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May 16, 2011

More Hope N' Change In The Near East


Once again we are blessed with the foresight of a community organizer as the seams of the Near East threaten to come apart again. The plan is simple: ignore Israel and her security needs while at the same time winking at radical Islamic incursions in Egypt, Tunisa and Libya. The guaranteed result - unrest and chaos

Palestinian protesters clashed with Israeli security forces in the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem on Sunday during protests to mark the anniversary of the founding of the state of Israel in 1948, a day many Palestinians call "nakba," meaning "catastrophe."

Dozens were wounded in those protests, which come after Palestinian rival political groups Hamas and Fatah recently signed a reconciliation deal in Cairo, making an already-dormant peace process appear even further away. But attention is already turning to deadly clashes that erupted on Israel's borders with Lebanon and Syria, reportedly resulting in the deaths of eight people.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) accuse Iran of orchestrating two waves of fighting along its northern borders, as Palestinian protesters tried to infiltrate from Syria and Lebanon during nakba protests, reports the Israeli daily Haaretz, citing IDF spokesman Brig. Gen. Yoav Mordechai as saying the protests bore Iran's "fingerprints."

5 comments:

Woodsterman (Odie) said...

Oh aren't glad there are moderate Muzzloons .... yeah right.

Anonymous said...

America needs to get better at enemy recognition.Our enemy is Islam.

Anonymous said...

Dad, I'm beginning to realize that our greatest enemy works in the Oval Office.

sig94 said...

Odie - moderate Mooslimbs do exist, I know a few, it's just that ya never hear from them. Still, you never know their hearts... do they accept peaceful coexistence or would they join the angry throngs? Ooops, almost said thongs.

sig94 said...

FuzzyD - yep. Islam has been at war with us and everyone else for some time now - 1400 years? Guess we're just slow on th euptake.