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Islam Greatest DreamReader comment on item: Egypt's Sixty Years of Misery Submitted by Jules Posten (United States), Aug 30, 2012 at 15:28 Can you imagine if one morning in the middle east, the sun rose and a great miracle had occurred. during the night the State of Israel had disappeared from the face of the earth. not only that, but Jews all over the world were also gone. what would happen then? who would the anti-semites have to hate? who would all the followers of Islam in the middle east have to blame for all their problems. however if something like this actually did come to pass, all of the many contributions that Israel and the world's Jews had made to civilization would have to be revoked as well. without Israel and the Jewish population, what kind of a world would it be, without a focus of hate for these people and governments?
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