"Mondig" slachtoffer van Hamas propaganda

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Wanneer ik het blad Mondig van de doopsgezinde broederschap opensla, word ik geconfronteerd met een prikkelende voorpagina: Jozef en Maria voor een muur, met de tekst “Merry Christmas from Bethlehem”. Het beeld roept vragen op. Wat wil men hiermee zeggen? In het eerste artikel, Heilige Grond, verscheurde wereld, spreekt Youssef Alkhouri van Bethlehem Bible College over “genocide” door Israël. Dat woord raakt mij, omdat het juridisch en historisch niet klopt. Genocide veronderstelt de intentie om een volk volledig uit te roeien – een intentie die Israël niet heeft laten zien. Hamas daarentegen spreekt in zijn handvest wél over de vernietiging van ongelovigen en liet dat op 7 oktober 2023 gruwelijk zien. Toch lijkt Mondig de lezing van Hamas en zijn sympathisanten over te nemen: Israël als koloniserende bezetter, Palestijnse strijd als “dekoloniaal verzet”, en oproepen tot boycot en sancties. Voor mij voelt dit als een pijnlijke vergissing. De broederschap wil solidair zijn met slachtoffers, maar trapt zo in een narratief dat de werkelijkheid verdraait. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/beit-ahavat-ha-torah--5753331/support.

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