As a leading international champion of peace himself, President Shimon Peres, is getting an unfortunate taste of true anti-Semitism, the real baseless Jew and Israel hating that exists among many, a hate that is not logical, a hate that is not explainable, and a hate that is not abated by concessions and acquiescence to those who would prefer the Jewish People and the State of Israel did not exist.

Hundreds of people took part in a Buenos Aires protest against President Shimon Peres, who is visiting, standing opposite Argentina’s Congress while displaying signs labeling the Oslo architect a “murderer”, freely distributing literature to passersby to details Israel’s war crimes, the crimes against humanity perpetrated against the innocent civilians of Hamas-controlled Gaza.

Muslims and human rights activists joined hand, united against a common foe, the Jewish state, shouting at Peres “Get out of our country. Murderer!” The human rights activists who tenaciously pursue the Israeli scoundrel prefer to turn a blind eye to the widespread human rights violations that exist on a daily basis in Islamic fundamentalist regimes.

The marchers, self-proclaimed representative of truth and justice praised Hizbullah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah and Iran’s leaders, waving Lebanese flags. The protestors continued towards the Israeli embassy. Signs showing photos of Ariel Sharon in IDF uniform were also displayed.

The entire state visit to S. America has been most difficult for the president’s security detail; compelled to make sudden schedule changes to address growing security concerns as Mr. Peres moved about, with pro-Islamists monitoring his every move, shadowing him to be on hand to disrupt, not wishing to miss any opportunity during the state visit.

In all, the visit has passed without any major incidents, embarrassing events aside; and the security details have done a splendid job protecting the president, permitting him to continue on his mission, spewing words of “peace” and the need for compromise, to establish Palestine, as if the world needs another Islamic fundamentalist state aside the State of Israel.

(Yechiel Spira – YWN Israel)