Posted on 03/22/2002 6:09:26 AM PST by vrwc54
What "widespread Arab support"? What world do you live in that makes you believe this cr@p?
Fine. Let Israel and the Arabs conclude a just peace and then neither side will be able to use the conflict as an excuse for neglecting other problems.
The Israelis have been trying and have supplied the Arabs with land, power, money, arms, and honor. I realize it is not enough for you or the bloodthirsty murderers you support. However, the Arabs have not kept one of the agreements they signed.
We have at least several dozen places where God says that Ishmael has no neshamah, savable soul, and is just an animal (beast) in human form (pereh adam).
We are specifically told that he cannot and will not ever reform, and we are warned not to try to educate or civilize him, no more degrees from MIT or London School of Economics...awarded to murderous savages, hoping thereby to be more effective murderers, to cut off more heads...
Christians specifically are told to eliminate this vermin, why is it you think Urban II preached, and Godfrey de Bouillon went on, the Crusade?
Jews are told to eliminate Amalek, and when they do the Millennium will come in.
We are also told that to be merciful to the cruel (a code word for Islam/Ishmael) is to BE CRUEL TO THE MERCIFUL (Jews and Christians).
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Bus bombing fails to unite Israel's Jewish and Arab victims of terror
Obviously, the Arab-Israeli conflict existed pre-67. However, the Israeli occupation following the 67 war created additional sources of conflict. The conflict has evolved over time.
By the way, I don't accept your characterization of Israel's enemies as "Arab Islamic nazis". The nazis of WWII were hostile military occupiers. In that sense, they have more in common with Israelis than the oppressed Palestinians.
Islam is all about war and lies for their neighbors. Any gains or treaties the Islamics sign are all just stepping stones to conquering and subjugation of their neighbors. Your fat slob Mullahs preach as much from time to time depending on how hopped up they are.
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Sure they are Nazis. They want to kill the Jews just like Hitler wanted to. Everyone saw that Jewish blood libel the Saudis published in their newspaper last week
Oh it created additional conflict all right. Additional conflict perpetrated by increased Arab nationalism, and increased terror by the Arabs. It's always increased by your Arab Islamic friends. If a Jew walks on an Arab flower accidently that act creates "additional sources of conflict" no matter that the Arab planted it in a Jew's yard.
By the way, I don't accept your characterization of Israel's enemies as "Arab Islamic nazis". The nazis of WWII were hostile military occupiers. In that sense, they have more in common with Israelis than the oppressed Palestinians.
Uh, yeah right:
The Arab/Muslim Nazi Connection
Turning the West Bank into another "Bosnia" (Photo Album)
"The era of interim agreements," said Ben-Ami,
"is dead. It only exists in the imagination. The Palestinians
have absolutely no faith in interim agreements, for their
reasons. We are also opposed to them. They have only
given birth to terror and to a Bosnia-like situation
(in the territories)."
-- Israeli Foreign Minister Shlomo Ben-Ami
Although there was ample proof to arrest him
[Hajj Amin al Husseini] as a war criminal after
the war, the Allies made no effort to do so... Yugoslavia,
asked for his extradition... but the Arab League and the
Egyptian government succeeded in having the
demand tabled
-- Encyclopedia of the Holocaust
In the 1990's. the Christian Serbs later sought retribution for what they claimed were "massive war crimes" by the Islamic Bosnians during World War II, during the Bosnian-Croatian war in former Yugoslavia.
