By Phyllis Chesler

So, let me understand this.

If an Israeli diplomat visits a European country and the Foreign Ministry decides to protect him (even though he is not the Prime or Foreign Minister), then that exceptional Israeli is not vulnerable to being arrested as an alleged “war criminal.”

So far, so good. But, what if an ordinary Israeli (everyone serves in the army, everyone is in the reserves) visits, let’s say, Londonistan, might he or she be arrested and shipped to the Hague on Goldstone-exacerbated “war crime” charges? I raised this question here before and have since discussed it with a number of Israeli friends. Outrageous as it seems, they believe this possibility must be taken seriously. After all, where Jews are concerned reality is surreal.

I’ve been writing about the war against the Jews for eight years now. Increasingly, I am outraged, frustrated, by how viral Jew-hatred has become, how synchronized it now is: Just like the coordinated attacks by jihadic homicidal mass murderers. Continue reading…