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We publish below a text by Victor I. Eliezer that was published in the newspaper Kathimerini on 20.9.2025 with the title "On genocide and democracy" in response to an article by Stavros Zoumboulakis entitled "Genocide and Democracy" published in the newspaper Kathimerini on 14.9.2025.
"I read the article entitled "Genocide and Democracy" by Mr. Stavros Zoumboulakis, whom I admire for his contribution to literature and the fight against anti-Semitism.
It alleges that Israel has committed: “a. killing members of the group, b. causing serious harm to the physical or mental integrity of members of the group, c. intentionally inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part, d. measures intended to prevent births within the group.”
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Article by the President of the EJC in Euronews (17.9.25): Last week, towards the end of a tourist season in Venice, an Orthodox Jewish family was attacked during their evening stroll through the city when a group of passers-by brutally attacked and spat at them, shouting "Freedom to Palestine."
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The historian, professor emeritus at the University of Haifa, daughter of the writer Amos Oz and, like him, a tireless defender of peace, speaks to "NEA".
She is a true daughter of her father. And we write this with all the love we had for him, the Israeli writer Amos Oz. An equally tireless defender of peace, the Fania Oz-Salzberger She has, of course, carved her own path, she is a historian, an emeritus professor at the Law School and the Center for German and European Studies at the University of Haifa, as well as an author. No further introductions are needed – let us let her explain why she urgently needs our help.
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Twenty-four years after September 24, 11, the world is not the same. And yet, the great upheaval did not happen outside; it happened inside the West. From “we are all Americans” we went to “Free Palestine,” from the clear condemnation of Islamist terrorism to moral relativism, from the self-confidence of our civilization to the guilt of our own existence.
October 7, 2023 was Israel's own September 11. But instead of standing up for ourselves, a part of the West decided to call any Israeli military action "genocide" — even though it knows, or should have known, what that word means legally.
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“…Who are you to determine how much my husband’s life is worth?”… “…It’s my child’s life, Matan’s life that hangs by a thread”… “This is my little brother, I will not abandon him.”
The most important thing is not to forget the hostages.
By Anat Lev-Adler*
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