Welcome back to the Dershow, looking forward the question that is in the minds of obviously

most Israelis, many Americans, and people around the world is what should Israel do next.

It's interesting that an email from a student at UCLA, and he said the UCLA Debate Society

announced that it was going to have a debate should Israel respond militarily.

They retaliate, et cetera.

They got hundreds of people offering to debate, no, they shouldn't, and they couldn't get

a single student to argue that Israel should retaliate.

Obviously nobody would deny America the right to retaliate if 40,000 of its innocent civilians

were killed.

We now know from speeches made by various public officials that children were burned alive,

but tires that were on flaming were rolled into a room with children so they could be

incinerated.

Children were murdered in front of their parents, then their parents were murdered,

women were raped.

This was a mass lynching, more than 12,000 Jews were lynched.

Compare that to the lynchings, horrible, tragic lynchings that occurred in the history of

the United States.

There were more Jews lynched in one day, in last Saturday, in several hours of one day,

than in any 10-year period during the worst of the Jim Crow lynchings.

The total number of African-Americans, according to statistics I've seen, lynched during the

entire lynching period was around 4,000 over what, a 60 or 70-year period, horrible, too

many, unjustified.

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