Americas Double Speak a Jewish Dilemma.

U.S. State Department spokesman Ned Price not for the first time, indulged in a bit of double-speak this week when he condescendingly acknowledged Israel’s right to pursue a terrorist responsible for the murder of two Israeli civilians. He then went on to condemn the Huwara incident in no uncertain terms denouncing the Jews involved and calling the act a “disgusting ” attack against Huwara.

At no time did he see fit to denounce the Arab murderer and the fact that the residents of Huwara are sympathetic to attacks upon Jews.

While these American officials continually give friendly assurances and reiterate their commitment to Israel’s right to defend itself. One cannot take consolation from their statements as long as the central issue remains unresolved. This issue is their failure to differentiate between Arab violence against Jews and Jews finally reacting to Arab nationalists’ murderous intent and the reluctance of the United States to correct it. The fake Palestinians leave no one in doubt who wants to see that they intend to eliminate the Jewish State. America knows a nation must respond to its self-interest, and Israel is no different.

America may have quarrels with Israel’s policies, but they should never forget that the fake Palestinians quarrel with her existence. The American’s need to retain influence with Arab states is why they supply the fake Palestinians with arms and financial support. At the same time, they know that these Arab nationalists are an implacable enemy within Israel’s borders. Of course, America would say these arms are not intended for use against the Jewish State; they will never be used against Israel—duplicity, in a sham policy that murders Jews and castigates Jews for reacting against these murderers.

Should Israel continue to play along with the Americans, she would prejudice the internal cohesion of the state.