Rightist manifesto: Settler evacuation is 'crime against humanity'
By Nadav Shragai, Haaretz CorrespondentBy: Carlos Latuff About 150 right-wing activists, including academics and Israel Defense Forces reserves officers, have signed a manifesto to be published Friday calling on security forces to refuse evacuating West Bank settlers on the grounds that it is a "crime against humanity."
The declaration comes a week before the U.S.-sponsored peace conference in Annapolis, Maryland. Rightists fear that the conference will bring upon a mass evacuation of settlements, which they say will strike a blow to the legitimacy of Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's government.
"The Jewish people in Israel and the world will not recognize the international obligations of Israel's government to disconnect from every part of the land of Israel, will declare it null and void and do what they can to foil it," reads the manifesto.
According to the manifesto, Olmert and his government will use the upcoming Annapolis conference "to divide Jerusalem and give the Temple Mount to the Muslims, for a full withdrawal from Judea and Samaria, to build in the heart of Israel a terrorist Palestinian state and to carry out a mass expulsion of Jews."
Signatories on the declaration include Professors Natan Netanyahu and Daphna Netanyahu, relatives of opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu, former MK Moshe Peled and former Yesha Council spokeswoman Emily Amrusi.
For God sake, if evacuating occupiers from the Occupied Land is a 'crime against humanity', then what do we call the 'Ethnic Cleansing' of Palestinians from the +500 destroyed villages and all the Palestinian refugees who were thrown out from all around Palestine by Israel terrorist gangs? 'A picnic in Diaspora'?
[Hat tip: Andrew]
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Your last comment truely hit home. For God’s sake, how big of hypocrites are they ??
Like the way Bush uses words to protect himself.
Lie and lie again until it becomes the truth.
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