Israel's Bravery Has Exposed The Lie at The Heart of Starmer's Foreign Policy
Israel's Bravery Has Exposed The Lie at The Heart of Starmer's Foreign Policy
Terrorist funerals the Lebanese way: Hezbollah bury four of their dead WAEL HAMZEH/Shutterstock
Robbed of its moral bearings, bereft of any sense of right and wrong,
incapable of distinguishing heroes from villains, the West can no
longer celebrate when good triumphs over evil.
A tiny nation of just 9.3 million, of which 7.2 million are Jewish, living
in a country the size of Wales, reeling from the worst anti-Semitic
pogroms since the Holocaust, Israel is leading the war against
barbarism, its young conscripts doing a job that would once have
required intervention by a Western coalition acting as global
policeman.
The fact that so many in Britain, Europe and America, especially the
young, no longer take Israel’s side in this existential combat
exemplifies our cultural, intellectual and ethical degeneration.
Instead, Keir Starmer has turned against Israel, banning the sales of
some weapons – a policy that Germany appears intent on following –
and refusing to oppose lawsuits against the Jewish state, in an
unforgivable moral inversion.
The fact that the International Criminal Court and the International
Court of Justice have the trappings of a legitimate legal setting does
not mean they necessarily embody justice. The fact that their rulings
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are deemed legitimate by Left-wing elites doesn’t automatically
make them such. The fact that today’s blood libels take on the
language of “human rights” doesn’t make them less monstrous. The
fact that it is possible for a country as unjustly governed as South
Africa to lead a genocide case against Israel proves that the entire
system is rotten. The case is backed by Iran, Brazil’s far-Left
president, Ireland and Egypt: we must have been transported into an
alternative, Kafkaesque universe.
The stakes are thus unbelievably high. We must support Israel, and
allow it to finish the job of annihilating Hamas and defeating
Hezbollah.
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