In the last five minutes, literally, I've been directed to two websites run by American Jews who like me have stopped drinking the kool-aid on Israel.
Here is Steven Lendman, a retired Chicago businessman. He's 74, dedicated, handsome. Has a brilliant report on Gaza:
Here's a brief snapshot of Gaza. It measures 360 square kilometers in
area or about half the size of Chicago for its 1.5 million residents –
in the world's largest and most congested open-air prison. Over 40% of
them live in eight densely overcrowded refugee camps, and in the best
of times, their conditions are inadequate, adverse and sometimes grim.
Under siege, they're intolerable.
International law (including the 1949 Fourth Geneva Convention) obligates occupying powers to protect civilian populations…
And here's Roger Tucker. He lives in North Carolina and says a one-state solution is the only feasible solution. Has a beautiful idea for a flag. Just imagine an Israeli-Palestinian Olympic team, and how much support American Jews would give them, and how beautiful it would be to have moral legitimacy again in the international community! I do believe Jewish opinion is changing in a granular way. The tide is ours.
