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in response to reader comment: Jerusalm and Palestine are sacred land to the Muslims

Submitted by B. Williame (Belgium), Apr 25, 2008 at 11:05

So correct me if I understood wrongly...

3 holy locations... christians kicked out from all three if there ever were any...

Still Jerusalem is a holy place for them... would this according to Muslim policy give them right to Take it back?

Why do you think passage to it is blocked? If Jews would know there were only peace loving muslims wanting to go there... would they still disallow passage?

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