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The most important Israeli achievement would be Arab Islamic recognition of our right to a sovereign state
Reader comment on item: Israel Does Not Need Palestinian Recognition?

Submitted by Kenneth S. Besig (Israel), Jun 26, 2006 at 02:44

Official Arab and Palestinian recognition of the legitimate right of the Jewish People to establish a sovereign Jewish nation on so called Arab Islamic land would be the greatest international victory against Islamism.

The Arab Islamic mindset does not allow for any non Moslem to even be considered equal to a Moslem, much less be recognized as having the right to an independent non Moslem state. The entire Arab Palestinian mythical narrative is based on Israel being an illegitimate Western colonial entity forced on the Arab world by the West, robbing and murdering innocent Arab Moslems and polluting sacred Arab Islamic lands.

If and when the Arab intellectual, religious, and political leaders, but especially the Palestinian ones, are finally forced to admit that this is a lie, then not only will the Middle East have a chance to break free of the other lies and myths, like the need for kings and dictators for stable rule, or the cult of suicide and death to fight non Moslem conquerors, etc., but the Islamists will no longer be able count on the support of the Arab Moslem masses to acquiesce to or support their atrocious behavior.


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Time [5 words]Michele EzellSep 26, 2009 00:02
It's the words ... "Right to Exist" is not an acceptable phrase. [148 words]Sofa SogoodDec 8, 2007 22:42
Don't follow your logic, Dr. Pipes [321 words]HarryJul 11, 2006 07:01
Israel Should Walk Tall: Recognizing "Right to Exist" Small Consolation & Misguided [84 words]Robert VivaletJul 5, 2006 10:35
A Right to EXIST? (August 2002) [635 words]Giv CornfieldJul 1, 2006 20:58
Israel Does Not Need Palestinian Recognition? [14 words]steven lJun 30, 2006 21:27
right on [32 words]allan wallaceJun 30, 2006 17:29
Right to Exist [44 words]BruceJun 30, 2006 15:17
Recognition [98 words]Robert SolotJun 30, 2006 14:19
Cnly the Names Change [153 words]dr. richard s. tombackJun 30, 2006 13:50
time to act- end of oslo era [332 words]michael wiseJun 28, 2006 11:59
"With God On Our Side" [271 words]GeorgesJun 28, 2006 03:54
JEWISH LEMMINGS HAVE THEIR DAY [1656 words]FERN SIDMANJun 27, 2006 13:26
The Arabs are such babies, and dangerous ones [128 words]bobJun 26, 2006 19:01
I agree [107 words]ServanneJun 9, 2007 02:49
The "rightest" nation in the cemetery.... [64 words]AaronJun 26, 2006 10:00
⇒ The most important Israeli achievement would be Arab Islamic recognition of our right to a sovereign state [194 words]Kenneth S. BesigJun 26, 2006 02:44
The "Israel Test" [113 words]PRODOSJun 27, 2006 09:38
Recognition is a game, what will matter will be the borders [347 words]Jonathan PfefferJun 25, 2006 22:37
voa [32 words]cyrusJun 22, 2006 15:43
alamdari [36 words]cyrusJun 22, 2006 16:42
A question of reciprocity?
[w/response] [75 words]
Saikat BiswasJun 22, 2006 15:25
in my opinion [40 words]terence silberJun 21, 2006 11:51
and? [42 words]S.H.Jun 23, 2006 00:59
Israel's legitimacy rests on its embrace of liberty [137 words]PRODOSJun 26, 2006 09:16
The Legitimacy of the Palestinians is the Issue [343 words]Alan NitikmanJun 30, 2006 13:42

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