Muslim Aggression Has Many Names

Submitted by Buildersofzion.org (United States), Feb 8, 2008 at 01:52

Mr. Pipes, your comments uncover what those who have eyes willing to see have seen for decades: Arab/Muslim aggression has many names. Though Egypt pretends on the world stage to maintain its "peace treaty" with Israel, in reality, Cairo works hand-in-hand with the Muslim Brotherhood and all its splinter factions in their effort to annihilate any Jewish presence in the Middle East.

The so-called "palestinians" are nothing more than Sunni Muslims from the surrounding Arab Nations carrying out an Arab war by proxy against Israel. Abbas uses his spotlight in the world press to declare his objection to homicide bombers in Dimona while the television station he controls declares the perpetrators to be "holy martyrs" for the Islamic cause.

Builders of Zion applauds Daniel Pipes for speaking out with a voice of truth in this age where symbolism is preferred over substance. The Maccabean Resistance, a mission of Builders of Zion, is a joint operation between Christian and Jewish Believers who are making a stand against the Muslim effort to drive Israel into the sea. The Maccabean Resistance supports Israel fulfilling their God Given borders to the fullest extent with no retreat. All those who love Zion and hope for the day when Israel can live in true peace with secure borders must join together to speak out reality, thereby confounding the propaganda machinery of the Muslims. May God grant Israel the strength to rise to her Divine Calling, set apart and holding the torch of Torah to the Nations. May the evil planned against Israel by her Arab/Muslim enemies fall upon the perpetrators ten fold and may it be their ruin.

Ed Warmoth Executive Director Builders of Zion

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