Art and music form connections between people of different cultures, transcending language, bridging divides and providing joy, beauty and inspiration. Is it any wonder Palestinians and their Western enablers have attempted to weaponize the arts, and to use them as a tool to bludgeon opposing voices?
Enter Elizabeth Marie Gunther, a property manager for Prodesses Property group in Sunnyvale, California. Elizabeth is a member of the Sunnyvale Singers Choir and recently put out a request on "Threads" for Hanukkah songs for the Choir's Winter concert. She's not interested in the classics. No Rock of Ages for her.
Elizabeth has asked her followers for "something so clear that any Zionists in the crowd feel like they've been smacked in the head by it". Yeah, Elizabeth. How Christian of you. Who would Jesus smack?
Elizabeth also inquires if her followers know of any Palestinian songs.
She may want to check out the Arab classic, Birds of Paradise, in which children sing of their desire for martyrdom.
When we seek martyrdom, we go to heaven.
You tell us we're small, but from this way of life we have become big.
Without Palestine, what does childhood mean?
Can't help but wonder what the Sunnyvale Singers feel about the racist Jew-hater in their choir. You can ask them, here.
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