Jew-haters are the problem, not Israel

wnd.com ^ | 9/2/2019 | Mychal Massie

[rktman]

The idea that there is this mythical nation of Palestine is unknown to those in the Arab world, but anti-Semites and fools use it with great agility as an excuse to undermine Israel. Not that there is a definable difference between the two groups, and that includes Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib. But I digress.

The Bible is the final authority in support of what I have just said; and not that it is needed, archeology too supports my fact.

Jew-haters are all motivated by the same mindset: 1) they hate Jews but are unable to provide any truly intellectual reasoning for hating them, even as the more dishonest Jew-haters will deny hating Jews. They fall back on the old "I have friends" who are "whatever" line, only they insert "Jews." I've heard the pathetic reasonings of Jew-haters, and regardless of the lengths they go to deceive themselves, they don't deceive anyone else – they are Jew-haters; 2) ultimately the Jew-haters want to see the destruction of Israel; and 3) you will never hear them acknowledge the true facts about Israel nor the fact that the idea of Palestine as the assignation tossed around today is more mythical than unicorns with udders.

[rktman]

Not to forget the liberal self-loathing types we find supporting the progressive agendas. We have several 'acquaintances' of the Jewish faith and to a person they are all anti Trump pro demokkkommie ideology. I don't get it.

[Rurudyne]

Democrats first and Jews second?

[Olog-hai]

Then they are not necessarily of the Jewish faith, although they are of Jewish ethnicity. There are several divisions of Judaism, some of the largest ones utterly liberal.

[Leaning Right]

I support Israel perhaps 99% of the time. But I do have a question. There article says that Palestine is a “mythical nation”. Okay. But then how do we properly classify those Muslims who live there? Should we refer to them as Muslim Israelis? Jordanians? Displaced persons? Invaders?

None of those make any sense, especially if the person’s family has lived there for centuries. I don’t have any answers. Perhaps someone else does.

Side note: Referring to those folks as Muslim Israelis would be, I think, the worst option of all. Because oil and water don’t mix, and never will. Consider India before the partition.

[Ron H.]

Sounds as if you may want to consider changing your circle of 'acquaintances'.

[PGalt]

Criminals are the problem. Always have been. Always will be. Identify the individual criminal.

[rktman]

😬👍

[ml/nj]

Should we refer to them as Muslim Israelis?

They're Arabs. That's how they refer to themselves. They are not displaced. They are the ones that didn't leave in 1948, or descendants of those who didn't leave in 1948

ML/NJ

[ml/nj]

Referring to those folks as Muslim Israelis would be, I think, the worst option of all. Because oil and water don’t mix, and never will.

I think you would be surprised about this if you would visit Israel. I remember 20 years ago pulling into a gas station, and Arab attendant stopped his conversation to pump gas for me. (They still do this in Israel!) He must have noticed that I had a rental car and he asked me where I was from. I answered, and then he continued, "Welcome to Israel, my friend."

ML/NJ

[CarolinaPeach]

Like Yassir Arafat, who was born in Egypt to an Egyptian mother but his father was born in Gaza City.

Glad he’s still dead.

Peach

[Leaning Right]

Interesting post there. But the Arab you talked to lived in Israel proper, right? Would an Arab who lived in the “occupied” West Bank be as friendly to you? And would he be as friendly to an Israeli Jew?

[ml/nj]

But the Arab you talked to lived in Israel proper, right? Would an Arab who lived in the “occupied” West Bank be as friendly to you? And would he be as friendly to an Israeli Jew?

He probably lived in "Israel proper" but I couldn't be sure. I think that gas station was in Jerusalem. Some consider parts of Jerusalem as "occupied," but I doubt the Arab sections are very different from the way they were before 1948 except that they have to use Israeli currency and Israeli postage stamps. You hear their calls to prayer and other Arabic swill being blared from loudspeakers.

Speaking of "an" Arab in the "West Bank" is probably a mistake. There are the leaders who seem to feel they have to peddle the anti-Israel line, and those who follow them. But I suspect that more than a few of the little people are ready to move on. (Just a guess on my part. I drive through the "West Bank," but except for Qumran, I've never stopped there. Qumran is where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered and is completely administered by Israelis.)

ML/NJ

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks rktman.

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[free_life]

Arab occupiers of Israel.

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