Paris To Name Street After Herzl

CONFRONT AND DEFEAT ZIONIST LOBBYING IN FRANCE

Even though the French had liberated itself from colonialism, the following decision proves that there are still remnants of it buried deep inside some of them, and the Zionist lobby in France is still strong enough to impose this decision on those responsible to take this decision that endorses Zionist racism. Herzl's policy was to expel Palestinians from their land to replace them with Jews imported from different parts of the world. Theodore Herzl wrote in his diaries on June 12, 1895: "Spirit the penniless population across the frontier by denying it employment... Both the process of expropriation and removal of the poor must be carried out discreetly and circumspectly". One of his followers, Israel Koning, like all other Zionist leaders said: "We must use terror, intimidation,land confiscation, and cutting of all social services to rid the Galilee of its Arab population". others added murder and assassination... etc. 

When Dr. George Habash, the secretary general of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, visited France few years ago for medical treatment the French Zionist lobby forced the French government to take him out of the hospital and put him on the first plane out of France!!!

Long live "liberty, fraternity and solidarity" with the Zionism!!!

PALESTINIANS AND OTHER ARABS LOBBYING WERE ABLE TO GAIN A GOOD PERCENTAGE OF EUROPEANS INCLUDING THE FRENCH TO THEIR SIDE; SO IT IS POSSIBLE TO CONVINCE MANY MORE TO PUT AN END TO SIMILAR PRO-ZIONIST ACTS.

Paris To Name Street After Herzl

By Hadi Yahmed

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"They said the proposal was put forward by two council members from the ruling Union Pour un Movement Populaire (UMP) party and endorsed by Paris mayor Bertrand Delanoë."

"They alleged in their proposal that Zionism is not a racist but rather

a national liberation movement." 

Herzl is founder of the political form of Zionism, a movement to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine

In a preliminary session, Paris municipality has decided to name a street or a square in the French capital after Theodor Herzl, one of the founders of Zionism, sources told IslamOnline.net Saturday, June 26.

The proposal immediately triggered an outcry from pro-Palestine organizations, saying the measures flies in the face of thousands of Palestinians who fell victim to his Zionist doctrine.

Paris municipality sources told IOL, on condition of anonymity, the decision was taken, in principal, on Friday, June 25.

They said the proposal was put forward by two council members from the ruling Union Pour un Movement Populaire (UMP) party and endorsed by Paris mayor Bertrand Delanoë.

The two members claimed that naming a street or a square after Herzl would be "a nice gesture" as he lived and worked in Paris as a correspondent to an Austrian newspaper.

They alleged in their proposal that Zionism is not a racist but rather a national liberation movement.

Municipality sources said the re-named street or square would likely be inaugurated on July 4, to mark the anniversary of Herzl's death.

Vienna municipality council had earlier this year announced a similar decision to name a street or a square after Herzl, angering its Muslim community and the Arab League.

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Reacting to the proposal, pro-Palestinian French organizations have encouraged the French people to flood Paris mayor with protest letters and emails to renege on the decision.

"The decision runs in the face of thousands of Palestinian martyrs," Pro-Palestinian French activist Ginette Hass told IOL, dismissing the decision as "scandalous."

She said the Zionist project founded by Herzl and the apartheid regime in South Africa were two faces of the same coin.

Meanwhile, the Citizenship Movement for Palestine society sent a message of protest to the Paris municipality council, a copy of which was obtained by IOL, maintaining that the decision was racially-oriented

The group compared Herzl's platform to the policies of incumbent Israeli Premier Ariel Sharon.

According to Encyclopedia Britannica, Herzl, a Hungarian-born Jew who died in 1904, is founder of the political form of Zionism, a movement to establish a Jewish homeland on territories seized from the Palestinians.

He founded the World Zionist Organization at the first Zionist Congress in Basel, Switzerland, in 1897.

Its aim was to find a "home for the Jewish people in Palestine ".

In 1949, after the foundation of Israel, his remains were exhumed from a Vienna cemetery and reburied in now-occupied west Jerusalem on a hill that now bears his name.

Israel’s creation has forced the departure of several millions of Palestinians, now mostly living in neighboring countries as refugees after Israel denied them return to homeland.

It also triggered a long-standing conflict between Israel and Arabs, particularly the Palestinians, seeking an end to the Israeli occupation and the establishment of a Palestinian state.

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