Grand Mufti of Jerusalem One of the most prominent Arab leaders in Palestine and the Middle East. Some believe that Husseini's collaboration with the Germans was designed to obtain support for Arab national goals from a power that seemed to have good prospects for winning the war. Others link his sympathy for Nazi Germany to his enthusiasim for its anti-Jewish policies, particularly, the Final Solution. Some even perceive a general ideological affinity between totalitarian Fascist and Nazi theories and Islam, as conceived by Husseini. Pre - War Contacts with the Nazis After he had broken with Britain, Husseini sent two emissaries to Berlin to make concrete proposals for collaboration. This occurred in December 1937 and in May 1939. As a result, Wilhelm Canaris, chief of the Abwehr supported the Arab uprising in Palestine. Husseini's Fate is Linked with the Fascist Powers When World War II broke out, Husseini fled to Iraq, where he contributed to the planning of the pro-Nazi revolt. When the revolt was quelled, he went into exile, first in Italy and then in Germany. From October 1941, Husseini linked his fate with the fascist powers. He also was in touch with the Japanese. He sought to pursue Arab national political goals and lend his support to the Final Solution. For the former he set three main goals: the issuance of a joint German-Italian declaration recognizing the independence of the Arab nations and their unity in federation; the establishment of a center for Arab sabotage and propaganda, under his control; and the formation of an Arab army to fight on the Axis side. The German foreign minister, Joachim von Ribbentrop did not make the declaration Husseini wanted, but in a private letter said much of what Husseini wanted to hear regarding Arabs states under British auspices. Neither did the mufti create the center he had in mind, but he did link himself with Axis intelligence. To demonstrate their support for the idea, the Germans dropped two Arab parachutists over Jericho and five over Mosul, Iraq. Husseini's plan to form an Arab legion failed to gain much response. As of 1942, a small German-Arab training section was created, with 130 men. In November 1944, the Arab legion was set up, but it existed mostly on paper. A Moslem Leader in the Service of the Nazis Husseini's contribution to the Axis war effort was more successful in his capacity as a Moslem leader. He recruited and organized Bosnian Muslim battalions in 1943, known as the Handjar (Sword), who were put into the Waffen-SS. They fought partisans in Bosnia, participated in the massacre of civilians there, and carried out police and security duties in Hungary. Husseini also helped boost the fighting morale of the Ostbattaillone. Husseini's Support of the Final Solution Husseini's men attended SS training courses and visited Sachsenhausen. At an early stage the mufti was aware of the extermination of the Jews and he tried to persuade the Axis to extend the extermination to North Africa and Palestine. He also repeatedly proprosed the Luftwaffe bomb Tel Aviv. When he found out that efforts were underway to save Jews by means of various barter arrangements, he did all he could to foil them. After the War - Evading Prosecution When the war ended, Husseini was arrested in France, but in June 1946, he escaped and made his way to asylum in Egypt. Although there was ample proof to arrest him as a war criminal after the war, the Allies made no effort to do so. They were deterred by Husseini's prestige in the Arab world. In 1946, Yugoslavia, asked for his extradition, but the Arab League and the Egyptian government succeeded in having the demand tabled. "Encyclopedia of the Holocaust" Source (both Pictures and Text): Copyright © 1997, The Simon Wiesenthal Center, 1. The Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al-Husseini was later the notorious Nazi who mixed Nazi propaganda and Islam. He was wanted for war crimes and the slaughter of Jews in Bosnia by Yugoslavia. His mix of militant propagandizing Islam was an inspriation for both Yasser Arafat and Saddam Husein: He was also a close relative of Yasser Arafat and grandfather of the current Temple Mount Mufti. "Arafat's actual name was Abd al-Rahman abd al-Bauf Arafat al-Qud al-Husseini. He shortened it to obscure his kinship with the notorious Nazi and ex-Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Muhammed Amin al-Husseini." Howard M. Sachar, A HISTORY OF ISRAEL (New York: Knopf, 1976). The Bet Agron International Center in Jerusalem interviewed Arafat's brother and sister, who described the Mufti as a cousin (family member) with tremendous influence on young Yassir after the Mufti returned from Berlin to Cairo. Yasser Arafat himself keeps his exact lineage and birthplace secret. Saddam Hussein was raised in the house of his uncle Khayrallah Tulfah, who was a leader in the Mufti's pro-Nazi coup in Iraq in May 1941. This page was produced by Joseph E. Katz All Rights Reserved |
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It is a radical world, my friend, and there is no place for moderation where Islam is concerned, and they themselves know that best!
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