Earlier
attempts to reach the police were unsuccessful. And so, a preventable
Arab riot occurred, because no one in the precinct
picked up the phone. Now Omer
isn't Tel Aviv or even Beersheba.
There
were no other emergencies.
The only emergency was the impending bedouin riot that could and
should have been prevented!
On
this occasion, the riot received
coverage. The July 8th
issue of The Jerusalem Post featured an article, “Beduin
attack in Negev town shocks residents,”
which reported on this latest Bedouin riot. I found the headline a
bit histrionic. Shocked? To quote the late Rabbi Meir Kahane, who
understood Arabs more than any tenured leftist professor at Ben
Gurion University; “I'm always shocked when people are shocked.”
This is nothing new. Naive liberals take years to see what
intelligent, self-respecting, people already know. The Bedouins hate
Israel and view us as thieves.
Not
surprisingly, Omer's clueless mayor, Pini Badash, expressed shock
when
he was interviewed by The
Jerusalem Post:
“We
sought coexistence with the Bedouin and now it blew up in our face.”
Literally.
Strangely
enough, Bedash admitted that Hamas and the Islamic Movement were
behind the attack and that their influence on the Bedouins was
growing. An anonymous Omer security official concurred. So
why was he shocked?
In
1981, Rabbi Meir Kahane was sitting in Ramle Prison under the immoral
orders of the infamous Administrative Detention Order, used by the
British to break the spirits of Jewish heroes. He took advantage of
the situation and authored his critical work, “They
Must Go!”
which documents the Arab demographic threat to Israel. In the
preface, (pg.
1-2) he noted the following, which speaks volumes about Israel's
judicial system:
“On
my right was a Bedouin Arab, imprisoned for the rape and murder of a
Jewish girl in the Negev area of the country.The possibility of his
having been apprehended would have been slim if not for the fact that
he added greed to his original sin. Having buried the body in a well,
he applied for the reward by contacting the police to say that he had
“discovered” it. Incredibly, his life sentence had been reduced,
and he was preparing
to go home after having served a mere eighteen years.”
The
Bedouins of Israel
Not
surprisingly, many Jews are astounded when they read about such
incidents, which usually don't make the papers.
If they are given attention, it is in the form
of a blurb on page 100 of the local paper. Such an image is contrary
to the one of the “happy” Bedouin that Jewish organizations and
the Israeli government like to propagate.
The mythology that Bedouins are “good Arabs” who love Israel.
Such patronizing does nothing to convince the Bedouin about how he
feels.
Most
Jews have no understanding of the true Bedouin nature, which stands
in opposition to the fictitious romanticized version that celebrates
them as charming throwbacks to an ancient time. The mentality of the
Bedouin is based on the violent
blood code of the desert: strength and ruthlessness. A defective
morality that might see your host feed you fruit and tea in his tent,
and then butcher you that same night under the desert moonlight. The
diligent researcher can find a treasure chest of horror stories of
Bedouin atrocities that are rarely given proper media coverage. For
centuries, Bedouin tribes butchered each other, as well as strangers
who were unfortunate to cross their path. In much of the Middle East,
this ancient code continues. Declaring yourself an “Abrahamic
brother” to a hostile Bedouin tribe will not instill any familial
sentiment in their hearts. They will butcher you.
Several
years ago I accompanied a friend who runs a canine search and rescue
unit to a small farm near the town of Ofakim
in
the Negev. The owner of the farm was surrounded by hostile Bedouins
who demanded
protection money. While the larger neighboring farms all paid them
off for fear of having their greenhouses torched, or the
unpleasantness of an unwanted evisceration, he alone refused to be
extorted.
First
they poisoned his dogs. Then they vandalized his farm. And then one
evening as darkness fell, a gang of Bedouins descended upon him with
knives, stabbing him repeatedly. Thank G-d he survived. The farmer
wasn't around during
our visit. A lone teenager was tending his farm, without any gun or a
knife. I left him a walking stick for protection. My understanding is
that the farmer has since abandoned his farm. No one could help him.
