Ken Besig, Middle East Process

Submitted by Infidel (Canada), Oct 30, 2008 at 15:47

While I understand your comments, I would question some of your conclusions. Should you study the Qur'an and Hadiths, you will come to understand why Palestine is at war with Israel. In fact, Muslims attacked Israel in, 1948, 1956, 1967, 1970 and 1973. You need to understand that Muslims believe that the world belongs to Islam(Allah said so), and eventually, Muslims believe that they will rule the world. Today, 57 nations are under the rule of Islam and approximately 1.8 billion Muslims inhabit the world.

Any nation that has been ruled by Muslims, belongs to Islam forever, and can not be ruled by any other people. Thus in 638AD, Muslims attacked Israel and took control. Therefore, since they took control of Israel, Israel belongs to Muslims forever. You are mostly correct when you state that, "most Palestinians have as their heart's desire and political goal the destruction of Israel". By the way, it's not the destruction of Israel, rather it's the destruction of Jews from Israel that's at the heart of Muslims. In conclusion, Islam is a religion of "Allah" and Allah is not GOD or HaShem.

Having studied the Bible, I believe that the real war is between HaShem and Allah, or let me say, between God and Satan. The reason I've been studying the Qur'an and Hadiths is I wanted to know why 19 Muslims took control of 4 passenger jets, attacked the Twin Towers and the Pentagon and murdered 2,974 Americans on September 11, 2001. If your interested in more Muslim attacks in the world since 1970, read the following comments: (http://www.danielpipes.org/comments/138895)

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