Prince Charles, heir to the British Crown, attended the recent World Holocaust Forum at the Holocaust Remembrance Center at Yad Vashem last week, to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. He also met with Israeli President Reuven Rivlin, and in a strange set of circumstances, later joined and graciously chatted in Bethlehem, with Jew hater, Palestinian President-For-Life, Mahmoud Abbas who, in his PhD thesis denied the very existence of the Holocaust. For Prince Charles to greet warmly, both the leaders of Israel and “Palestine” in a matter of hours, brings to mind, his uncle, the traitorous king of England, Edward VIII, also known as the Duke of Windsor, who was a Jew hating Nazi sympathizer during WWII. England’s royalty has always been duplicitous when it pertains to dealing with Jews. Recall the Brits’ vicious treatment of the Jews during that nation’s mandate over what was then erroneously known as Palestine.
The prince’s mouthed words at Yad Vashem were overshadowed by his sympathetic stance in speaking to the Palestinian people during his visit to Bethlehem where he met with Abbas. He celebrated the close ties between the British and “Palestinian” people. He said, “It breaks my heart therefore, that we should continue to see so much suffering and division. No one arriving in Bethlehem today could miss the signs of continued hardship and the situation you face. It is my dearest wish that the future will bring freedom, justice and equality to all ‘Palestinians,’ enabling you to thrive and prosper.” Amnesty International UK praised the prince’s comments, saying he had offered “genuine sympathy and solidarity with ‘Palestinians’ over what it said were their years of suffering.” His words were described by Britain’s Sky News TV as constituting “the biggest show of support that a member of the Royal family ever has expressed for the ‘Palestinians.’ ”
But then again, Charles has never really understood the plight of the Jews in Israel. That was clearly evidenced in a shocking report that surfaced in November of 2017, in which the heir to the throne of the House of Windsor had written in a 1986 letter that he believed that those responsible for the protracted turmoil in the Middle East were “foreign, European Jews.”
Too bad Charles could not speak the truth to Abbas, Fatah, the PLO and all the murderous thugs listening in. He could have asked them how the Christians in the PLO controlled city of Bethlehem have fared under Muslim control. He could have urged them to sit down with Israeli leaders and work out a peace plan that Arabs have declined to do since the Oslo Accords, 27 years ago. He could have denounced the worldwide BDS movement that is thriving throughout Europe. But, he missed the boat. Sadly, Prince Charles has again indicated the duplicity and the two-faced stance Britain has played over the many years with Jews and Israel. We fear an outspoken supporter of “Palestine” when this prince guy sits down as England’s king.
