Friday, September 17, 2010

Yellow Discharge In Underwear

of indulgences complacency and force

manifestations, isolated or not anti-Semitism in Venezuela will not stop until the institutions of the Kehilla make emphatic demands that the President punish these situations, especially in official circles

As a meeting "sincere" described Recently the president of the CAIV, Solomon Cohen, the sustained between the authorities of the Kehilla Venezuelan President Chavez. Referred in similar terms about a statement from the Confederation in which predicted that "this new dialogue (...) will bring positive results in favor of coexistence, peace and harmony Venezuelan society as a whole. " The president himself, meanwhile, boasted of the same event during a rally PSUV proselytizing, which called for "respect the Venezuelan Jewish community" and reiterated that "no one can say that the Government pursues here the Jews" legitimate to claim that Cohen's statements about it.

However, what is really behind this meeting, so similar to other occurred just moments before large waves of anti-Semitism in the country? Do not forget that it is not the first time Chavez met with Jewish community leaders; no es la primera vez que estos le presentan dossiers y pruebas de alusiones antisemitas en medios del Estado y pro gobierno, ni es la primera vez que Chávez niega ser antisemita.

Informes similares se dieron a conocer en 2006, justo cuando estallaba la guerra del Líbano, y el Presidente se envalentonaba para minimizar las relaciones con el estado de Israel al nivel de encargados de negocios. Declaraciones similares de Chávez ocurrían justo cuando estallaba la Operación Plomo Fundido y se ejecutó uno de los episodios más oscuros en la historia de los ataques a la comunidad judía venezolana: el ataque contra la sinagoga Tiféret Israel de Maripérez a principios del año pasado, almost parallel to expel the Israeli ambassador in Venezuela, Shlomo Cohen.

And both statements and similar reports met in December 2005 when the CAIV rejected warnings from Simon Wiesenthal Center in after an apparently anti-Semitic speech of President Chavez, and demanded that the organization does not interfere in the affairs of the Venezuelan Kehilla.

All this account is intended to express the concern that this meeting is one that falls on the deaf ears in the history of tensions and distensioines between the Jewish community and the Venezuelan government. With an attitude that can be described from naivety, naivete, and even fear, become community leaders to believe in the word of the president.

Meanwhile, in Aporrea repeat the commonplaces of the Jewish lobby in articles like this, or this one, which insist on the de-legitimization of Israel (which was published days after the "fruitful" meeting .)

Meanwhile, anti-Semitic (or "Zionist" as it has taken to calling, so "politically correct") confessed Vladimir González Cristina Acosta or remain in the official radio station, or while Walter Martínez try every day, disguised as brainy international analysis, add comments to ridicule or discredit the state of Israel.

All this goes on and is maintained, with hardly a promise of the President to "study everything we present, in the words of Cohen. A promise is enough to provide the most significant changes since even the most elemental, as the mere fact that the official website of the CAIV removing the link to denounce anti-Semitic.

And while questions are raised: Does the President shall order the cessation of anti-Semitic in the media and penalize Silva, Martinez, Gonzalez, Acosta and Nolia? Did the President understand the need to resume relations with the state of Israel (a subject on which the statement is silent CAIV) as an existential Kehilla in Diaspora around the world? The answer, naive, CAIV leaders seems to be yes, but some skeptics, we need hard evidence of this change in policy.

Photo: Aron Hakodesh of Maripérez after its desecration in February last year

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