First of all, show me a post where I ever called you an anti-semite.
Next, consider the fact you attribute the beliefs of one part of Israel's political body as monolithic and representative of all Israelis. It in fact is not as there is a huge peace for land movement in Israel.
Consider that Menachem Begin signed a peace agreement with Egypt and gave back the entire Sinai despite his rhetoric against doing that before he came to power. Consider that the biggest hawk in Israeli politics in the last two decades, Ariel Sharon, came out in favor of an independent palestinian state on the west bank when he was PM, despite his life long opposition to that prior to coming to power.
Why don't you read what the enemies of Israel have said for decades about their goals. Are they saying they want to create a peaceful palestinian state that will not threaten Israel? Or are they saying they want to massacre every single one of them? Very few Arab leaders have had the courage to talk about peace.
Current Events » in reply to Buck, you can do better than that.
So can you
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- A religious mission ?
- Doin' the stream-of-consciousness Holy Land Rag
- Destroying Israel has never been a "religious mission" for the Islamic world?
- Who owns the moral high ground?
- Interesting how different eyes view the same words
- You don't think it's right to bring it up for discussion?
- Buck, you can do better than that.
- You noticed that too?
- re: A religious mission ? - Sorry, there's more at work here.