Monday, 20 November 2023

Zionist Israel Metamorphosises the Jewish Victim Community of Nazi Holocaust to Inflict Holocaust-II on Palestinians

 by

P.S. Sahni

 

The ongoing humongous monstrosity inflicted by the Israeli army, Netanyahu government and its security intelligence upon the Palestinian people in Gaza Strip is mind boggling. Quantum shift of perception of events – historical and current – takes place in one’s mind. The reason – perhaps the sheer speed with which the brutality is being unleashed by the Israeli government and in full public glare; against international opinion and in violation of all laws. Even the mind fails to grasp and cope with how the Jewish victim community of holocaust is able to throw up powerful sections of its very own community in the form of Israeli government and its army to perpetrate holocaust-II on the Palestinians. The collective conscience of the Germans failed to prevent holocaust-1; even as the collective conscience of the Jewish community is seen to be unequal to the task of preventing holocaust-II.

 

In recent days when a minister in the Israeli government showed the audacity to publicly announce that Palestinians should be nuclear-bombed, this demonic entity masquerading around as a human being should have been arrested, charged and tried – with full evidence of his intent for crimes against humanity laid before the whole world. Nothing of the sort happened. So was his intent shared by his colleagues? Was the criminal idea being field tested within the Israeli government? Are plans afoot to execute the pronouncement anytime soon?

 

Humanity would be safer if Israel’s secret underground nuclear arsenal hidden somewhere in the desert is made dysfunctional through a safe method by an international agency rather than be bombed out of existence. UN inspectors should have free access to the Israeli nuclear reactor.

 

History records how Nazi Germany tried to exterminate the Jews. It was expected that this community at the receiving end of such inhumanities would – in future – be sensitive to the concerns of others; at least the thinking and ruling members of this community would not be seen as perpetrators of holocaust-II. Quite the contrary has happened, making me entertain the thought for a fleeting moment whether the holocaust really took place; I banished this thought instantaneously as blasphemous. Undoubtedly the Nazi holocaust is a historical reality; but the expected salutary effect on the victim community to sympathize, empathize and condemn crimes against Palestinians is missing.

 

The vast majority of the educated middle class citizens of Israel should perform their historical role of raising questions on the ruling establishment. Fear or favour may be driving away many from speaking up. But then they risk becoming colluders.

 

The impunity with which the Netanyahu government is continuing with its 24x7 extermination of Palestinians against the will of the International Community – as represented through U.N. – makes one conclude that the Israeli government and its army are extracting disproportionately the Shylockian pound of flesh – with blood and all – in lieu of the 1400 deaths on 7th October 2023. Even the proverbial ‘eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth’ adage does not satisfy the lust for blood of Palestinians. The butchery by the Zionist state could have stopped at 1400; the monsters have already reached 10 times that number. The continuous aid and abetment by governments in USA, UK, France and Germany is fuelling holocaust-II unfolding before the world. The perpetrators of this crime against humanity will be brought to justice eventually though. That is the hope.

 

[P.S. Sahni is a qualified orthopaedic surgeon. He has worked extensively with the victims of Sikh Genocide in 1984; amongst victims of 1992 anti-Muslim violence; and at the India-Bangladesh border during the Bangladesh Liberation War resulting in 1971 Bangladesh Genocide of Bengali Hindus.

Blog: https://pilwatchgroup.blogspot.com/ ]

Thursday, 16 November 2023

Open letter to Moshe Holtzberg, survivor of 2008 Mumbai attack, as Israeli Philosophers-Statesmen opt for Rattenlinien

 Dear Moshe,

 

You can never forget the year 2008 which witnessed multiple shootings and bombing attacks in Mumbai, India wherein a large number of people lost their lives or were injured. As a toddler of about two years age you were lucky to escape death. Your Indian nanny was clinging you in a protective embrace, the media reported. Unfortunately you lost your parents in this attack which took place at Chabad House, Mumbai.

 

In 2018 you had accompanied – as part of a delegation – your Prime Minister, Netanyahu on a visit to India and even visited the site of the 2008 crime. I guess you would be around 16-17 years of age now.

 

Developments post October 7th 2023, would be weighing heavy on your mind. Due to understandable security concerns your whereabouts would be a secret. In any case, where-ever you are based, the on-going genocide of Palestinians in general and children in particular in Gaza Strip would be an overwhelming experience for you.

