneself as dead. Any harm which one could inflict on the treacherous government and its leftist and Arab supporters before actually descending into the grave adds to the balance of positive deeds. Radicals are unlikely to live to see their dream of a truly Jewish state fulfilled. Their goal is very short-term: cause as much damage to the establishment as they can. Yes, that’s the attitude of suicide bombers, and also of the Soviet heroes who undertook suicidal missions during WWII, and of the Jewish youths who went to the British gallows instead of asking the Mandate Administration for a pardon.
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Head-on opposition to the government is dangerous to your job. Married people cannot easily give up their jobs. Several other strata are more likely to join the secessionist movement: young people who don’t want to attend universities after the army, university graduates without good employment opportunities, lone (mostly divorced) people, and retirees.
While participation in semi-peaceful protest carries only a moderate threat to employment and the probability of a few hits by police, radical opposition to the state is totally different—it is suicidal. The Israeli government staged the murders of remotely dangerous politicians such as Kahane and Ze’evi, and would surely hunt down radicals who insist on overturning the corrupt state which audaciously calls itself Jewish. The precondition for joining radical action is recognizing oneself as dead. Any harm which one could inflict on the treacherous government and its leftist and Arab supporters before actually descending into the grave adds to the balance of positive deeds. Radicals are unlikely to live to see their dream of a truly Jewish state fulfilled. Their goal is very short-term: cause as much damage to the establishment as they can. Yes, that’s the attitude of suicide bombers, and also of the Soviet heroes who undertook suicidal missions during WWII, and of the Jewish youths who went to the British gallows instead of asking the Mandate Administration for a pardon.
Read More:
http://samsonblinded.com/blog/terror-for-judea.htm
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