How much more obvious can it get?

Submitted by Christina (United States), Jun 17, 2003 at 16:59

The fate of "Israel and Palestine, living side by side, in peace and security," in short, can be expected profoundly to influence the course of George W. Bush's presidency.

"Israel and Palestine, living side by side, in peace and security,"

This is not going to happen. Not now, not ever. Palestinians, aka the Philistines, being nothing more than generic Jew hating arabs with no distinct culture of their own do not want this to happen. They are the ghetto dwellers of the arab world. That's why it is so convenient for their rich arab neighbors to expend them in this cause.

Look at the map of the arab world and compare it to Israel. Israel is but a tiny slice of land in comparison. Why are they such a threat to the arab world? How much more obvious can it get!? Israel worships the One True God, Yahweh. This infuriates arabs who want to keep persisting in their egregious error of worshipping some pre arabic moon god who goes by the name of allah and keep on wanting to stuff it down the throats of the rest of the world also. Israel poses a serious threat to their belief system and being the savages, albeit oil rich savages that they are by nothing more than geographical merit, have the means to curry favor with the rest of the world in their efforts to attempt to buy Israel's extinction. We have already learned that the families of homicide bombers get a tidy sum of twenty five grand per blow up.

Israel's destruction will not happen no matter how much money and lies goes into this endeavor. It will not happen because Yahweh has vowed that it will not happen.

"The Lord is a Warrior, the Lord is His Name. Pharoah's chariots and armies He has hurled into the sea." Exodus, Old Testament.

This will happen again to the enemies of Israel, and Israel will never be destroyed.

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