RNA – The co-founder of the Free Palestine Movement, Dr. Paul Larudee, argued that if the people around the world demand justice for the Palestinian people, they should “stop cooperating in any way with Israel.”
He made the remarks during an exclusive interview with Rasa News regarding the recent developments in Palestine.
The political commentator also added that if we decide for justice, “We will stop buying anything that has passed through Israeli hands. We will stop selling anything to Israel. We will stop Israelis from entering our countries. We will stop ships owned by Israeli companies from coming to our ports.”
“We will make it impossible for Israel to exist,” he said.
Regarding the recent deadly arson attack in the Palestinian village of Duma which led to the killing of the 18-month-old Palestinian toddler, Ali Saad Dawabsha, he said although Israelis officially condemned the killing and called it terrorism but “Israel also officially murders children.”
“It has to do so in order to empty Palestine of Palestinians. They are happy to see horrible atrocities such as this, because it takes attention away from less horrible atrocities,” he added.
The American professor based in California noted that “the story reached some American people, but it was not treated the same as if a Jewish Israeli child had been killed in the same way.”
“The Zionists in control of US media mostly did not provide details or pictures and did not interview the parents. Americans who hear about it will think that there’s not much they can do,” he stated.
'The Palestinians causing problems'
Mentioning the reaction of the Zionist Jews all around the world, Dr. Larudee said: “many will think that the killing was unintentional and that in any case the Palestinians are causing the problem and that it is best for them to just leave Palestine and live somewhere else.”
The Palestinian family’s small brick and cement home in Duma was gutted by fire early on July 31, and a Jewish Star of David spray-painted on a wall along with the words "revenge" and "long live the Messiah".
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