# The war of the Israeli left against the State of Israel

Игорь Исаев

Following Israel's victories over the Arab armies in 1967 and 1973, the anti-Israeli forces, led by Britain [1] and the Soviet Union [2], concluded that it was impossible to defeat Israel militarily. They therefore chose a different tactic: strangling Israel under the guise of the so-called "peace process".


Britain assigned a key role in implementing this tactic to the Socialist International [3], which it controlled and which included the Israeli left-wing parties Avoda и Meretz. A special mission in this project was to be carried out by the leader of the Israeli left, Shimon Peres, who in 1978 was elected vice-president [4] of the Socialist International.


The Soviet Union, for its part, focused its efforts on legitimizing [2] the terrorist Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and its leader Yasser Arafat, preparing the latter for the role of a full participant in future negotiations.


The third link in this coalition was the Israeli left, which launched a campaign to transform public consciousness. They sought to convince the population that peace was possible only through negotiations with terrorists and unilateral concessions.


It took the left two decades to raise a generation of Israelis who were educated in the spirit of pacifism and a willingness to make unilateral concessions. The left's rise to power in 1992 marked the beginning of a forced "peace process" whose consequences Israel still feels today.


On September 13, 1993, representatives of the Israeli left and Yasser Arafat signed the Oslo Accords [5], a document that became a tragic turning point in the history of Israel. The Norwegian Labour Party, one of the most anti-Israeli forces within the Socialist International, played a significant role in the preparation of these agreements.


Under the Oslo Accords, the left brought Yasser Arafat and his 50,000-strong army of terrorists from Tunisia to Israel, and created for him the Palestinian Authority as a prototype of a future Palestinian state.


Once in Israel, Arafat began doing what he did best: terror [6]. During the so-called "Oslo War" [7], in the first five years after the signing of the accords, the number of Israelis killed by Arafat's terrorists exceeded the figures for the previous fifteen years. In total, in the fifteen years since the signing of the Oslo Accords, 1,450 Israelis have been killed-which, in terms of population, is equivalent to about 33,000 deaths in Russia or 67,000 in the United States.


For his services in undermining the security of the State of Israel, Shimon Peres [8] was generously rewarded by forces hostile to the Jewish state:


in 1994, together with Yasser Arafat, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize;

in 1999, he was elected Honorary President of the Socialist International; [9]

in 2008, Queen Elizabeth II made Peres an Honorary Knight of the Grand Cross;

in 2010, the Russian Foreign Ministry awarded him the title of Honorary Doctor of MGIMO;

in 2012, he was awarded the title of Honorary Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences;

in 2012, US President Barack Obama awarded Peres the Presidential Medal of Freedom. [8]


Not content with the terrorist "Oslo War" that had been unleashed, the left initiated a unilateral withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon in 2000 [10], which led to the creation of a terrorist Hezbollah enclave on the northern border. The consequences were rocket attacks on northern Israel and two full-scale wars.


Having eliminated security on the northern border, the left turned its attention to the south. In 2005 it withdrew Israeli troops and evacuated Jewish settlements from the Gaza Strip. [11] This resulted in the establishment of a Hamas terrorist state, which systematically shelled southern Israel. This policy culminated in Hamas's attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, in which 1,200 Israeli citizens were killed. [12]


CONCLUSION


The result of the "peacekeeping" activities of the left was a semi-ring of terror that engulfed the state of Israel. In the north is Hezbollah, in the south is Hamas, in the east is Fatah, underground cells of Hamas and Islamic Jihad. In terms of security, the country has regressed to a situation reminiscent of 1949.


Thus, the Israeli left's crimes against the Jewish people did not end with their shameful collaboration with the Nazis in the realization of the Holocaust. [13] After losing the elections in 1977, they did not learn from this - on the contrary, they returned to their pernicious tendency to ally with those who dream of wiping the Jewish people off the face of the earth. If before their partners were the Nazis, today they are the jihadists - enemies more ruthless and cruel.


References

[1] Igor Isaev "Facts about Britain's anti-Israel activities" (17.04.2025) http://subjecthistory.livejournal.com/51062.html#8

[2] Igor Isaev "Why was the Palestinian people not born?" part 1 (07.12.2023) http://subjecthistory.livejournal.com/44987.html

[3] Igor Isaev "The Socialist International as an Instrument of London" Часть 1 (30.03.2025) http://subjecthistory.livejournal.com/50190.html#5

[4] Website of the Office of the Prime Minister of Israel: Biography of Shimon Peres. http://www.gov.il/en/pages/peres

[5] Wikipedia: Oslo Accords.

[6] Wikipedia: The PLO and Terror after the Oslo Accords.

[7] The Jerusalem Post: Oslo is dead: A Palestinian state will never exist. (08/09/2023) http://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-758080

[8] Wikipedia: Shimon Peres

[9] Socialist International website: Shimon Peres 1923-2016. https://www.socialistinternational.org/news-events/in-memoriam/shimon-peres-1923-2016-653/

[10] Wikipedia: Withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon.

[11] Wikipedia: Israeli disengagement from the Gaza Strip.

[12] Wikipedia: Hamas invasion of Israel October 7, 2023.

[13] "The Israeli Left and the Holocaust" - preface to the Russian translation of Ben Hecht's book "Perfidy", 1961. http://subjecthistory.livejournal.com/43516.html