The army never deals with Bedouins. The police don't deal with
anything. Other than sporadic incidents, the Bedouins are
untouchable.
Several
years back,
there was the Shai
Dromi
incident where a Jewish farmer got into trouble for killing a Bedouin
intruder. Although he was acquitted
of manslaughter, he was imprisoned for a month. Eventually they
passed the “Shai Dromi Bill” which states that you have a right
to protect yourself. Easier said than done. Despite his acquittal
on the more severe charges, Dromi was convicted for illegal
possession
of weapons. Do
you
think it's easy to procure a gun license in the south? Think again.
If Dromi could have obtained one legally, he would have.
“Authentic
Bedouin” Experiences
Route
40 takes you through the heart of the Negev, where you can't help but
notice the extent of the unbridled land-grabbing of Bedouins. Naive
tourists clap their hands with glee at the occasional "Camel
Crossing" signs, or watching herds of ravenous goats (many of
them stolen from Jews) devour everything green. There is nothing
amusing about these signs. Their history is written in Jewish blood.
The
signs should read“Bedouin Camels Crossing” since the current
verbiage
gives the uninformed traveler the false impression that wild
camels sometimes
cross the road. While one isn't happy to hit a deer or other wild
animal, there is no malice involved when an unknowing animal strays
too close to the road. The careful driver is aware of this. There are
no wild camels today in Israel, nor even in the expanses of the
Arabian Desert. They are all Bedouin owned camels
and
their owners deliberately let them wander. It would be easy to fasten
them to a secure location. Too
many Jews have been killed or spend the rest of their lives in comas
as a result of collisions with camels. Hitting a camel at any speed
is like hitting a truck. I knew a man with a wife and kids whose car
collided with a camel several years back. He almost died from the
impact. Today he has brain damage.
Were
Israel a normal country, the Bedouins would be severely
punished for this outrage. Listen
to the draconian response from the regional leaders.
After several such unfortunate incidents, the authorities running the
Negev Region of Southern Chelm, required that all camels have ID tags
attached to their ears. The Bedouin wasn't phased by this. Proving
that Bedouin chutzpah and craftiness easily trumps the Jewish “kup,”
they simply snipped off the camel's ear. Many of these earless camels
are now crossing the Negev roads.
Be
careful driving at night. Heaven Forbid, hitting an earless camel
is just like hitting a regular one.
Rahat
In The News
Leftists
portray the Bedouin town of Rahat
as
a "moderate" one. Here are a few highlights from the
enlightened town of Rahat.
- 2008: Two Bedouins were indicted for their involvement with Al Qaida.
- 2010: Four Bedouins were arrested for throwing firebombs at motorists on Route 40.
- 2010: Officials of the Israeli Land Administration entered Rahat to demolish an illegally built mosque. A thousand Bedouins rioted, hurling stones at police, who responded with tear gas and arrests. You never saw video footage of these rioting Bedouins, because that would have exploded a carefully cultivated image. So would the image of 700 Israeli riot police trying to contain a powder-keg of Arab rage.
Did
you read about these incidents? Probably not. You
can chalk that up to the notorious “gag order” that is official
government
policy. The firebombing of Route 40 several years ago occurred around
Pesach. In addition to not wanting to think that the Bedouin is a
menace, they were also terrified that frightened tourists would
cancel their trips to Eilat. Who wants to be firebombed?
Lest
we forget the celebrated Bedouins of the Judean
Desert, all that describes his Negev brothers applies to him as well.
Except that the tribes of this region are generally viewed as the
“poorer” more “nebach” examples of their stronger more well
connected Negev counterparts. One thing to consider when traveling
the Dead Sea region. The Judean Desert Bedouins have a terrible
proclivity for leaving washing machines and tires on the roads at
night. And you wouldn't want to hike Wadi Qelt by yourself. If you
think
the Negev Bedouin has places to hide (or bury) things, consider the
thousands of sinkholes and chimneys throughout the Dead Sea Region,
that plunge down into unknowable depths.
