Dear Jews, welcome ... to Palestinian Auschwitz !

Submitted by Ianus (Poland), Jul 9, 2009 at 16:12

I don't know if I shall call the contents of the article grotesquely funny or grotesquely macabre? I haven't read such a political fantasy( or rather a farce ? ) for a very long time! One of the high representatives of the organization responsible for the worst killings of Jews since 1945 has a cheek to declare in public : "Jews to the extent they choose to stay and live in the state of Palestine will enjoy those rights and certainly will not enjoy any less rights than Israeli Arabs enjoy now in the state of Israel." Who in his senses wouldn't grin on hearing such a piece of rubbish ?

If there are still any Jews left who believe in miracles, I'd suggest they try to believe in this one - of Palestinian "high values of tolerance, co-existence, mutual respect and deference to all cultures, religions". If they turn out to be the same values the Arabs have been fighting for for centuries and if instead of a new brave world Near-Eastern style some death camps for Jewish miracle-believers are erected on the West Bank, then this political hoax will be a success.

Still, I understand that a Moslem entity of Palestine stands desperately in need of jizya and Jewish hostages to make it work the usual way and I interpret in this sense Salam Fayyad's phrase "Jews would be welcome" in a future Palestinian state - as jizya-payers and hostages.

Dr. Pipes remarks "But I would like Fayyad to say it not just in English the rarified air of Aspen, Colorado, but also in Arabic in Ramallah."

And what's your guess, Dr. Pipes ? Would Fayyd be stoned , burnt alive, torn to pieces or simply hanged by the angry Arab mob on the spot after pronouncing these words?

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