It's so symbolic that on the 50th anniversary of the Land Day - the day that symbolises the looting, the theft, the confiscation of Palestinian land by the State of Israel, the Knesset - the Israeli Parliament has enacted a death penalty for 'Palestinian terrorists', as it were. Actually that means something else. The law doesn't appeal to Jews because those who propose the law believe and say that explicitly that there's no such thing like Jewish terrorism, and by definition, accordingly, there's no such a thing like Jewish terrorists. That means that the Jews - a priori - are excluded from the appeal of this law. On the other hand they say again explicitly, that all Palestinians are terrorists - if not at present - in potential. The Chair of the Interior Committee at the Knesset said explicitly and literally a couple of days ago that there aren't any innocent people in Jenin, no innocent children in Jenin. That means, again, that all Palestinians are terrorists, and if this law says that terrorists should be executed and all Palestinians are regarded by them as terrorists, that means in other words, logically speaking, that all Palestinians should be executed.
We have to say something very clear:
That's not a death penalty law. That's a genocide law.
All those who supported - let alone proposed this bill - should be tried by The Hague.
