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Everyone is so focused on their own thing that they miss the larger picture. Zionists rightly worry about Palestinian terrorism and fate of Israel should Judea, Samaria, and Gaza become Hamas-istan. Serbs decry the destruction of ancient churches, monasteries, and shrines in Kosovo – not to mention the ethnic cleansing that followed NATO’s victory over Slobodan Milosevic – and worry about the province being permanently detached from Serbia. Hindus anguish over the ongoing violence in Kashmir, supported by Pakistan, which has claimed more than 50,000 lives in the past 20 years, as well as terrorist acts in the rest of India. Groups like Voice of the Martyrs meticulously document Christian persecution in the Muslim world. Lebanese Christians lament the demise of the last Christian country in the Middle East and Hezbollah creating a state-within-a-state. Coptic Christians complain about the treatment of their co-religionists in Egypt. And the beat goes on. But these are all part of a seamless chador. What happens in Kosovo affects the Kashmir. As Judea and Samaria go, ultimately, so go Lebanon and London.

Perfect analogy--in fact, the whole Kosovo Serbia UN strategy was a test case to eliminate the Jews from Israel. People don't remember that there used to be about 2 Million Christians in Turkey. But with the Dhimmi method of abuse and murder, you could count the number of Christians on one hand today. All non muslims in muslim countries must pay a Dhimmi Tax and are extorted by the muslims until they can no longer stand it. The first time I went to Bethlehem (in 1980), the town was about 60% Christian. Now there are less than 3% Christian. The Palestinians have made things incredibly difficult for Christians. One Arab Christian friend told me that 2 years ago, he was threatened to be beheaded, because they perceived he was eyeballing one of their girls. Consequently, he moved out of the country a year later. Most Americans don't realize that this is a muslim strategy--it has worked in France, Germany and England, and it is starting to be implemented here.