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This morning Associated Press is carrying the story "Hamas-Fatah To Implicitly Recognize Israel." Isn't it interesting that they are not outright recognizing Israel's right to exist? No. Instead, they are "implicitly" recognizing Israel.
In fact, they are not even implicitly recognizing Israel. If you read the document which is the foundation of this agreement, it does not at all recognize Israel. Instead it expresses that the Palestinian people;
1) have a right to resistance (which "implicitly" means terrorism)
2) have a right to Jerusalem (al-Quds) as the capital of their homeland, and
3) have the right of return, which means they have the right to bring millions of Palestinians into Israel from all parts of the territories, Jordan, and Egypt.
This, of course, would mean the Jewish people would no longer be a majority within their homeland, which means they would be at the mercy of the Palestinian people.
Considering the Palestinian people do not allow Jews to live in their land now, what do you think would happen to the Jewish people were the Palestinians to achieve the right of return?
But, the news media is telling us the Palestinians are "implicitly" recognizing Israel's right to exist. Why would the news media lie like this? Is it because they want to see peace so badly that they are willing to lie to themselves? I suspect this is true. But, the reality is, this "implicitly" they are willing to sacrifice the Jewish homeland in order to achieve "peace."
That is some tradeoff. You know, Hitler believed the German people could have lived in peace, if only they could have gotten rid of the Jews. But, so much for history.
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News Media "Implicitly" Recognizes Palestinian Right To Destroy Israel
This morning Associated Press is carrying the story "Hamas-Fatah To Implicitly Recognize Israel." Isn't it interesting that they are not outright recognizing Israel's right to exist? No. Instead, they are "implicitly" recognizing Israel.
In fact, they are not even implicitly recognizing Israel. If you read the document which is the foundation of this agreement, it does not at all recognize Israel. Instead it expresses that the Palestinian people;
1) have a right to resistance (which "implicitly" means terrorism)
2) have a right to Jerusalem (al-Quds) as the capital of their homeland, and
3) have the right of return, which means they have the right to bring millions of Palestinians into Israel from all parts of the territories, Jordan, and Egypt.
This, of course, would mean the Jewish people would no longer be a majority within their homeland, which means they would be at the mercy of the Palestinian people.
Considering the Palestinian people do not allow Jews to live in their land now, what do you think would happen to the Jewish people were the Palestinians to achieve the right of return?
But, the news media is telling us the Palestinians are "implicitly" recognizing Israel's right to exist. Why would the news media lie like this? Is it because they want to see peace so badly that they are willing to lie to themselves? I suspect this is true. But, the reality is, this "implicitly" they are willing to sacrifice the Jewish homeland in order to achieve "peace."
That is some tradeoff. You know, Hitler believed the German people could have lived in peace, if only they could have gotten rid of the Jews. But, so much for history.
- Mahmoud Abbas Distorts History
The prime minister has slammed Fatah's dictator for his distortion of history in the op-ed the New York Times had the gall to publish: Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu criticized Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday, following...
-
Obama regime will continue to fund 'Palestinian Authority' including terrorist organisation Hamas From Will at The Other News: In a story about Prime Minister Netanyahu's upcoming meeting with President Obama on May 20, YNet notes that the...
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Jerusalem Post: Abbas: No 'historic compromise' on Jerusalem, borders By KHALED ABU TOAMEH 09/07/2010 13:35 In 'Al-Quds' interview, PA president says Palestinians won't recognize Israel as Jewish state, accuses PM of trying to "strip"...
- Peas In The Middle East : Fatah Pla Leader - "without Guaranteed Return Of Refugees, All Talks About Peace Are Pointless."
MAAN News (Palestinian) - Bethlehem - Ma'an - Jailed Fatah leader Marwan Barghouthi said on Tuesday that elections cannot be held without a national unity agreement in place. "Elections can't be held before rivalry comes to an end," said Barghouthi...
- Jimmy Carter On Israel, Circa 1976
Here's how Jimmy Carter thought about Israel back in 1976 (quote from Meet The Press): 12/3/2006 Jimmy Carter on Meet the Press Videotape, January 11, 1976) GOV. JIMMY CARTER (D-GA): I think when we get down to the last stages of solving the Middle...