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Monday, 31 March 2008
Peace As A Strategic Option Bookmark and Share

by Hugh Fitzgerald

In his most recent taped broadcast, Ayman Al-Zawahiri doesn’t have a word to offer about the “legitimate rights” of the soi-disant “Palestinian people.” He notes that the perfidious Jews, or Israelis, have attacked Gaza. And so they have, in scrupulous fashion, in their attempt to end the rain and reign of rockets over Israel’s southern cities. For Al-Zawahiri it is “the Muslims” who have been hit and “the Muslims” who must avenge these attacks. There is not a secular or nationalist word in his speech. more...

Posted on 03/31/2008 4:50 PM by NER
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29 Apr 2008
Send an emailheroyalwhyness

 If I understand this correctly, a sizable portion of the Israeli population arrived following the diaspora from the surrounding Arab pogroms as a result of Israel being granted nation status in 1948.   How is it possible that  ex-dhimmi Jewish survivors  (and their decendents) of Arab pogroms could ever  comprehend or even contemplate  a 'peace process' with any Arab nation?  How could they not  know better?

I'm profoundly stunned that so many Israeli Jews do not understand their enemy.

 






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