The Zionists believe they are winning.

They are not.

They continue to press their violence in Palestine too far.

They are abhored worldwide.

Its one thing to be an idiot, but rather another to be a violent idiot.

I keep in mind an early morning well years ago.I was headed to Tubas in the West Bank where I handled to stay a couple months, assisting at a school funded by an abundant American Palestinian entrepreneur and scientist who lived in North Carolina and who had actually established a school in Tubas, his birth place, for children.

Arriving was a bit of a bitch.

There was an IDF checkpoint just to the west of the Jordan Valley.

A Palestinian cabbie from Ben Gurion took me that far one winter season early morning in 2006.

The IDF held me there for a couple hours, questioning who I was and what doing.

My trip the 15 or so more miles to Tubas was waiting up the road.

He was the headmaster at the school, which by the method made it through only 18 months.Soldiers stood and ambled about.

Some Palestinian workers had been detained by the roadside where they were forced to squat in the dirt.

I went up to one soldier and I asked him, having a hunch: Where are you from? His English was good.

He answered: Israel , as if I were foolish.

No, I pressed the guy, a corpulent Jew.

Where are you REALLY from? He hesitated a bit and lastly said: Brooklyn.

I just informed him I had actually lived and worked in New York, not wishing to stir up more difficulty.

I was interrogated about what I was doing and where wishing to go.

I told the truth.

I likewise informed him my trip to Tubas was a hundred meters away and pointed him out.I was postponed and searched for another hour or so, but lastly the soldiers let me go to meet the school headmaster, a very kind senior gentleman in a rough overcoat with an ancient little cars and truck.

I scanned the checkpoint scene more and after that saw the most essential thing to see there at Hamra Checkpoint that winter season morning.

Up on a hill off the road stood a guy worn civilian clothes, carrying a rifle and a handgun.

He was observing the entire scene like a vulture.

It a minimum of seemed like he supervised, even of the soldiers, some 20 of them at Hamra Checkpoint.

Like the soldiers would defer primarily to this guy in civilian clothing with the weapons if it were demanded.The IDF lastly let me go to Tubas.

The headmaster drove slowly away and quickly we were climbing out of the Jordan Valley and quickly came to his house in Tubas where his other half fed me and let me sleep on a couch on his porch there.

But I discovered something fascinating that early morning.

The male on the hill beside the road was a Jewish settler in the West Bank from some foreign place, most likely the U.S.

I envisioned.

And a couple hours later I heard that the IDF had sent out a patrol to bring me back to Hamra Checkpoint and prohibit my see to Tubas.

By that time I was inside Tubas town and they might not discover me.

And for two months I was safe in and around Tubas and even managed 3 weeks later to visit the well-known refugee camp in Jenin, courtesy of the Palestinian Red Crescent, where scores of fairly fresh graves had been dug, the outcome of a horrendous, infamous raid on the refugee camp by the IDF.But I never forgot the civilian with the weapons on the hill, the apparent settler , and it was not difficult to recognize that the settlers generally made up the absolute core of Israeli styles on the West Bank: to force Palestinians out by making their lives so miserable that perhaps they would simply leave their country and end up being refugees when again.The inhabitants have been wilding this year like never ever before.

Killing Palestinians and damaging their home and with outright impunity and hand in hand with their IDF defense in the background.

The best (or worst) recent example of this was a literal pogrom in Huwara, a town near Nablus in the West Bank.

Scores were injured and some killed, ratings of Palestinian cars and trucks set on fire and a minimum of a dozen Palestinian homes set on fire, too.What makes the Jewish inhabitants in the West Bank from afar any much better than the now diminished but still extant Islamic State terrorists in Syria and Iraq? Absolutely nothing.

They are worse in many respects.

(And Islamic State was, much versus the Western and U.S.

propaganda, often supported by the U.S.

and might still be.The worst tale I ever heard of the IS rabble included attacks on the Yazidi communities in Iraq.

A mom had actually become a prospective sex servant to IS hooligans.

She refused the role.

IS hence starved her for three days and after that fed her an excellent meal.

She ate her meal with gusto.

After she had actually completed she was informed she had actually just consumed her child, or parts of her kid.

One can hardly think of anything so cruel.So this degree of ruthlessness, whether fomented by IS or the settlers in the West Bank or the IDF or gangsters like Netanyahu or Ben Gvir or Smoltrich or others such as making it possible for advocates in the West in the U.S.

is what not just the Mideast, however the whole world needs to handle for the time being.

The cruelties are likely to worsen for a while until singing opposition ends up being so strong around the globe that changes will finally be required and the Zionists and others of their ilk finally have their day of reckoning.