The whitewashing of Jewish extremists in Gaza by WorldNetDaily’s Aaron Klein continues. In an Aug. 17 WND article, Klein describes the settlement of Kfar Darom as “a religious community at the Jewish Gaza entrance.”
But an Aug. 10 Agence France-Presse article, which described Kfar Darom as “arguably the most ideological of Gaza settlements” with “a religious agenda of its own,” offered more detail on the kind of “religious community” Kfar Darom is:
Nitza Kahana came from Jerusalem with nine of her 10 children to defend Kfar Darom. Like everybody else in the settlement, she believes that any evacuation can only be temporary.
“Every time the Jews were kicked out, they came back. We’re not even talking about hope here, we know that we will come back if Kfar Darom is dismantled,” she says.
Her father in law was the revered Rabbi Meir Kahane who was famously assassinated in New York in 1990 and whose other son Rabbi Binyamin Kahane was killed at the beginning of the intifada.
Why won’t Klein or WND tell its readers how many of the holdouts in Gaza are sympathizers to the Kach/Kahane Chai movement (created by Meir Kahane), with its history of violence and extremism?