{"id":213711,"date":"2024-02-28T08:56:24","date_gmt":"2024-02-28T12:56:24","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/stateofthenation.co\/?p=213711"},"modified":"2024-02-28T08:56:24","modified_gmt":"2024-02-28T12:56:24","slug":"britains-crown-prince-being-stealthily-set-up-and-manipulated-by-his-zionist-masters-and-rabbinic-handlers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/stateofthenation.co\/?p=213711","title":{"rendered":"

Britain’s Crown Prince being stealthily set up and manipulated by his Zionist masters and Rabbinic handlers.<\/b><\/h2>"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Is this politically-motivated Rabbi a suitable advisor to our Crown Prince?<\/em><\/strong><\/h1>\n

\nAnd shouldn’t we lowly ‘commoners’ be worried?<\/h3>\n

By Stuart Littlewood | VT<\/p>\n

The Royals are not supposed to air their political opinions and seldom do. But\u00a0a YouGov poll<\/a>\u00a0finds that a majority of adults (47%) think it was right for Prince William to comment on the situation in Gaza, 24% didn\u2019t.<\/p>\n

I wonder if it would have made any difference if they\u2019d been told that the Prince asked a certain Sir Ephraim Mirvis for guidance before making his statement. This gentleman happens to be the Chief Rabbi. And such a person is hardly expected to be non-partisan.<\/p>\n

In fact, writing in the\u00a0Sunday Telegraph<\/em>\u00a0only last month, Mirvis denied that Israel was committing genocide. He said: \u201cIt should be obvious that if Israel\u2019s objectives were genocidal, it could have used its military strength to level Gaza in a matter of days.\u201d
\nBut the fact that Israel has taken an agonising four-and-a-half months (and counting) to do exactly that \u2013 flatten Gaza and exterminate swathes of the population \u2013 surely make the genocide ten times worse?<\/p>\n

Mirvis claimed the use of the word \u201cgenocide\u201d to describe Israel\u2019s action was an affront to victims and the survivors of genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, Darfur and the Holocaust. \u201cIt is a term deployed not only to eradicate any notion that Israel has a responsibility to protect its citizens, but also to tear open the still gaping wound of the Holocaust, knowing that it will inflict more pain than any other accusation. It is a moral inversion, which undermines the memory of the worst crimes in human history.\u201d<\/p>\n

This\u2026 er\u2026 gentleman really ought to read and understand the legal definition of genocide, then consider what an affront it is to be a genocide denier in these supposedly more enlightened times.<\/p>\n

So what did Prince William say?<\/strong><\/p>\n

His statement<\/a>\u00a0makes clear he\u2019s another one who thinks the whole problem began on October 7 with a \u201cterrorist\u201d attack by Hamas, totally ignoring the mega-terrorism perpetrated against the Palestinians by Israel over the last 75 years.<\/p>\n

He\u2019s another one who has taken four-and-a-half months watching wholesale carnage and destruction of the cruellest kind before saying to himself, \u201cJeez, maybe I ought to speak up about this.\u201d<\/p>\n

And he\u2019s another one who thinks it\u2019s only the Israeli hostages that matter and never mind the thousands of Palestinian hostages already banged up in Israeli jails on October 6 and the many thousands more snatched by Israel\u2019s military thugs since then.<\/p>\n\"\"<\/picture>\n

The Prince said \u201ctoo many have been killed\u201d in the conflict, and \u201cI, like so many others, want to see an end to the fighting as soon as possible\u201d.<\/p>\n

He went on: \u201cThere is a desperate need for increased humanitarian support to Gaza. It\u2019s critical that aid gets in and hostages are released.<\/p>\n

\u201cSometimes it is only when faced with the sheer scale of human suffering that the importance of permanent peace is brought home. Even in the darkest hour, we must not succumb to the counsel of despair. I continue to cling to the hope that a brighter future can be found and I refuse to give up on that.\u201d<\/p>\n

