Yityish Aynaw

Some tales of Israeli Bond-villainy are more amusing than others, such as the Day of the Dolphin-type bestiary apparently at their disposal. The overblown 2009 “€œorgan harvesting” story was a graver concern, even though the Swedish reporter who penned it shrugged that he didn’t know if it was true.

These contracepted refugees, though…the story may not quite pass the smell test, but it surely rates a C+.

Even some of Israel’s most rabid critics might quietly applaud their bête noire for allegedly doing something they approve of: attempting to keep its population as homogeneous as possible.

So what’s really going on?

White feminists in the West fumed about Israelis supposedly treating black Third World females as if they were too stupid to understand the concept of birth control. I’m forced to side with these feminists, but for reasons of which they might not approve.

As a doctor connected to the Israeli program explained, referring to the refugees’ country of origin:

Injectable contraceptives are the most desired throughout [Ethiopia]. They are easy, culturally preferred, and offer the ability to be on birth control without a woman informing her husband, which is an issue here.

In other words, these Ethiopian women know exactly what they’re doing. Israeli doctors, anxious to keep the women’s secret, do sound suspiciously like they’re denying something“€”because they are.

As for Miss Israel, will she comment on this touchy subject? Sounding remarkably like any other pageant contestant the world over, Aynaw cites as her heroes Martin Luther King and Tyra Banks. So perhaps she”€™ll just stick to “€œworld peace”€ as her cause of choice and even chat about it with the president at that banquet.

Some folks who likely won”€™t be at the gala?

U.S. President Barack Obama…graduated college in 1983; yet, none of the 25 or so alumni of his class who are now living in Israel remember laying eyes on him.

Weird.

Then again, I got that story from Haaretz.