By MICHAEL SLOVANOS
THE perpetrators of the Melbourne Adass Israel Synagogue firebomb attack could not have timed it better to embarrass the Albanese government over its recent shift in foreign policy to support a UN resolution calling on Israel “to bring an end to its unlawful presence in the occupied Palestinian Territory”.
The attack predictably fueled outrage against Labor by the Zionist mouthpieces of the Australian media, most notably Andrew Bolt, James Macpherson and Shari Markson, on cue with Benjamin Netanyahu accusing the government of taking an “extreme anti-Israeli position” and linking the arson attack to what he called Australia’s “scandalous” voting record at the United Nations and the decision to decline a visa to a former Israeli cabinet minister.
So, are we suggesting the arson attack could have been carried out by someone with an interest in shaming the Albanese government’s anti-Israel stance at the UN? One would have to be quite naive to not rule out such a political motive.
It would also be naive to dismiss the possibility that the attack was perpetrated by Israeli interests, given that there are numerous cases of Jewish people being caught in acts of “anti-semitism” that typically involve daubing swastikas on synagogues.
A post on X a few days ago revealed media reports of 18 such false-flag “anti-semitic attacks” resulting in prosecutions by police in the US and elsewhere. We include a few of them.
In fact news of the the Melbourne attack has predictably gone global, as Israel once again plays its persecution card after provoking worldwide outrage over its blitzkreig against Gaza and Beirut and the deaths of some 40,000 Palestinians in retaliation for the October 9, 2023 Hamas raid.
Bleating on Sky News about the arson attack, James Macpherson used the October 9th attack to repeat the blatant war propaganda spread around that event. It later emerged that Israel was warned beforehand, but ignored the warning, blaming a mysterious “surveillance failure”.
It also emerged in Israeli media that the IDF itself was responsible for many of the deaths that day as a Hellfire helicopter strafed vehicles and people randomly under the so-called Hannibal Protocol. None of this, of course, rated a mention at Sky News by Macpherson and company.
Another interesting fact has arisen about the ultra-Orthodox Adass sect – they are frequently the target of the IDF and police in Israel because they refuse to fight in the armed services. According to an Australian Palestinian posting on X they are also anti-Zionist like other Orthodox sects such as Neturei Karta who totally reject the idea of a Jewish state.
“Can anyone tell me who does it benefit burning down the Adass Melbourne synagogue, except getting Dutton elected after Labor angered Israel? The Adass Israel community in Melbourne are non-Zionists and shunned by the Zionist community. In Israel they get bashed by their own,” the Palestinian supporter posted with a video showing members of the sect getting attacked by police and IDF.
And while the likes of Bolt and Macpherson rage against Albanese with their “see, we told you so” narrative, the political reality behind the event is as murky as it gets in the bipolar world of Arab versus Jew.
Certain powers-that-be would have us believe that there’s “a shadowy group of people out there” who are affected by a “virulent hatred of Jews” and would burn down a synagogue at the drop of a hat.
We might also ask who are those who would burn down a burger shop owned by a prominent Palestinian-Australian activist, as happened last year in Caulfield, Melbourne, at the business called Burgertory?
The Burgertory fire led to clashes between Israel and Palestine supporters after the shop’s owner linked it to his involvement in a pro-Palestine rally and labelled it a hate crime. Police denied it was racially or politically motivated but The Age newspaper obtained a brief saying that the accused arsonist Habib Musa had been contacted by covert operatives to “have a conversation”.
Those promoting the “virulent anti-semitism” narrative are almost always the perpetually whining Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith and related Jewish-Zionist entities whose sole purpose in life is to remind the world that Jews are the most persecuted people of history.
Jews who don’t live in Israel might reflect on the fact that their Zionist experiment in Israel has created endless human misery for the past 75 years and has done nothing to help global perceptions of who and what they represent.
We could also reflect on the fact that the influx of non-Jewish Middle Eastern immigrants into Australia in recent years is doing little to help the situation. If globalists have a divide and conquer strategy running against ostensibly Christian western nations, we can clearly see it happening.