Why must human suffering be pushed to such a horrendous pitch before the importance of peace is realised? And what exactly is his \u201chope for a brighter future\u201d?<\/p>\n

Number 10 said the UK government welcomed his intervention. A spokesperson for the prime minister said the statement was \u201cconsistent with the government position \u2026 It is important that we speak [with] one voice as a nation\u201d. But we all know how criminally pathetic the position of No 10 and the entire Government has been, and still is, to the extent of implicating the whole nation is Israel\u2019s genocide.<\/p>\n

The Israeli government responded by saying: \u201cIsraelis of course want to see an end to the fighting as soon as possible, and that will be possible once the 134 hostages are released, and once the Hamas terror army threatening to repeat the Oct 7 atrocities is dismantled. We appreciate the Prince of Wales\u2019 call for Hamas to free the hostages. We also recall with gratitude his statement from Oct 11 condemning Hamas\u2019 terror attacks and reaffirming Israel\u2019s right of self-defense against them.\u201d<\/p>\n

So the Prince had earlier reaffirmed Israel\u2019s right of self-defence? Here\u2019s another \u2018chief\u2019 pontificating his wonky views to us \u2018indians\u2019 without first taking sensible legal advice. Or was it the Rabbi whispering in his ear? As the UN has warned, \u201cIsrael cannot claim self-defence against a threat that emanates from the territory it occupies \u2013 from a territory that is kept under belligerent occupation\u201d. And as China reminded everyone at the ICJ, \u201carmed resistance against occupation is enshrined in international law and is not terrorism\u201d. What is so difficult to understand?<\/p>\n\"\"<\/picture>\n

The Prince is said to\u00a0enjoy a close relationship<\/a>\u00a0with the Chief Rabbi and his aides have been in regular contact with Mirvis\u2019s office. Talks included ensuring the Prince had a \u201cclear view\u201d on the murky subject of anti-Semitism. This is alarming news, for obvious reasons. And it turns out that Mirvis accompanied Prince William on his visit to Israel in 2018 where he was photographed at the Wailing Wall wearing a kippah (or yarmulke). He is the first British royal to have officially visited the apartheid state, ending the boycott by the royal family and in so doing helping to legitimise the regime\u2019s many crimes against humanity.
\nSo who is Chief Rabbi Mirvis? He came to the UK via South Africa, Israel and Ireland and succeeded Jonathan Sacks (bizarrely elevated to the Lords) as Chief Rabbi in 2013.<\/p>\n

\u2018The worst of our worst\u2019<\/strong><\/p>\n

Mirvis is reported to have accompanied Sacks on the annual Jerusalem Day March of the Flags in 2017. Bradley Burston, a correspondent with Israeli newspaper\u00a0Haaretz<\/em>, described it as \u201can annual, gender-segregated, extreme-right, pro-occupation religious carnival of hatred, marking the anniversary of Israel\u2019s capture of Jerusalem by humiliating the city\u2019s Palestinian Muslims.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe knew what was coming from previous years, in which marchers have vandalized shops in Jerusalem\u2019s Muslim Quarter, and chanted: \u2018Death to Arabs\u2019 and \u2018The (Jewish) temple will be built, the (Al Aqsa) Mosque will be burned down\u2019, shattered windows and door locks and poured glue into the locks of shops forced to close for fear of further damage.\u201d<\/p>\n

In 2015 Burston had written: \u201cThe Flag Parade, and with it, Jerusalem Day, has come to symbolize the worst in us. Arrogance, xenophobia, brute dominance, racist hatred. A march of, by, and for, the worst of our worst.\u201d<\/p>\n

Prior to that Mirvis represented the Israeli government at diplomatic level in Ireland, so he is not your average, straightforward nice-guy holy man. He\u2019s a dangerous political operator and in 2019\u00a0meddled in UK politics<\/a>\u00a0by suggesting in the media that Jeremy Corbyn, the great white hope of many frustrated UK voters in the upcoming elections, was unfit for high office.<\/p>\n\"\"<\/picture>\n