 

There are occasions in human history when people of your age have risen to the occasion and attempted to change the course of events. In present times this cycle of violence and counter-violence vis-à-vis Israel-Palestine must come to an end.

 

The need of the hour is to ensure a cease-fire; allow free and unhindered humanitarian aid to victims; and to start a dialogue to ensure the peaceful existence of Israelis and Palestinians side-by-side in their rightful territories.

 

Politicians in Israel appear to be in a vengeful frame of mind. No philosopher-statesman within or outside Israel is in sight to guide the government to a mature, long-term view of present events and a permanent solution to the vexed problem.

 

It becomes imperative for people like you to impress upon your Prime Minister to embrace peace and adopt a policy of live and let live.

 

It may yet work!

 

Best wishes,

P.S. Sahni

New Delhi, India

Email: pilwatchgroup@gmail.com

Thursday, 9 November 2023

International Butchers of Palestinian Children in Gaza Strip – Prime Accused Israel, USA; Co-accused UK, France, Germany

 

by

P.S. Sahni & Shobha Aggarwal

 

The Zionist state of Israel; Imperialist America; erstwhile colonial rulers UK,   France; and former Nazi Germany are collectively responsible for the ongoing 24x7 slaughtering of children in Gaza Strip in full view of the public; TV channels; international aid agencies – UN, UNICEF, WHO.

 

These five heads of states have been seen near the site of the crime Gaza-Israel territories post October 7 assault and four of them have provided arms and ammunition to Israel as a part of the plan viz final solution for the Palestinians. All of these butchers are history-sheeters as their track record of the past few centuries would reveal. The sheer audacity of these butchers turning a deaf ear to the collective voice of the UN and the international community demanding a ceasefire; lifting of siege; and a permanent solution to the Palestine-Israel dispute lead to the following conclusions:

 

1.     The heads of these five butcher states masquerading around as elected representatives of western democracies – should be examined by an independent panel of medical experts including psychiatrists regarding their state of mental health and their ability to take correct, just and balanced decisions affecting humanity.

In the interest of justice & fair-play they should be offered institutional treatment. It is obvious they would not voluntarily come for examination or treatment.

 

2.     If these five heads of the states are found to be medically fit, they deserve to be facing Nuremberg-II trials now or even 100 years later. There is no limitation prescribed to try crimes of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity in international laws.

 

True the power these butcher states enjoy presently comes to their rescue; but power equations change with time and cases could be pursued even a century later. Article 1 of the “Convention on the Non-Applicability of Statutory Limitations to War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity” adopted by the United Nations General Assembly resolution 2391 (XXIII) of 26 November 1968 states:

 

“No statutory limitation shall apply to the following crimes, irrespective of the date of their commission:

(a) War crimes as they are defined in the Charter of the International Military Tribunal, Nürnberg, of 8 August 1945 and confirmed by resolutions 3 (I) of 13 February 1946 and 95 (I) of 11 December 1946 of the General Assembly of the United Nations, particularly the “grave breaches” enumerated in the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949 for the protection of war victims;

(b) Crimes against humanity whether committed in time of war or in time of peace as they are defined in the Charter of the International Military Tribunal, Nürnberg, of 8 August 1945 and confirmed by resolutions 3 (I) of 13 February 1946 and 95 (I) of 11 December 1946 of the General Assembly of the United Nations, eviction by armed attack or occupation and inhuman acts resulting from the policy of apartheid, and the crime of genocide as defined in the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, even if such acts do not constitute a violation of the domestic law of the country in which they were committed.”

 

The International Criminal Court (ICC) set up in this century has jurisdiction over the most serious crimes of concern to the international community as a whole, namely genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, when committed after 1 July 2002. Article 5 of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court states:

 

“Crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court

The jurisdiction of the Court shall be limited to the most serious crimes of concern to the international community as a whole. The Court has jurisdiction in accordance with this Statute with respect to the following crimes:

(a) The crime of genocide;

(b) Crimes against humanity;

(c) War crimes;

(d) The crime of aggression.”

 

Further Article 29 of the Rome Statute states:

“Non-applicability of statute of limitations

The crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court shall not be subject to any statute of limitations.”

