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FIGAROVOX / TRIBUNE - Faced with tensions between Israel and Hamas, 76 personalities including Manuel Valls, Philippe Val and Renée Fregosi affirm their solidarity with the Israeli people and call for the fight against Islamism in all its forms, in Israel as in France.


While Israel fully disengaged from Gaza in 2005, attacks from the Gaza Strip occur sporadically. For several days, Israel has faced an unprecedented offensive: Hamas has fired thousands of deadly rockets and missiles at the Israeli population.

Hamas is not aiming at the establishment of a state for the Arab people of Palestine, but the destruction of the Hebrew state.

Faced with this aggression, most of the media coverage seems surreal. Certain journalists now dare to speak of " attacks by the Islamists of Hamas ", but most still send the belligerents back to back while others evoke yet another original Israeli provocation (real estate conflicts in East Jerusalem or the supposed invasion of al -Aqsa, for example) which would have set fire to the powder, while we know that the stockpile of rockets (financed in particular by the Iranian sponsors of Hamas) and the tunnels had already been in place for a long time.

As for certain political parties in France, their eagerness to defend Hamas confirms their Islamo-leftist drift despite their soft denials. On the other hand, four hundred thousand dead in Syria and all the victims of Islamist terrorism in the Middle East, Pakistan, Afghanistan or Africa do not move these indignant people.
By confronting the advanced figure of Islamism in Gaza, Israel contributes to the defeat of an Islamic totalitarianism which is also raging in our territory.

The attempts to excuse or justify Islamist violence which would be the consequence of the just anger of the humiliated, the " despoiled ", the oppressed are unfounded and untrue. Because the “ Palestinian cause ” is not and never has been the cause of a desperate Third World economically or politically. The Arab misfortune is real, but its cause lies at the heart of the Arab powers and is not in Israel. The Palestinian misfortune is real, but the reason for this misfortune is called Hamas and not Israel.

As long as Europeans do not integrate Islamist cosmology into their reading grid of the Muslim space and the Arab world, they will not understand the real issues. The deadly thought of the Muslim Brotherhood, of which Hamas is an incarnation, we see at work in France and in Europe as well as in North Africa and the Sahel. It is the same ideology which armed the arm of the assassin of Samuel Paty, as it fanaticized Kobili Traoré who massacred Sarah Halimi because she was Jewish, that is to say a supporter of Satan in the Islamist phantasmagoria.

In the present confrontation, Israel is within its rights. Whatever errors some may want to reproach its rulers, Israel has the right to exist and to persevere in its being. And here he fights his attacker. It still fights today to defend its territory and its population (Jewish and Arab, affected indifferently by rockets).

But Israel doesn't just do that. By confronting the advanced figure of Islamism in Gaza, Israel contributes to the defeat of an Islamic totalitarianism which is also raging in our territory. You don't have to be a great expert to understand this and understand that beyond what is at stake in the Middle East, it is probably our future, here, in France and in Europe, that is also at stake.

Affirm our solidarity with the Israeli people!

Signatories:

Mehdi Aïfa, anti-Islamist activist

Michel Albouy, university professor

Paul Atlan, doctor

Claudine Attias-Donfut, Research Director

Michel Auboin, consultant

Bat Ye'or, writer, researcher

Jean-Jacques Benoît, honorary mayor of Pessa,

Hortense Bile, president of AMIFA

Claire Brière-Blanchet, journalist

Frédéric Joseph Bianchi, president of the Terra Eretz association

Jean-Marie Brohm, Emeritus University Professor

Catherine Chalier, philosopher

René Chiche, professor of philosophy

Elie Chouraqui, filmmaker, journalist

Sophie Chauveau, writer

Charles Coutel, university professor

Brice Couturier, journalist, essayist

David Duquesne, liberal nurse, columnist

Yves Doukhan, consultant, member of the board of Dhimmi Watch

Bernice Dubois, Honorary President of the Movement for Peace and Against Terrorism

Annick Duraffour, Associate of Letters

Alexandre Feigenbaum, President of Dhimmi Watch

Elisabeth de Fontenay, philosopher

Renée Fregosi, philosopher, political scientist

Luc Ferry, philosopher

Jean Giot, professor of universities emeritus

Aline Girard, honorary general curator, essayist

Gilles-William Goldnadel, lawyer

Yana Grinshpun, MCF University

Philippe Gumplowicz, university professor

Alain Herbeth, essayist

Danielle Khayat, retired magistrate

Alexandre Krivitzki, psychoanalyst

Marcel Kuntz, research director

Sergey Kuznetsov, writer

Alexandra Laignel-Lavastine, philosopher

Teddy Lasry, composer, musician

Michel Laval, lawyer

Jean Pierre Lledo, filmmaker

Barbara Lefebvre, teacher, essayist

Yves Mamou, journalist, essayist

Aurélien Marcq, senior official

Liliane Messika, writer, translator

Thibaut Moreau, psychoanalyst

Franck Muller, professor emeritus

Marc Nacht, psychoanalyst

Fabien Ollier, director of QS editions

Rémi Pellet, university professor

Céline Pina, essayist

Ziva Postec, director, editor

Michaël Prazan, writer, documentary maker

André Quaderi, professor, EMDR psychotherapist

Gérard Rabinovitch, CNRS researcher

Richard Rossin, surgeon, founder of Médecins sans frontières

François Roudaut, university professor

Xavier-Laurent Salvador, MCF University

Georges-Elia Sarfati, university professor

Jean-Paul Sermain, university professor

André Senik, professor of philosophy

Bruno Sire, Honorary President Toulouse Capitole University

Jean Szlamowicz, university professor

Talila, singer, actress

Pierre-André Taguieff, philosopher, CNRS

Jacques Tarnero, essayist

Thibault Tellier, university professor

Semira Tlili, president of # Reseau1905

Dominique Triaire, university professor

Michèle Tribalat, demographer

Monette Vacquin, psychoanalyst

Henri Vacquin, sociologist

Philippe Val, journalist, essayist

Caroline Valentin, lawyer

Manuel Valls, former prime minister

Sophie Valles, member of # Reseau1905

Ibn Warraq, essayist

Aude Weill-Raynal, lawyer

Jean Pierre Winter, psychoanalyst

Michel Gad Wolkowicz, psychoanalyst

Jacques Wrobel, doctor