Exactly.it is NOT an Israel-Arab thing.  This is Muslim against everyone
else.

 

B

 


September 3, 2011


The conflict is here to stay


 
<http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Articles/Article.aspx/10565#.TmD5TY5ws60>
It's Not Going to Go Away

The Moslem world and its faith as is currently revealed and practiced in
universal society is religion run amuck, as much a danger to itself as to
others.

>From Rabbi Berel Wein

In spite of all policies, agreements, hopes and wishful thinking, it should
be obvious that the Israeli-Arab dispute is nowhere near solution or
accommodation. It really is not about borders, land swaps, or even
begrudging acceptance of the two-state solution to the dispute. It is
something far deeper, religious in nature and hardened over centuries of
behavior and custom.

It basically is that the Jew, the dhimmi, the infidel, has no right to rule
over territory that was once under Moslem sovereignty and certainly no right
to rule over Moslem people themselves.




The inability of Israel over lo these many decades to face up to this fact
has in fact only prolonged and deepened the conflict and made the problem
more intractable.

It is in reality a biblical epic that we are currently experiencing, not a
nice modern day dispute that lends itself to creative diplomacy and
realpolitik. In a completely secular world there is no room for biblical
epics.

The world - and much of the Jewish world as well - believes that the Bible
is a story book and that little of it is applicable today.

So therefore we find ourselves applying the wrong antibiotic to counteract
the true bacteria of hatred and violence that is in reality playing itself
out in front of our bewildered eyes. In an oped-article that appeared in
Haaretz, the writer stated in the article that "we are all people."

And that is the crux of the matter and as long as the Jews are not
recognized as "people" this dispute is simply not going to go away anytime
soon.

Religion, per se, is an ambiguous creature. It can be and has been an
enormous force for good in human history.

However, in the hands of zealots and fanatics, it can be construed to be a
most destructive force. The extremists in the world of Islam have created a
situation of hatred and violence, not only against Israel and the Jews but
also against Christians, especially the Copts in Egypt as well as against
Hindus in the Pakistan - India conflict which continues to simmer after
decades. [Commentary by Dr. Carl Goldberg -NOTE: The trouble with Islam is
that the extremists are mainstream. They are extremists only from our point
of view. From the Islamic religious point of view, they are merely following
Allah's instructions as set forth in the Koran.]

And to further muddy the waters, the violence in Iraq and Afghanistan is
essentially a continuation of the millennia old wars between the Shiite and
Sunni brands of Islam while Syria is engulfed in a rebellion against Alewite
rule - also a form of heresy to Sunni Moslems - and Libya has degenerated
into basic tribal warfare.

And all of this is going on without taking into account Iran's determination
to define the Arab world in purely Shiite terms and Al Queida's attempts to
assert Sunni hegemony over all of mankind.

This is not an essentially pretty picture of the Moslem world and its faith
as is currently revealed and practiced in universal society. This is
religion run amuck, [NOTE: NO! Islam has not "run amuck". And, it is not
just "as is currently revealed." Islam has always had the goal of
subjugating the world to Sharia law. In the Koran, Allah commands Moslems to
make war on non-Moslems UNTIL Islam reigngs supreme in the world.] as much a
danger to itself as to others. Yet the world is hesitant to call these
forces to account for their behavior and fanatical beliefs.

Whistling past the graveyard now only guarantees more pain, suffering and
bloodshed in the future.

Because of all of the above, I think it safe to say that these problems are
not going to go away anytime soon.

It took centuries for the religious wars of Europe and Christendom to end.
The Arabs are not going away nor are they likely to have an immediate
epiphany and change of heart regarding Israel, the Jews, the Copts, the
Hindus, America, etc. [NOTE: It is NOT just the Arabs! The Iranians are NOT
Arabs. The problem is with all Moslems, precisely because it is a religious
question. And, the Islamic war on non-Moslems can never come to an end
because Allah in the Koran requires eternal war against non-Moslems. This is
part of Islam's holy text. The religious wars of Europe never had any
justification in Christianity's holy texts.]

This is going to be a very long haul for all concerned. All of the peace
plans and agreements fostered until now have proven to be worthless and in
fact counterproductive to any form of true peace.

The change of heart necessary to create a climate of compromise and
accommodation is simply not in the offing in the Moslem world as a whole and
certainly not in particular in the Middle East. This bitter truth may sadden
us bit , but there is no joy the Talmud teaches us equal to the removal of
all doubts and seeing a problem as it is realistically and without wishful
thinking and false assessments.

The Oslo Agreements, the Wye Agreements, the Hebron Agreement, the fleeing
from Lebanon, the Gaza disengagement, all stand out today as bad decisions
and examples of woefully poor judgment by world and Israeli leaders.

We hoped that these gestures would make the hatred and violence go away.
Unfortunately, they did not.

It will take a long time and a major change in attitudes and circumstances
for hatred and violence to even begin to diminish.

Biblical epics last for centuries, not just for months and years.

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