Here
are some other Bedouin highlights from recent years.
- 2009: Nine Bedouin terrorists from Shfaram had their charges reduced, after blocking a highway with burning tires and throwing stones at drivers. Evidently, the earlier charges of forming a terror cell wouldn't stick, thanks to their Arab lawyer and Israel's legal system.
- January 2013: Two Bedouin brothers were arrested for plotting terrorist attacks in the South. These attacks included suicide bombings, shooting sprees, vehicular terrorism etc.
- In May of 2013, Bedouins hurled a large stone at a woman driver near Kfar Retamim. Several days earlier, Bedouins attacked a car with metal bars. The driver was accompanied by his pregnant wife. Fortunately, they fled when he withdrew his gun.
- Bedouin rock attacks against Jewish motorists have risen tremendously in 2014, particularly after the onset of Operation Protective Edge.
These
are just a tiny sample of Bedouin crimes. The majority are never
discovered. You
want an authentic Bedouin experience and not the sanitized
“Birthright” tourist trap experiences that provides glatt kosher
shish kebab, and a guarantee that you will wake up in the morning?
The
authentic Bedouin......
- brazenly squats on government land under the noses of the authorities, and creates shanty towns which become havens of criminal behavior.
The
authentic Bedouin......
- enters “military zones” without recourse. The “Fire Zone” signs only apply to you and I. I have seen it myself. A Bedouin women with a herd of goats crossing the shooting range of a local military base. Try that yourself. Count the minutes before you find yourself handcuffed. I give you five.
The
authentic Bedouin......
- litters the Negev with filth and pollution, and engages in grotesque unsanitary practices that would have looked primitive in the days of the Black Death. His goats (often stolen from Jews) and donkeys litter the desert with their feces, pollute the few pristine water sources, and devour critical vegetation like a herd of locusts. They are an environmental nightmare. (As a general rule, environmentalists ignore the Bedouin's ecologically disastrous habits, and even tout them as examples of ecological living. Pursue any ecological degree in Israel, and you will find that a major part of the curriculum is dedicated to glamorizing Bedouins, and excoriating anyone who suggests that we didn't steal the land from them.)
The
authentic Bedouin......
- is polygamous and collects state funds for every child. The deluded tax payer funds his many wives and children.
The
authentic Bedouin......
- beats his wives as if it were a religious mandate. A study back in 2012 by Itach-”Woman Lawyers For Social Justice”, reported that 97% of Bedouin women suffered some form of physical violence by a relative. Sexual violence is rampant.
The
authentic Bedouin......
- doesn't pay taxes or medical fees. Steals water and electricity. Bedouin woman with no paperwork or identity are given medical full treatment without questions. Who are you? What is your ID #? Nothing. Your local southern branch of Klalit or Maccabi has a unique way of dealing with these mysteries. They pull down a fat folder bearing one word on the cover -BEDOUINS.
The
authentic Bedouin......
- steals pipes, siding, cables, railroad tracks, cars, air conditioners, goats, sheep, horses, trucks, tractors, public art (and selling it for scrap metal), even ATM machines!
- runs extortion rings which squeeze money out of Jewish businesses and farms. Those who refuse suffer theft, beatings, arson/other property destruction, and sometimes death.
The
authentic Bedouin......
- smuggles drugs, weapons, prostitutes, etc. Into the country.
The
authentic Bedouin......
- is becoming radicalized, and by all accounts, active terrorist involvement is increasing. I remember reading about a 16 year old Bedouin girl who arrived at the Shoket Junction border police base, armed with a pistol. Her dreams of becoming a shaheed went unfulfilled, when she was shot dead before she could murder anyone.
In
the absence of any evidence, I suspect that Bedouins played a role in
creating Hamas's vast network of tunnels. They are already piercing
the border with their illegal smuggling ventures which treat the
border as if it were swiss cheese. Is it not reasonable to assume
that their knowledge of both sides of the border, and uncanny ability
to cross it with ease would make them a valuable asset to Hamas? As
noted earlier in this article, by all honest appraisals they are
increasingly engaging in terror.
