Al-Guardian on the 'Palestinians' gift to the Arab world
I'd expect an editorial like this from a newspaper coming out of the Arab world. Oh wait, al-Guardian has become an Arab newspaper, hasn't it? The leaders of Fatah and Hamas were obliged to reconcile by the forces stirring the Palestinian street. The negotiators of Fatah had stopped negotiating, and the fighters of Hamas had stopped fighting. Both had to respond to a simple idea: if one million Egyptians can fill Tahrir Square demanding Palestinian rights, why can’t Palestinians, who taught the Arab world how to mount insurrections, and mounted two intifadas of their own.You got it. Al-Guardian believes that 'intifadas' are the 'Palestinians' gift to the Arab world.
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Labels: al-Guardian, British media bias, Palestinian terrorism
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 11:42 AM
1 Comments:
Actually, it was the Nazi Foreign Office who tutored the Palestinians on how to move beyond local pogroms to "mount insurrections" --but as far as general anarchic shedding of blood across tribal, ethnic, religious and sectarian lines, doers the rest of the Arab world need any instruction? That's same old same old in the Levant.
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