 

Media reports indicate that the ICC has begun investigating war crimes perpetrated in the Gaza Strip by Israel since 7 October 2023. The UK, France and Germany have ratified the Rome Statute. The ICC recognised Palestine as its member in 2015. Even though the USA and Israel are signatories to the Rome Statute they have not ratified it yet! Anyways an International Criminal Tribunal on the lines of the ‘International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda’ and the ‘International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia’ can be established.

 

[P.S. Sahni is a qualified orthopaedic surgeon. He has worked extensively with the victims of Sikh Genocide in 1984; amongst victims of 1992 anti-Muslim violence; and at the India-Bangladesh border during the Bangladesh Liberation War resulting in 1971 Bangladesh Genocide.

Shobha Aggarwal is an independent legal researcher and lawyer. She has done the ‘Advanced International Study Program in Peace and Conflict Transformation’ from the European University Center for Peace Studies, Austria. She attended the Pretoria Summer School on International Law in 2002.

Blog: https://pilwatchgroup.blogspot.com/ ]

Saturday, 4 November 2023

‘Bombing Palestine to Stone-Age!!’

by

P.S. Sahni



 

[All characters in this ‘theatre’ of war are real; any resemblance to fictional ones is purely imaginary!]

At an emergency war-room located in Tel Aviv within a huge bomb-proof bunker are seated Joe Biden, Netanyahu, Macron, Sunak and Olaf Scholz for a round-table meeting.

Agenda: Complete annihilation of ‘human-animals’/ ‘cockroaches’ – expletives derogatorily used for Palestinians by the Israeli government. Putting up grim faces, the utterances of these five men are business-like.

Joe Biden: Quick Netanyahu, spell out your plans.

Netanyahu: We continue to air-bomb the civilians; have moved in our tanks for a ground offensive in the Gaza Strip. We understand it would take a long time to finish them off.

Joe Biden: It’s a slow process but in a long drawn-out war public opinion will turn against us.

Olaf Scholz: With due apologies to Netanyahu and without touching raw nerves, may I remind you that when Hitler faced a similar problem – about exterminating a community he opted for the Jews to be sent to gas-chambers – saves the bother of long-term killing on a daily basis. The Holocaust has taught us that this option should not be explored as a final solution for the Palestinians.

Sunak:       I am a Person of Indian Origin. I remember my grand-father telling me in childhood about the Jallianwala Bagh massacre at Amritsar, India executed by the then British (India) rulers on 13 April 1919. As a matter of fact, the topography of the Gaza Strip suits Israel fine. The area is enclosed from all sides with one exit point at the Egyptian border which could be bombed to ensure no Palestinian escapes from there.  May I remind this August gathering that Jallianwala Bagh had a similar topography with all gates sealed and no escape routes for the thousands upon thousands of pilgrims (Sikhs & Hindus) who had gathered there on the festive day of Baisakhi. There were also people protesting against the Rowlatt Act. So Brigadier General Dyer ordered his army to do a clean and fast job, which they did through machine-guns. Of course martial law was in force in Punjab. The objective was achieved. True the number of people who had gathered and got killed/injured was in thousands only. That Israel is modifying this template to ensure 2-3 million Palestinians get eliminated!

Joe Biden: One hears about bombing Palestinians to stone-age. I recall the phrase ‘bombing Pakistan to stone-age’ used by our Assistant Secretary of State in a telephonic conversation with the Pakistani leaders after 9/11 when the latter were not taking a clear stance – whether they were with us Americans or not.

Netanyahu: I’m against bombing Palestine to stone-age. I’d rather eliminate all the Palestinians but leave the land at Gaza Strip, West Bank reusable by us after the mission is accomplished so that we could re-settle our own people there. Bombing Palestine to stone-age – even if it eliminates all Palestinians – would leave the barren stone-aged land of no use to us. So, what’s the big deal?

Macron:   (addressing Joe Biden) The American government has the experience of dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. I am against a similar exercise undertaken at Gaza Strip though some would argue that it would be a quick, clean and smart job eliminating all the – as the Israelis term – ‘human-animals’ and ‘cockroaches’ in one go.

Sunak:       I have it on authority of nuclear scientists and evolutionary biologists that not even a nuclear bomb can eliminate cockroaches – which have an inherent survival instinct against nuclear radiation.

