Israel Deports Palestinians, 'Experts' Suddenly Discover Consequences
When Israel deported over 150 freed Palestinian prisoners last month, according to NPR, some Israeli 'experts' raised concerns about long-term security. These 'concerns' conveniently ignore decades of similar policies designed to destabilize Palestinian communities and cleanse populations. This isn't newfound introspection; it's the calculated observation that even ethnic cleansing can sometimes
backfire. One might recall the historical pattern of expulsions: from 1948 to forced exiles through the decades, mass displacement is not a bug, but a feature of expansionist policy. The only 'consequence' these 'experts' truly fear is a blowback that affects their security, not the human rights violations of which they are complicit. How many 'security concerns' does it take for a systematic
oppression to be called what it is?