Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Anti-semitic cartoons follow Goldstone's would-be retraction

Predictably, even as Goldstone still signaled a negative sentiment towards Israel in his supposed retraction, the Islamic world reacted quite repugnantly:
The Arab world has reacted with vicious anti-Semitism to retired Judge Richard Goldstone's change of heart about his report to the United Nations on Israel's 3-week counter terrorism war against the Hamas rulers of Gaza two years ago. [...] A post on the website of the New York-based Anti-Defamation League gives examples of numerous anti-Semitic cartoons published in newspapers across the Middle East.

Some show Goldstone being bribed with “gold” by an Israeli soldier. Others feature Jews with stereotyped features such as a beard and a hat controlling the judge.
Let that be a lesson how, even if the libel perpetrator doesn't apologize seriously, the enemy can and will still turn against him for depriving them of a libel weapon they'd hoped to use against Israel, even if he didn't backtrack in actuality.

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