Any islamonazi country would gladly kill all of Israel , even if it meant its own death.
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Submitted by Phil Greend (Canada), Aug 5, 2009 at 22:15

For many years the thought of making ones self a martyr for the good of islam has been taught to most islamic children. Brainwashing and indoctination is closer to the truth.

So it is not a shock if Iran or others were to attempt to destroy the one Jewish state of Israel.

Even if it meant certain death for a country, they would do it. The reasons for this action would be many. First, there is the hate of Jews that has been force fed to muslim children for centuries. Second, the people who kill the "enemy of allah" are for sure going to be rewarded in Heaven with 72 virgins and the strength of a hundred men. Thirdly, the islamonazis are so cock sure of themselves that they think that they can attack and destroy Israel and get away with it unharmed. Fourthly the radical islamists have attacked Israel so many times, it is just something that is natural to them, like breathing. Fifth, they have told us so many many times that their intent is to destroy Israel, kill each and every Jew in the world, kill many more people ie. Christians, Homosexuals, different sect muslims and then by force make the remaining people submit to islam. Sixthly, if an islamic country did manage to attack Israel and kill many Jews, the remaining islamic countries would, for centuries talk about how "brave and wonderful" the killers of the Zionists were. The attacking country would be remembered in stories, song and speeches till the end of time and serve as a jump off point for attacks on other non muslim countries. Lastly the simple fact of the matter is that human life has zero value to an islamonazi.

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