Hazit has it right

The MZ, as my loyal readers know, has been a huge Benny Elon fan and supporter for some time now. However, another political party has risen from the Land of Israel that has caught my attention, thanks in part to regular reader and commentator, Kahaneloyalist, who pointed out to me the Hazit party, or Jewish National Front, led by Baruch Merzel.

While Rabbi Elon still deserves much respect for his work on the Right Road to Peace plan, which advocates transferring the vile, disgusting moslem terrorist vermin from the Land of Israel and permanently annexing all of Judea, Samaria, Gaza and Golan, the plan is now going to waste.

Yes, Elon has recently backed away from his transfer plan and made a deal with concessionist pig Zev Orlev of the NRP (National Religious Party) to merge parties for the coming elections. Apparently, the move to merge was not a done from strength to shift Orlev to the right, as MZ originally believed, but instead inched the National Union (NU) to the left to accommodate the pathetic Orlev.

So, while the NU are still nationalist allies - I have no doubt that the members are hardcore lovers of Zion who will fight expulsions - the party of Merzel is uncompromisingly ready to take the fight for Eretz Israel to a higher level. A level that rejects foolish pragmatism, rejects compromise, rejects ministerial ambition, and seeks to flat out change Israel in a revolutionary way that allows true democracy from the standpoint of being first and foremost a JEWISH STATE.

Said Merzel, as reported by Arutz Sheva News, "Rabbi Benny Elon was obligated to take transfer [of moslem scum] out of the platform. If not, he would not have been allowed to run with [miserable opportunist] Zevulun Orlev. He agreed, and you have to ask 'why?"

This is a very important question. The answer is he wants to expand his number of seats, but at what cost? If he refuses to include expelling the moslems from his platform he has lost a huge part of what made him great, and renders the NU somewhat impotent.

Merzel went on to say, "They sat a whole year with Sharon until he got everything ready to destroy Gush Katif. Then they left, but it was too late. We need leadership that sees a few inches ahead and doesn't have to get a ministerial seat at any price. They are promising us they will sit with Olmert, if Olmert will take them, for a price. I am telling people I will not join up with any party that is willing to give up one inch of the Land of Israel."

Now, THAT is a platform to respect. There must be complete and total rejection of Olmert and the other concessionists who seek to bulldoze Jewish civilians. In no way can a true opposition to further expulsions and beatings remotely consider working within the Olmert led government.

Now, that said, I do not believe Elon would accept an appointment to a concessionist cabinet, but the fact is nobody is more adamant against it than Merzel, so you have to respect his convictions above those of all others.

"It is considered something weird in Israel today not to compromise," said Merzel, "but we compromised for fifty years and it brought us Hamas in Gaza, Judea and Samaria - and a candidate to the Knesset who wants to bring Hamas to Umm El Fahm and the Galilee as well."

Merzel also ripped the secular anti-Semites who sit on the Supreme Court. These kippah Jew-haters have never met a leftist or a moslem they didn't like, but will forbid religious Jews from anything and everything that might come before the court. In short, they are a giant problem.

"We want to change the entire system in Israel which is corrupt and has failed to defend the rights of Israel's citizens," Marzel said. "We want to revamp the corrupt [Supreme] Court that approved the expulsion of Jews from their land. If they are not replaced, then they will destroy every Jewish thing in Israel. People didn't move here from America to have America in Tel Aviv, because they could just go have the real thing in New York."

Finally, Merzel gave a final zinger to the corrupt politicians he seeks to unseat.

"We are running with no budget no help from the government and no salaried workers. We won't get our letter for the party for another two weeks, so we can't even tell people which letter to place in the ballot box yet. Democracy in Israel is not exactly ideal, but we have no choice but to do our best. We want to lead this country. It is time for someone to be the prime minister who believes in the Holy One Blessed Be He."

You have got to love this guy, and he gets my support and respect for having the courage to say what needs to be said in a country that regularly imprisons rightwing dissent.

-MZ