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Submitted by Dr. Avrington (Canada), Jan 29, 2008 at 18:45

I, for different reasons, agree with this Nat fellow. Israel must have defendable borders and the only way for this is via geographical topography. One can note since the 7th century, but moreso since 1948, the Jews have had a horrible time with their Islamic neighbors. Israel should never have given back the Sinai, or any other lands liberated during their 1967 defensive war. This ineptitude of "Land for Peace" the Islamic propagated, illiterate and hate filled world will, and has not learned a thing which has made Jewish blood very cheep; again shown with the "Lebanon" "War" and Gaza rocketing Israel on a daily basis.

The Arab/Muslims have 22 Arab/Muslim States and further 65 Islamic States, the Jews have one tiny plot. This is not rocket science. As time progresses, especially within the past 20 years, we: the infidel living in Dar al Harb, have learned the price of having hordes of Muslims within our borders which substantiate the validity of a transfer.

Nations like England, Australia, Germany, Canada and the US must come out openly and advocate the transfer, as seen between Greece and Turkey or India and Pakistan, of all Muslims within Israel; including Judea, Samaria and Gaza, to any of their 22 brethren nations or 65 co-religionist nations. One cannot refute this by simply reading the Qur'an and Hadith. The Jew, and especially the creation of a Jewish State within Dar al Isalm, is an immense "thorn" for the Muslim and Islam itself.

In conclusion, "They Must Go!" was the work and the logical conclusion placed forward by a "radical" Rabbi of the 70's-80's who, with hindsight being 20/20, was right.

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