During
the pre-state years, many Jews were murdered on the rural roads of
southern Israel. They were butchered by the grandfathers and
great-grandfathers of the Bedouins you see today. Across the road
from Sdei Boker, a beautiful park commemorates a Kibbutz woman who
was murdered by Bedouins in the early years of the State. As some
Leftist academics will explain to you, the unfortunate woman didn't
“understand” the “cultural norms “ of the local Bedouins.
Lest
one think that such past incidents may have rendered Kibbutz
residents sensitive to “right wing”” sentiments, they will
proudly inform you that Bedouins guard their agricultural fields at
night. I was informed of this lunacy by a Kibbutznik, who proceeded
to tell me (without batting an eyelash), that the Kibbutz has many
problems with Bedouin vandalism/theft. I looked at him as if he were
from another planet.
The
wonderful civil defense group,
“Hashomer Hachadash”,
has assisted many Jewish farmers throughout the South and other
regions. But they can't be everywhere all the time. And their
resources are insufficient to combat the Bedouin menace. Were there
not so many southern military bases, the Negev would be as dangerous
today, as it was back when the Negev was no-man's land. The Bedouin
wishes to remain anonymous. But given the opportunity, and a little
carelessness, one can still feel the Bedouin blade in one's belly.
Just a few months ago, a young Jewish man barely escaped a lynching
by a gang of Bedouins, while waiting for a tremp
outside of Beersheba.
I am certain that no one reported on this. I read nothing of the
incident.
Lest
one think that mere proximity to the highway means anything, I can
assure you that what occurs five feet off the highway in the Negev is
an entirely different world. The lawless Bedouin can murder a Jew and
melt into the night. No personal documentation, no fingerprints. He
doesn't exist.
The
government's incessant fear of a Bedouin uprising prevents them from
addressing the problem. So they appease them with grotesque land
deals, for land that never even belonged to them. Many years ago,
there was an unsuccessful attempt to require that Bedouins show
documentation for their land. Overwhelmingly, they had nothing to
prove evidence of “ownership.”
Ironically,
the clueless left puts forth two contradictory images of the Bedouin
when defending them. On the one hand:
- They were landless nomads who roamed the Middle East. As these leftists would have it, only Israel's colonial expansionism curtailed their ancient way of living.
- On the other hand, these same frauds simultaneously insist that Israel is stealing Bedouin land today.
Generally
speaking, the portrayal of the landless Bedouin is historically
accurate. Granted, they would violently
fight for a region they might be temporarily inhabiting, but they
didn't necessarily fight for eternal rights, since they intended to
move on. Furthermore,
the next season might see another region of the desert more
accommodating
in terms of vegetation for their herds, and available water sources.
As
a rule, Bedouin tribes fought for what they wanted, and as an
ironclad rule, might always made right. Every
dirty
trick of deceit and ambush would be used to slaughter other tribes
that posed a threat to them. Tribal warfare often involved
complicated arrangements based on confusing kinship ties that might
backfire on the involved
parties. But one thing is certain. They were not people who could
point to any one spot and state, “this is where
we live.” They were historically landless.
And
yet despite this historical reality, and the inability of Bedouins to
prove ownership, the spineless government
policy has become even more entrenched. The new “Begin Plan” on
the horizon is an impending nightmare, since it rewards the Bedouins
for their brazen land-grabbing.
You
think the South is dangerous today, as Bibi continues his insane
policy of appeasing Hamas while they continue to shower us with
rockets? Hamas will only be one Arab front in the South, when the
Bedouin rage reaches its's boiling point. It is only a matter of time
before the Bedouin fifth column wages an intifada of their own. And
when they do, they will set the entire southern region on fire.
Unfortunately,
the Leftists will only wake up when they can no longer drive down to
Eilat.
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