(The) Quran tells Muslims to kill the disbelievers
wherever they find them (2:191), murder them and
treat them harshly (9:123), slay them (9:5), fight
with them (8:65 ), strive against them with great
endeavor (25:52), be stern with them because
they belong to hell (66:9) and strike off their
heads; then after making a “wide slaughter
among them, carefully tie up the remaining
captives” for ransom ;47:4).
This is how the pagans are to be treated. As for
the Christians and the Jews, the order is to
subdue them and impose on them a penalty tax,
after humiliating them (9:29) and if they resist, kill
them.
wherever they find them (2:191), murder them and
treat them harshly (9:123), slay them (9:5), fight
with them (8:65 ), strive against them with great
endeavor (25:52), be stern with them because
they belong to hell (66:9) and strike off their
heads; then after making a “wide slaughter
among them, carefully tie up the remaining
captives” for ransom ;47:4).
This is how the pagans are to be treated. As for
the Christians and the Jews, the order is to
subdue them and impose on them a penalty tax,
after humiliating them (9:29) and if they resist, kill
them.
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Today, in the West, we are witnessing the Islamic
stage of weakness, but the stage of violent jihad is
coming sooner or later. The reality is exactly the
opposite of what multiculturalists claim, who think
clashes with Muslims will diminish in time as we
“get used to” each other. They won’t. They will
become more dangerous, as Muslims grow
bolder and work to silence the media and
moderates while supporting terrorism.
If we fail to understand this, the War against
political Islam in 2020 won’t be in Tehran, Riyadh
or Baghdad. It will be in Paris, London and
Amsterdam, and maybe in Montreal, Sydney,
Detroit and New Jersey, too.
stage of weakness, but the stage of violent jihad is
coming sooner or later. The reality is exactly the
opposite of what multiculturalists claim, who think
clashes with Muslims will diminish in time as we
“get used to” each other. They won’t. They will
become more dangerous, as Muslims grow
bolder and work to silence the media and
moderates while supporting terrorism.
If we fail to understand this, the War against
political Islam in 2020 won’t be in Tehran, Riyadh
or Baghdad. It will be in Paris, London and
Amsterdam, and maybe in Montreal, Sydney,
Detroit and New Jersey, too.
...A textbook used at the Islamic Saudi Academy
of Alexandria, Va., in 2004, authored and
published by the Saudi Ministry of Education,
teaches first graders that "all religions, other than
Islam, are false, including that of the Jews [and]
Christians." An ISA class valedictorian, Ahmed
Omar Abu Ali, was recently indicted for plotting to
assassinate President Bush.
... An investigation by the New York Daily News in
2003 found that books used in the city's Muslim
schools "are rife with inaccuracies, sweeping
condemnations of Jews and Christians, and
triumphalist declarations of Islam's supremacy."
... Nor are schools the exception among Islamic
institutions in North America. A recent study by
Freedom House found a parallel problem of
venomous anti-Jewish and anti-Christian
materials in U.S. mosques. The most prominent
American Muslim organizations, especially the
Council on American-Islamic Relations, spew
antisemitism and host a neo-Nazi. The same
applies in Canada, where the head of the
Canadian Islamic Congress, Mohamed Elmasry,
publicly endorsed the murder of all Israelis over
the age of eighteen.
'Roadmap to Peace' to Avert War
The establishment of a Palestinian state in Judea, Samaria and Gaza (the West Bank), as proposed in
plans such as the "Road Map", will only prolong the Arab- Israeli conflict and exact a heavy toll in human
life.
As in previous failed agreements, this current one also defers the solution of the real problems that
perpetuate the conflict:
The Palestinian demand for the right of return of refugees to areas within the State of Israel.
The rehabilitation of Palestinian refugees.
The status of Jerusalem.
The nature of the Palestinian state and its borders.
Within a short time, these unresolved problems will resurface and draw the region into yet another war.
While based on the principle of "two states for two nations", the proposed Road Map does not achieve
that goal.
It is not a "two state solution" at all. Without the complete destruction of Israel, Palestinian Arabs can
only be offered a state-like entity, unable to sign international agreements, without an army and made up
of a number of small and overcrowded fragments of territory.
This quasi-state would not have natural borders. Rather, population centers on both sides will straddle
the border, perpetuating continued friction between Israelis and Palestinians.
The Palestinian entity's economy will be permanently dependent on Israel.
This entity would be an Israeli protectorate, leading to an intensification of the sense of humiliation felt
by Palestinian Arabs who would aspire to encroach further into Israeli territory.
The refugee problem will not be solved through this entity and Palestinian Arab demands for the right of
return will continue to threaten Israel's existence. The motivation for terror will remain high.
From every aspect - geographic, economic and demographic - it is clear that it will be impossible to
resolve the problem within the small, overcrowded area between the Jordan River and the
Mediterranean Sea.
Why - after the failure of the Oslo agreements - are we reverting to a model already proven catastrophic
for both sides?
It is clear that what is needed is a paradigm shift.
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