By Maidhc Ó Cathail
The Passionate Attachment
July 7, 2012
Recently,
there’s been a lot of talk from suspect sources both from within and outside Israel of an imminent Third
Intifada. One year before 9/11 drew America into Israel’s “war on
terror,” the September 2000 armed march to Jerusalem’s Temple Mount led by then
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon provoked the Second Intifada.
It’s worth
considering whether the belated investigation into Palestinian
leader Yasser Arafat’s 2004 death commissioned by the Israel-friendly
Emir of Qatar’s Al Jazeera TV network might have been intended as the
provocation to spark off a third Palestinian uprising.
With the Al
Jazeera-enabled “Arab Spring” already having provided the alleged jihadist
threat as a justification, Tel Aviv has been loudly preparing public opinion
for “preemptive” military action across its borders with Egypt, Syria and Lebanon.
An uprising in
the Occupied Territories is all that’s required to provide the pretext to
resolve its internal “demographic threat” once and for all.
Notwithstanding its much-touted “fears” of global jihadism on its doorstep, the seemingly
besieged Jewish state may be closer to realizing its dreams of a Greater Israel
than ever.
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