In this eight part series, Woodchip Gazette examines the nature of Zionism and sits distortion of public perceptions of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Part I, (
Rewinding History), questions the validity of Zionism’s persecutionist narrative.
Part II, (
Nosing After Blood), examines Zionism’s grounding in racialist pseudo-science and 19th century social Darwinism.
Part III, (
Blood & Cant), explains how Zionism combines racialist notions with a persecutionist narrative in order to create a false helix of Jewish identity.
Part IV, (
An Article of Faith), discusses theological spectacle and the role of the "Holocaust" in Zionist apologetics.
Part V, (
A King Like Unto Other Nations), discusses the idolatry of nationalism and how it is inimical to both the Prophetic and Christian traditions.
Part VII, (
Hammering Back to the Future), summarizes political implementation of Zionism, and the premises on which Israel has been founded vis a vis the aspirations of the Palestinians.
Part VIII, (
To Be and Not to Be) discusses the perverse role of “Israel’s Right To Exist” in Zionist apologetics.
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