Until 1996, nobody called Rachel’s Tomb a mosque

Jerusalem Post ^ | 11/9/10 | Nadav Shragai

[Nachum]

On October 21, UNESCO (the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) declared that Rachel’s Tomb near Jerusalem is the Bilal ibn Rabah mosque – endorsing a Palestinian claim that first surfaced only in 1996 and which ignores centuries of Muslim tradition. In a series of decisions condemning Israel, the UNESCO board called upon the government to rescind its decision in February to include Rachel’s Tomb and the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron on Israel’s official list of national heritage sites.(snip) Yet anyone visiting the site today will find it difficult to identify the image known to generations of Jews.

[kosciusko51]

As if we need another piece of proof that the UN is a corrupt, anti-Semitic organization.

[Vigilanteman]

Temple Mount's Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem is supposedly the third holiest site of Islam (after Makkah and Medina). It was utterly neglected and falling apart before being meticulously refurbished by the antiquity expertise and funds of the Jooze.

Now, why would that be?

[Vendome]

Because it’s not an Effing Mosque.

The mo slems are trying to eradicate Jewish and Biblical history.

[Hans]

The wonderful thing about the parasitic Islam is that only Christian faith will stop it's spread. Certainly the test of tests.

[SJackson]

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[papabrody]

The wonderful thing about the parasitic Islam is that only Christian faith will stop it's spread.

Well so far you're doing a lousy job.

[coon2000]

I imagine the Israelis feel the same way about American Jews.