And how he could he say THIS with a straight face?
Lest you feel too sorry for Sa'ad al-Hariri.... Mr Hariri told the BBC’s Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen that the current situation was allowing extremism to flourish.It's actually quite rare that Israeli bulldozers destroy 'Palestinian' homes. It probably should happen more often based on the number of homes that are built illegally.
He said the whole world was paying the price for Israel’s policies on the Palestinians.
The lack of peace was also aiding anti-Western forces including Iran, he said.
Mr Hariri, who is currently on a visit to the UK, said that Iran had significant influence in the Middle East region but that the real threat to stability was from failing to achieve peace between Israel and the Arab world.
He said hundreds of millions of Arabs and Muslims were daily watching television footage of Palestinian homes being destroyed by Israeli bulldozers, and that such actions were “not just inflaming the region but … affecting the whole world”.
“You’re paying the price in London, you’re paying the price in Europe, you’re paying the price in the United States, you’re paying the price everywhere,” he said, and asked what the international community was doing to aid the peace process.
I guess lying comes easily to Hariri.
Labels: Israel destroying homes, Middle East peace process, Saad Hariri
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 9:26 PM
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"...the real threat to stability was from failing to achieve peace between Israel and the Arab world."
Tell that to the Muslims who got blown up in Iraq yesterday...
Solution: End the conflict; evict every 'Palestinian' from Judea and Shomron, and Gaza. Once they are gone, they are gone. There is no position to argue from.
Yes, the world may kick and scream, but at the end of the day the world still turns.
Had people been given the chance to vote Rabbi Meir Kahane into office democratically, the Israeli conflict would be a thing long of the past [we take the land, they get the peace]. -- Thankfully Israelis are now realizing "Kahane was right" [American Jews may never get this, but in a few decades as they assimilate and switch to Deform Judaism, they will no longer be Jewish! Shameful!].
The Israeli Jews who "get" that "Kahane was right' are already voting for Leiberman plus other votes scattered across the national camp. They are not yet a majority. Once the Bosnian Muslims were gone they were gone, until they came back. Bar Kochba was right too. Until he wasn't. "The sun rises and the sun sets, and hurries back to where it rises. The wind blows to the south and turns to the north; round and round it goes, ever returning on its course. ... All things are wearisome, more than one can say. The eye never has enough of seeing, nor the ear its fill of hearing....
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