American journalist describes Israel as a 'rogue state' and documents genocidal rhetoric in its society

American journalist and TV presenter, Abby Martin, reopened the file on deeply rooted racism in Israeli society by re-publishing a previous field interview she conducted with Israeli settlers and citizens. Martin expressed her shock at the extent of hatred and explicit calls to kill Arabs and Palestinians she encountered during her tour, noting that the general atmosphere was charged with unprecedented hostility.

Martin likened her experience of walking through Israeli cities to walking through the streets of Berlin in 1932, a clear reference to the rise of Nazi and fascist ideology. She said she felt an enormous amount of disgust and disbelief as she listened to the hate speech adopted by Israelis from various segments of society, emphasizing that her Western features did not prevent passersby from questioning her about her ethnic origins.

The American journalist recounted a recurring situation where people would ask her immediately upon seeing her: 'Are you Arab?' And when she replied that she was American, they would immediately begin to express their deep hatred for Palestinians. Martin considered this behavior to reflect the nature of an 'ethnic state' based on the principle of racial superiority, which she described as the true essence of Zionism.

Martin issued a sharp call to the international community for the complete isolation of Israel, describing it as a 'rogue state' and an apartheid state that practices pathological lying and serial killing. She affirmed that continued support for this state or visits to it by academics, celebrities, and politicians represent a stain, especially after its true nature has been exposed to global public opinion.

In the context of her discussion of discriminatory laws, Martin pointed to the Israeli Knesset's approval of legislation allowing the execution of Palestinian prisoners exclusively, considering it a blatant face of explicit fascism. She explained that what she saw with her own eyes during her visit in 2016 was not just fleeting events, but an institutional approach that is becoming more brutal over time.

The report she re-published included shocking testimonies from Israelis, with one stating that there was no point in talking to Palestinians or trying to deal with them. Another went further by calling for their intensive and comprehensive bombing, considering that excessive military force is the only language that should be used against them.

The camera also documented extreme religious views rejecting mixing or marrying Arabs, with one speaker justifying this by saying that Jews are a 'special nation' to whom God gave the land, and there is no place for Arabs in it. These statements reflect the depth of the exclusionary ideology instilled in successive generations in Israeli society, which categorically rejects the Palestinian presence.

Martin expressed her horror at the 'genocidal rhetoric' that was not limited to the political elite but was common among ordinary people of all ages and walks of life. She noted that many did not hesitate to call for the use of nuclear bombs against Palestinians, which reflects a collective desire for comprehensive ethnic cleansing.

The American journalist concluded her remarks by emphasizing that the Zionist propaganda that lasted for decades has completely collapsed, and the world now sees Israel for its naked truth. She believed that this situation based on oppression and hatred cannot continue for long, especially with the increasing international awareness of the reality of the crimes committed against the Palestinian people.

It is an ethnic state built on superiority and hatred, and the entire world must isolate this rogue state obsessed with genocide.