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Submitted by Stephen E hughes (Israel), Dec 14, 2006 at 12:42

Just some scant thirty years AFTER the creation of the Nations of Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iraq and others… Israel was born, yet of some reason, Washington Officials forget this, they even disregard the plight of Arab Jews, of the ½ million in Iraq less than 6 remain, let alone the tens of thousand that fled to Israel… through out the Middle East and Africa and more…

The continued genocidal hatred of Jews infects the Middle East, and even Christian Arabs are being butchered from Africa to Asia, because of the link to Judaism.

They is only one tiny island Nation in the Mid-East, and Africa where Jews can flee , safely too, just one.. Israel

The Palestinian Arabs who never had a Nation, who's name only came into being in 1960's, who were organized into a political entity by the late Egyptian Arab Yassir Arafat, in Jordan, lead them into a war with Jordan in the 1970's , trying to establish his own Kingdom and failed, then setting his sights on Israel, simply because of the overwhelming Mid-East hatred for Jews, making Israel an easy target .

The Palestinian Arabs quest for a nation, a country, is a failed experiment , which has only engulfed the Mid-East in flames, and has spread through out the world.

These same Palestinian Arabs, are welcome through out the Mid-East, also over 47 countries too. But the Jews have just one tiny Nation, not much bigger than a bread box, mostly desert, (the 2^nd driest desert in the world)… Israel.

At a time when Arab and African Christians are being butchered, these same officials are curiously silent…

Along with Europe they will whole heartedly condemn Israel, when there is accidental Palestinian causalities, with their terrorist wars with Israel's …

Yet again they are cursedly silent when Palestinian Arabs assassinate children of their own as recently seen, let alone the Christian Palestinian Arabs.. Why ???

But the Palestinian Arabs quest for a country is a total failure, they will not even seek any economic viability, and their leaders chose to subsist on welfare, which they do not earn,, International hand outs, as they shout for more and more money.. yet in the space of a few years have lost, misplaced only a few … billion dollars.

The Palestinian Arabs quest for a nation, a country is a failed experiment , refusing all peace offerings by Israel, the removal of over 10, 0000 Israelis has only brought more war, more bloodshed, more death, and they continually refuse to keep any cease-firers.

As the factional Palestinian Arabs fight one another, for power, Fatah-related factions, cry to Washington for arms and supplies to protect themselves from the Hamas. Obscuring facts from the Honorable Dr. Condoleezza Rice, US , National Security Advisor, they beg for arms from her , but on the other hand these same Fatah-related factions, brag about their ability to obtain advanced rockets like the GRAD missile , which they then pound on their chest shouting , it is to be used on Israel, then purchase black-market weaponry , and more.

So who is holding out they hand for peace, who is turning away from peace , who is holding up the guns for war?

Clearly the Palestinian Arabs quest for a country is a total failure, these same American and European Officials should acknowledge such, as the Hamas moves to create a tide of war with Iranian and Syrian help.

As American and European Officials chose to be blind, to this heart of the matter, there will be no peace solution between the Palestinian Arabs and Israel.

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