[Phillip Augustus]

There are some American Jews who took the correct position on Yugoslavia, but, unfortunately, your suggestion is generally correct. Were I ever given an opportunity to ask one question to Bill Kristol, my question would be "say, Bill, how is it that Muslim terrorists in the Balkans are GOOD Muslim terrorists but Muslim terrorists in Israel are BAD Muslim terrorists?"

[Honorary Serb]

...how is it that Muslim terrorists in the Balkans are GOOD Muslim terrorists but Muslim terrorists in Israel are BAD Muslim terrorists?

Thank all of you for your replies, as Jews who support the Serbs for the best of reasons!

I belong to a certain interfaith group that does good things in my local community. In a post-Sept. 11th discussion, when I refused to go along with the politically-correct party line about "American" muslims, and said that the same people who now call for supporting muslims after 9/11 should have been supporting the Serbs in 1999, this normally-nice Jewish lady practically bit my head off!!! Some other members of the group (including some Jews) knew before that incident about my close relations with the local Serbian community and church--I wonder if they had been talking about that to each other before that incident.

To be fair to Jews, I know quite a number of American Christians who think that some muslim terrorists are good and others bad. Not only do some of them demonize their Serbian Christian brothers and sisters and therefore support islamic supremacism in the Balkans, but some also have "sympathy" for the "Palestinians", and justify monsters like Arafat as "freedom fighters". I hope that the current happenings in the Holy Land convince many of them about the true nature of the "Palestinian" movement, its relationship to al Qaeda, and its anti-Christian nature.