Wrong again Salsabeel!

Submitted by Moshe (Israel), Jan 5, 2007 at 02:50

Israel is a free democratic country, with built in checks and balances. Israel and its army, the IDF, are strictly guided by and committed to humanitarian principles, and its ultimate goal is to establish peaceful coexistence with its Arab neighbors for the benefit of all the people. This is of course in absolute contrast with the inhumanity, lawlessness, and irreconcilability of Israel's Arab/Muslim enemies.

Faced with crimes against humanity perpetrated by the Arab terror organizations against its peaceful citizens, Israel is restraining its retaliatory options only out of humanitarian considerations. Israel is heavily paying with the sacred blood of its people, and its heroic soldiers for this adherence to its humanitarian principles and its morality.

Salsabeel, you better keep in your mind that is spite of all the dirty blood libels spread by the Arab propaganda machinery, the IDF is the most moral, restrained, and disciplined army on the face of this earth. That your Hezbollah and Hamas terrorists are abusing this humanitarian restrain does not mean that they really have the upper hand, in spite of the massive support they receive from the entire surrounding Arab/Muslim world, and from the rest of the Nazis in Europe and elsewhere.

You better keep in mind also that in 1948, 5 (five) fully equipped Arab armies with tanks and air forces, with hundreds of thousands of soldiers, were not able to defeat the unarmed small newly born Israel.

Today, thanks to its adamant and perseverent struggle for its right to exist and for peace, small Israel has already achieved peace treaties with two of its most important neighboring Arab states, has turned into a High-Tec world power, and into an economic miracle.

Salsabeel, I wrote this just to provide you with some food for thought about "Whose side is God really on?"

Have a nice and peaceful Id el Adha!

Moshe

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