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Moslem Countries Should Let Palestinians Become Nationals
Reader comment on item: Iraq's Weapons & The Road to War

Submitted by Marc Weisburg (United States), Jun 3, 2003 at 13:31

Dear Dr. Pipes,
It seems that the Palestinians don't have a homeland because their so-called moslem brothers and sisters have refused to adopt them. Many Palestinians have emigrated to the USA and become citizens but I would be surprised if Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Kuwait and other countries in the Middle East have granted them nationality.

Is this just another way for Arab countries to take advantage of a bad situation and harass Israel all the while "looking out for their Palestinian brothers"? President Bush should put pressure on the Moslem world to reach out to the Palestinians by actually giving them citizenship in the countries they have served and built for the past generations.

I like your work. I feel that you are earning a living by speaking the truth in a powerful way.
Thanks,
Marc

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Credibility Mr. Pipes [37 words]George TanakisJun 4, 2003 13:44
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⇒ Moslem Countries Should Let Palestinians Become Nationals [137 words]Marc WeisburgJun 3, 2003 13:31
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You're moving the goalposts
[w/response] [206 words]		David MikesellJun 3, 2003 09:04
The inspectors were withdrawn, not kicked out. [109 words]Marc PienaarJun 3, 2003 04:56

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