[Netanyahu does a quick Google search on his smart phone using words – Cockroaches, Survive, Nuclear Radiation.]

Netanyahu: (interrupting others) Sunak is right on the dot!

Joe Biden: If that be so, whose brilliant idea was it to dub the Palestinians as ‘cockroaches’ and the like? If what Sunak says is true, Israelis better stop using expletives like cockroaches for Palestinians. That way we’ll come out of this messy war with our heads held high and with a measure of dignity.

 

[All others nod their heads in agreement.]

 

Macron:    That still leaves a minor irritant. What if we face a Nuremberg type of trial after the Palestinians are eliminated by the Israeli army? Let me remind you that all of us are going to face elections in our respective states within a year. God forbid if our parties lose the elections. Don’t forget that people are supreme. The opposition parties would get to our jugulars.

Olaf Scholz: Not to bother much. Post Nuremberg even the top most leaders were given a jail term of a couple of years; and that, too, was shortened subsequently at the behest of the Allies themselves who needed the services of these very Nazi-criminals to keep the restless masses – reeling under inflation after WWII – subdued in their own countries. So don’t fear any Nuremberg type of trials or their consequences. What is more, in post-Nazi Germany itself very many of those involved were allowed to escape to other countries. Recently, the Canadian government under Trudeau was actually honoring an Ex-Nazi right in the holy precincts of their Parliament! Don’t get me wrong; better not to kill all of Hamas leaders. Each one of us may actually need their services to stay in power in our own countries. That’s realpolitik, howsoever disgusting it sounds.

Joe Biden:  (irritatingly) By the way, Sunak could you at least ensure that your BBC fellows stop calling Hamas as fighters and use the designated term ‘terrorists’. BBC has become a pain in the a_ _e for me.

Sunak:       Trust me I have already put in a word, discreetly though, but it does not work.

Joe Biden:  Why don’t you cut off the BBC’s funds; impose a sort of economic sanction or freeze their bank accounts.

Sunak:       That would actually mean no news emanates from the U.K. – which is worse than having to hear reference to Hamas – the fighters 24x7. At least we are better off than the Russian government-controlled media which refers to Hamas as the liberation force. Hamas in Arabic actually means ‘zeal’. Hamas is also an Arabic acronym for “Harakat al-Muqawamah al-Islamiyya,” which means “The Islamic Resistance Movement.”

                  While we are at it, may I just remind you that while British official records till date refer to Bhagat Singh as a “terrorist”, the people of India and its government calls him a patriot, martyr, revolutionary and freedom fighter. All of us here could take a cue from history – unless we decide to rewrite world history as George Orwell had prophesied it to eventually happen.

Joe Biden:  Netanyahu, do keep in mind as you strategise your moves – that the USA has imposed war in about dozen and a half countries since WWII and every time I confess our army had to finally retreat back to the barracks with punches all over our faces. The short statured Vietnamese, would throw boulders from tree-tops above on American soldiers stationed on the ground below and kill them.

                   We were lucky there was no internet in the 1960s so we could hide the atrocities committed by us on the civilians from the rest of the world for a long time. But, now any Palestinian – I mean Hamas – could click a picture with his/her smart phone in Gaza Strip, get it viral and the whole world knows about it. You are plain unlucky to be waging a war in the internet-era.

                 Of course we had our problems way back in the sixties with lone-wolf journalists – I mean those with social conscience; it is thus that the ‘My Lai’ massacre, Napalm bombing, ‘Agent Orange’ resorted to by us got public. We became wiser in later years though and started the concept of ‘embedded journalists.’ But even that’s not fool-proof.

Macron:    Brother Netanyahu please bear with me; your Cabinet colleagues calling Palestinians as ‘human-animals’ – betray their utter stupidity. All human beings are animals, if you will social animals; so use of expletive ‘human-animals’ in relation to Palestinians bounces back on you and all of us present here, nay the whole humanity. Please listen to Joe Biden’s sagacious advice – don’t react in anger! Remember if you spit at the sun, the spit falls back on you.

