Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Hamas minister: Move Israel to Europe
GAZA, Oct. 23 (UPI) -- The foreign minister of the Hamas-led Palestinian Authority told Germany's Der Spiegel magazine Palestinians will never recognize the state of Israel.
In an interview, Mahmoud al-Zahar acknowledged there were differences within Hamas on the issue of recognizing Israeli sovereignty, "But the big majority supports the resistance" to a two-state solution.
"We will never recognize Israel," Zahar said. "The Zionists have occupied our land like the Nazis did with France during the Second World War. Israel is a foreign element in the Middle East. Why don't the Jews establish their state in Europe?"
Asked by the magazine about Palestinian Prime Minister Nasser al-Shaer's views that an indirect recognition of Israel is possible, Zahar was instantly dismissive.
"That is his personal opinion and not the position of the government," Zahar said.
But it is reflective of majority opinion, isn't it? And that's a pretty weaselly denial isn't it? "Indirect recognition?" 'We will not recognize Israel, we will not recognize Israel, we will not recognize Israel'
Israel belongs to ethnic Jews, not so-called "Palestinians". Using Mahmoud al-Zahar's logic: Why not relocate Palistine to the Sinai Peninsula? There is plenty of available land there.
I had to give my 2 cents on this subject after Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's latest comments about Israel here: http://i-infidel.blogspot.com/2006/10/no-mahmoud-iran-will-disappear.html
Yes, John D. Infidel, but don't forget that both Zahar's and Imanutjob's proposal to move Israel to Europe also fails to factor in the 50% or so of the Israeli population that are not Ashkenazim, but rather Middle Eastern Jews who came from places like Iraq, Syria, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, and, er, also about 250,000, like Shaul Mofaz who came from Iran.
If they live in misery, it's because they are a nation of pinheads.
Move Paleswine to Saudi Arabia so they can be closer to Mecca.