— Nasir Khan
What one can say with certainty about the Zionist rulers of Israel is that they have followed a systematic and consistent policy that was aimed at ethnically cleansing and marginalizing the Palestinians. That was their way of establishing a colonial power in the Middle East that would expand its power and influence to other parts of the world. Their biggest prize was to control the political establishment of the United States. Other Western powers bowed to them and dutifully followed their lead.
Have they failed or succeeded in their goals? If the success of a policy is to be judged by what it achieved, then the Zionist rulers of Israel have succeeded superbly well. No Zionist ruler of Israel has deviated from the original goals. Internal political struggles between the parties have been only for gaining power; otherwise, they all have followed the same course of gradual colonization, expansion, and consolidation of their power.
Israel’s savage destruction of Gaza and the mass killings of Palestinians for over 15 months has shocked most people around the world. Although this war was and is utterly gruesomer than the earlier ones, it was not an exception either; it was a continuation of the old Zionist plan of taking over what was still in the hands of a captive population. This time, the Washington ruling establishment and Congress gave full support as a co-sponsor of the Israeli war on Gaza.
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