 

At that very moment there was what sounded to be a shrill and long air-raid siren getting repeated again and again. Joe Biden was the first to duck under the table for cover – rather quick for his age – followed by the other four. Years of regular drills and exposure to SOPs instilled in the Heads of States had got their reflexes to be in perfect survival mode. A couple of  minutes later an anxious Israeli security official rushed into the bunker as he could not see the images of these leaders on the CCTV screen in the adjoining part of  the bunker.

 

Biden looks at the security official from his vantage position under the table.

 

Joe Biden:  Is the raid over?

 

Sheepishly the security official bent down, cleared his throat and whispered into Netanyahu’s ear that the sound was actually the long drawn out cry of a Palestinian child who had been grievously injured in an Israeli bomb strike.  Al Jazeera was airing the clip capturing the child’s cry repeatedly through its Arabic news service – which the Israeli intelligence officials sitting in the chamber adjoining the war room were tracking minute-to-minute as part of routine exercise to gaze into the mind of the Arab world.

 

The leaders stood up with a sigh of relief and Joe Biden announced the meeting to be over. All synchronously saluted each other with a ‘V’ sign, though one of them had faltered and even embraced a Nazi style salute – and worse shouted HAIL HITLER before rectifying the mistake.

Sunday, 29 October 2023

Indian Prime Minister lacks the courage to Tell Netanyahu: ‘This is not an era of war’

 

by

P.S. Sahni

 

Media reported extensively in 2022 – at the start of Russia-Ukraine conflict – that the Indian Prime Minister had a telephonic conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin and with a (contrived) air of a philosopher statesman pontificated: ‘this is not an era of war.’ Leaders of western nations – in particular the USA – hailed and interpreted it as a harbinger of a peace move initiated for an early end to the conflict.

 

However in the recently declared Israel war on ‘terror’ – a euphemism for committing a genocide of Palestinians in Gaza – no such homilies and pearls of wisdom have emanated from Narendra Modi’s stance. Reportedly over 6546 unarmed Palestinians bombed to death; 17439 injured; millions being forcibly displaced from their homes and under total siege.

 

Why is the Indian PM – who constantly boasts of his 56 inches of chest circumference – now somersaulting on his views on war?

 

The Indian PM has not taken a stance on whether the Al-Ahli Arab hospital in Gaza strip was destroyed by an Israel air strike causing the death of over 500 Palestinians. Maintaining a deathly silence on the identity of the perpetrators of this abominable crime is itself a crime. If the Indian PM thinks there is insufficient evidence to apportion the blame on either party – Israel or Hamas – he should publicly & loudly say so. This could halt the media blitzkrieg unleashed by both Israel and western countries. The Indian PM should additionally ask for evidence from those absolving Israel.

 

In recent times the Indian government took a stance vis-à-vis the Canadian government that the evidence supplied by the latter is insufficient to conclude that Indian agents were responsible for the murder of a Canadian Sikh named Hardeep Singh Nijjar.  Why is the Indian government not showing courage to ask for the evidence – regarding bombing of Al-Ahli Arab hospital – and then assess it before taking a final stand?

 

Does the Indian government have the courage to tell the Israeli ambassador based in Delhi to stop interfering in the internal affairs of India. Attention is invited to his recent tweet on ‘X’ after the Indian cricket team’s victory over Pakistan. In the tweet the Israeli ambassador is trying to drive a wedge between India and its neighbour. On another occasion (TOI, 20.10.2023) he is seen to be indulging in spreading Israeli propaganda re. Israel-Hamas conflict. Diplomats are not expected – nay allowed – to indulge in crass political activities. Recently the Indian government took umbrage at Canadian diplomats indulging in political activities and packed them off from Indian soil. Why is the Modi government lacking the courage to pack off the Israeli ambassador from Delhi?

 

Fourthly, the whole world has seen how fragile the Israeli defence and security system was; the impenetrability of the system was just a brand-name. In the last decade, the Indian government has risked a tectonic shift in its policy relations with Palestine & Israel. There has been no meaningful debate in the Parliament on the issue. The opposition parties have not been consulted. There is a palpable lack of dissemination amongst the masses of this policy and the reason thereof. In any case all agreements/MOUs between the Indian government and Israel signed in the last decade need to be reviewed – in particular those pertaining to purchase of defence & security gadgetry. After all, 1400 million Indians need a much safer security system than the one which failed Israel.