The Correct Nomenclature
Reader comment on item: Palestinian Word Games

Submitted by Marcos Berenstein (Brazil), Jan 4, 2005 at 19:34

World Media already recognized a 'Palestinian' people,a 'Palestinian' president,a 'Palestinian' Prime Minister,several 'Palestinian' ambassadors worldwide...the fact is that the so-called 'Palestinian' people is an INVENTION of the Egyptian intelligence apparatus,under Nasser's dictatorship,in order to underrmine the 'ZIONIST ENTITY' from within.It was skillfully designed,coordinated by another Egyptian,Abu Ammar(a.k.a.Yassir Arafat),who acted as Nasser's croonie.

The Arabs are aware of that.They keep thousands of people in poverty as a propaganda tool against Israel.The so-called 'refugee camps' don't deserve that name at all...if you really wish to see an authentic refugee camp,you should see'em at Darfur.

I'm used to hearing and reading such blatantly biased,racist nomenclature everywhere,so much that it doesn't impress me anymore...things such as portraying the map of 'Palestine' including the whole State of Israel,printing thousands of anti-Jewish books as "Protocols of the Elders of Zion",distributing them worldwide,denying the very existence of the Holocaust (Abu Mazen wrote such a book),reviving the old,battered,medieval-ish anti-Jewish blood libels,infamous caricatures,cartoons in their magazines and major newspapers,including government owned ones...

I'll dare to give an advice to my fellow Jews and Christian friends: Don't recognize the 'Palestinian' state before they,I mean ALL ARABS recognize Israel and stop their murderous incitement against us,Jewish people and our religion,Judaism.

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