Posted on 02/02/2014 9:06:49 PM PST by Olog-hai
Palestinian Authority (PA) Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has suggested that NATO would be left in charge of the future Palestinian state instead of an army.
Speaking to The New York Times from Ramallah, Abbas said that he would agree to let Israeli troops remain in the Palestinian state for a transitional period of five years to work with Palestinian and Jordanian security forces and reassure the Israeli public that it is not going to get hit with thousands of rockets, as was the case after the “Disengagement” from Gaza. …
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That idea would NOT end well.
KEEP FOREIGN TROOPS OUT OF THERE.
Good grief!
See the arrogance of terrorists with the White House under occupation. I pray Israel can hang on another 3 years.
“NATO” read “U.S.” as in “Responsibility to Protect,” the opium dream of Samantha Powers.
If your name is in the Book of Life, then you have nothing to fear.
Great. They can hold an All-Antisemite Diss Israel session together. What an asinine idea, coming from a genuine ass. What positive thing has Ab-ass done for “his people”? Name one.
Remember Beirut. If we aren’t ready to kill anything that moves within so many miles I vote hell no.
so the little murderous thief Abbas finally realizes that Obama/Kerry can’t quite get the Joos to agree to march themselves into the Sea.....so now he wants a bunch of foreign troops to do it for him....
what a (bad) joke this little IslamoNazi A-hole is!
(time for Bibi to send Kerry home in a nice big comfortable jet)
Abbas FINANCED the Munich Olympic Atrocity.
Justice should have taken him by now.
If you’d like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
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It’s official: The Palis are too lazy to kidnap their own hostages.
Sure. That’ll go over well in the NATO countries’ stomping grounds. It’ll be like the latest fashions there, such as sticking keys in electric sockets while standing in water, and cutting your own nuts off for an internet meme./s
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