From the day Corbyn was elected leader of the Labour Party, the pro-Israel lobby were terrified by the possibility that, if he became prime minister, Britain\u2019s supine tolerance of Israel\u2019s crimes against Palestinians and other Arab neighbours would end, and so would trade, collaboration and arms deals.<\/p>\n

Israeli insider Miko Peled, a former Israeli soldier and the son of an Israeli general, had earlier warned that Israel was going to \u201cpull all the stops, they are going to smear, they are going to try anything they can to stop Corbyn\u201d, and the reason anti-Semitism was used is because they have no other argument.<\/p>\n

According to Mirvis the overwhelming majority of British Jews were \u201cgripped by anxiety\u201d at the thought that Labour might win. \u201cThe way in which the leadership of the Labour Party has dealt with anti-Jewish racism is incompatible with the British values of which we are so proud \u2013 of dignity and respect for all people,\u201d he said, as if Jews in Israel shared those values.<\/p>\n

In a harsh attack on Corbyn\u2019s party, he wrote: \u201cThe party leadership have never understood that their failure is not just one of procedure, which can be remedied with additional staff or new processes. It is a failure to see this as a human problem rather than a political one. It is a failure of culture\u2026. It is a failure of leadership. A new poison \u2013 sanctioned from the very top \u2013 has taken root in the Labour Party.\u201d<\/p>\n

He said that claims by the Labour Party leadership that they were doing everything they could to tackle the scourge of anti-Jewish racism was \u201ca mendacious fiction\u201d. He asked: \u201cHow complicit in prejudice would a leader of Her Majesty\u2019s opposition have to be in order to be considered unfit for high office?\u201d He then added: \u201cWould associations with those who have openly incited hatred against Jews be enough?\u201d So he put the boot in \u2013 right in the middle of an election campaign \u2013 a move which helped bring about the downfall of Corbyn and the Labour Party.<\/p>\n

OK, so Corbyn wasn\u2019t the leader he should have been. But who is, in the never-ending parade of \u00e9lite political screwballs? I have sympathy with Mirvis\u2019s concerns that the Party was too lackadaisical over its handling of anti-Semitism complaints, having looked into a couple of cases myself. They took an absurdly long time to investigate, were often based on scant or ludicrous evidence, and lacked \u2018due process\u2019. I wondered why the Party, in a situation like this, was so stupid. On the other hand has anyone ever heard Mirvis or Sacks or any of the so-called leaders of the Jewish community in the UK call out Netanyahu and this thugs for their hateful behaviour and inhuman policies, and to bring those responsible to book?<\/p>\n

Mirvis and others of his persuasion fail to understand that the mounting dislike of pro-Israel Jews is due to the failure of people like him to condemn the Israeli regime\u2019s decades-long brutal oppression and crimes against our Palestinian friends \u2013 Muslim and Christian.
\nIs it not worrying \u2013 and a monumental PR blunder \u2013 that our heir to the throne and his minders feel they must turn to such a person as Mirvis for advice on an appalling tragedy that has been waiting to happen for more than a century and for which Great Britain is largely responsible? As Lord Sydenham described it at the time, \u201cdumping down an alien population upon an Arab country may never be remedied \u2026 what we have done is, by concessions not to the Jewish people but to a Zionist extreme section, to start a running sore in the East, and no one can tell how far that sore will extend.\u201d<\/p>\n\"\"<\/picture>\n

And Lord Edwin Montagu, the only Jew in the British Cabinet at that time and very much opposed to the creation of a national home for Jews in Palestine, considered Zionism to be \u201ca mischievous political creed, untenable by any patriotic citizen of the United Kingdom.\u201d He said he was \u201calmost tempted to proscribe the Zionist organization as illegal and against the national interest.\u201d<\/p>\n

Stuart Littlewood
\n27 February 2024<\/p>\n

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