No Democracy for Palestine
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How Anti-Semitism Prevents Peace
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The Jerusalem mufti Hajj Amin Husseini (left, with Adolf Hitler, Berlin, November 28, 1941), leader of the Palestinian Arabs from the early 1920s to the 1940s, was a rabid Jew-hater who mixed Islam’s millennial disparagement of Jews with modern themes of European anti-Semitism (notably The Protocols of the Elders of Zion) in indoctrinating his subjects. by David Patterson Middle East Quarterly
Israel Behind the News – Israel Resource Review
August 30, 2011 | No Comments »
This is a series of articles just posted on the latest in the current crises in the Middle East and its ramifications globally.
The Problems in the Middle East Made Simple
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by Bill Levinson The problem is not nor has it ever been Israeli “occupation” of Arab land. The Arabs attacked Israel repeatedly prior to 1967, when Israel “occupied” no Arab land at all. The problem is that Israel is a living daily reminder that what passes for Islam in the region can offer its people nothing but poverty, superstition, ignorance, violence, and squalor. The same for Lebanese Christians, who are also a living daily reminder that what passes for Islam in the region is a primitive, superstitious, and violent dirt “religion” for ignorant Stone Age savages. (1st number = political rights, 2nd number = civil rights.)
Where to even start with Abbas’ pronouncements. Sigh….
August 29, 2011 | No Comments »
Cross Post by John Poris I just read the article below on the Jerusalem Post’s website, and have a few comments. I’m not sure where to even start with this one, so I’ll just dive right in. My points are in no particular order…..
Herodian Mansions and the Burnt House Jerusalem – Holiness of Beauty or Beauty of Holiness
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Venues and Values Israel Celebration Tours By Rabbi Lee Diamond In the heart of todays Jewish quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem and yet under its present surface is the Wohl Archeological Museum. Here we find the remains of homes of wealthy Jerusalemites from the time of Herod’s Second Temple.
