More "Moderate" Muslim claims

Submitted by Moshe (Israel), May 17, 2007 at 07:37

The "Moderate" Muslim magnanimously confesses: "I agree that the Arabs are really lazy in helping the Palestinians…."

Now honestly, can this be true, or is it just another gem in his heavily loaded collection of lies?

Our Muslim must know very well that the welfare of the Palestinian refugees is not (and never was) in reality an issue on the Arab/Muslim agenda. They have always had much more important motivators, the central one being naturally their Jihad, i.e. their perpetual strife to spread the word of their Allah, and of course his rule by the Law of the Sword, all over the world. In this Jihadic endeavor, the Palestinian refugees are just a hollow pretext, or rather a useful expendable.

"Any discussion aimed at a solution of the Palestine problem which will not be based on ensuring the refugees' right to annihilate Israel will be regarded as a desecration of the Arab people and an act of treason." (Quoted from: Palestinian refugee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.) This state of affairs is continuing till our days.

This "Moderate" Muslim is simply making pathetic efforts to distract us from, and camouflage the satanic hatred, blood-thirst, and inhumanity.

While after its rebirth in 1948 the Jewish State of Israel diligently and successfully absorbed millions of Holocaust refugees from Europe, as well as millions of Jihad refugees from the surrounding hostile anti-Semitic Arab states, the Palestinian refugees were meticulously kept in miserable refugee camps by their Arab brothers in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt with the declared objective to use them as breeding stock for terrorism against Israel, by which they were hoping to destroy it.

The caring Arab "brothers" did nothing to ease the plight of these Palestinian refugees; on the contrary, in 1957, the Refugee Conference at Homs, Syria, passed a resolution stating:

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