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a place for IsraelReader comment on item: "The Jews Are Going, the Arabs Are Coming" Submitted by Jules Posten (United States), Jul 30, 2009 at 18:14 i think the only place that Muslims might grant Israel to exist might be the bottom of the ocean. al least until they manage to discover some method of making the sea floor into a garden spot. at that point, the muslim world will rise up and claim that once again "the Jews" have discovered a new way to cheat the muslims of what should be theirs. common sense should be able to tell you that the Arbas with all their oil weath should have been able to find some place in their vastness to relocate all the refugees of the past years. Israel with it tiny amount of space managed to ingather the many Jews expelled from arab land after Israel came into being. a process they have continued.
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