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They say that it is "disloyal"
to "air our dirty laundry in
public," and that we have no
right to "tell the people in the
hot seat what to do."
Such people confuse sup-
port for the state or people of
Israel with support for its cur-
rent government. They pre-
tend that we who agree more
with Israeli doves are "telling
Israel what to do" while they
who line up with the hawks
are merely supporting Israel.
Of course, Israel is a divid-
ed society with lively
democratic debate about the
road to peace. Those who in-
sist that we not criticize
Shamir's refusnik policies
give the Israelis the impres-
sion that they support those
policies, whether they intend
to or not. They are certainly
making just as partisan a
choice as we who openly sup-
port the peace movement.
Furthermore, people who
say we mustn't criticize
"those in the hot seat" are
saying something very
strange about U.S. foreign
policy. We do not hear them
saying one must move to
France or the Ivory Coast or
Guatemala before one may
criticize the policies of those
countries. There is an obvious
double standard here.
American taxpayers send
more money to Israel than
any other country, but we are
admonished not to be critical
of the Israeli government as
we are of others around the
world.
The assumption is that if
American Jews, the bedrock
of support for Israel in this
country, start criticizing it,
general support for Israel will
erode. I think just the op-
posite is true. What is need-
ed is the decoupling of basic
support for Israel (and for U.S.
aid to Israel) from unthinking
support for Israeli govern-
ment policy. The American
people's support for Israel will
only be solidified if Jews take
a leading role in insisting
that the Israeli government
honor U.N. Resolution 242,
respect Palestinian rights,
freeze settlement in the ter-
ritories, and generally move
towards peace.
In short, loyalty rests not in
keeping quiet about Israel's
problems, but in working
diligently to overcome them;
it lies not in papering over the
injustice of the occupation,
but in fostering an honest and
constructive discussion about
how we can arrive at an
honorable arrangement in
which Israelis and Palesti-
nians can live side by side in
the cramped quarters which
both insist on calling home.
Our failure to support those
working for peace in Israel

has had several tragic conse-
quences, among them giving
Israeli public opinion, the
ultimate arbiter of Israeli
policy, a distorted view of
their main base of support,
and denying Palestinians who
have the guts to continue giv-
ing peace a chance a source of
hope.

In the American political
arena, our silence has made
it impossible for the 31
Jewish members of Congress
to speak up for justice for
Palestinians without feeling
they are alienating the entire
Jewish community, which is
almost invariably a central
part of their political bases.
Since their non-Jewish col-
leagues often look to them for
leadership on this issue and
their actions are seen as

Our silence has
made it impossible
for the 31 Jewish
members of
Congress to speak
for justice for the
Palestinians.

crucial and reported widely in
Israel, the importance of em-
powering Jewish legislators
to risk speaking the truth on
this issue cannot be
overemphasized.
Four years ago, well before
the intifada erupted onto the
front pages of our newspapers,
Yehoshafat Harkabi, Israel's
former chief of military in-
telligence, warned that
"Israel's fateful hour" had ar-
rived, that it was time to
negotiate a two-state solution
with the Palestinians - for
Israel's own good! The
seconds of that fateful hour
are still ticking away. Yet
many Israelis and American
Jews still respond by preten-
ding we can turn back the
clock; witness efforts to por-
tray the recent lull in Palesti-
nian deaths as a sign that the
intifada is winding down.
But as the murder of seven
Gaza day laborers by a kooky
young Israeli and the subse-
quent explosion of protest in
both Israel and the territories
make clear, you can't disarm
a timebomb with wishful
thinking. It's high time we
faced facts.
There will be no peace for
Israel without justice for
Palestinians. And the best
backing we can provide to our
brethren in Israel is to tell
them so, loud and clear -
even as we continue to
champion support for Israel
in our own country. ❑