The less we listen to the barbudos, the better.

2) Jewish is a designation of faith, like Christian, or Buddhist, or Muslim. Some are Ethiopian, some are Russian, some are Swedish, some are Canadian.

3) Contrary to popular belief, not all Arabs are Muslims. Some are Christian. Some are Jewish. I’m even sure there a few Buddhists and Atheists among them. Also, not all Jews are Caucasian. (to quote Haitham, “duh”)

4) Jewish tradition states that their promised land is in Palestine. Actually, it states a much larger piece of land called Judea and Samaria. The first historical record of the word “Israel” comes from an Egyptian stele documenting military campaigns in Canaan. This stele which referred to a people (the determinative for ‘country’ was absent) is dated to approximately 1211 BCE. (thanks Wikipedia)

5) Palestinian lineage can be traced back to the bronze age, to the Ghassulians (carbon dated c. 4300–3300 BCE) and later the Canaanites (3300–1200) BCE. People became urbanized and lived in city-states, including Jericho. (Wikipedia again) (According to Joan Peters, the Palestinians were nomadic. How could there have been city-states, or cities at all, and agriculture, for 6300 years, if the locals were all nomads? Hmm. It doesn’t add up.)

6) The Jewish population of Palestine in 1922 was 11 percent. The Zionists then led a campaign to move as many Jews as possible from other parts of the world to Palestine, raising the Jewish population of Palestine to 30 percent by 1940. On all accounts, they were neither the majority of the population, nor were they the only population. How exactly does that make them the beneficiaries of ALL of the land?

7) Regardless of who got there first, the Palestinians were there when Herzl was a gleam in his great great great great great great great (and greater still) grandfather’s eye, and they were there when Ben Gurion massacred them at Deir Yassin, and they are still there. Israel stole most of the land, murdered or threatened and drove off as many Palestinians as they could, and continue to do the same. Declaring a state does not place you above or beyond the humanitarian or international laws. That’s the problem. (Do you wonder why Milosevic and Hussein mock their judges? Can we say, “Double standard”?)

8) In Eitam’s plan, what is to be done with the Arabs from Iraq or elsewhere who were imported into Israel in the 1950s? Yes, some Arabs are Jewish. And some Jews are Palestinian. Looking back to 1922, about 11 percent. Until the Zionists decided it was all theirs, the Palestinians- Christians, Jews and Muslims- were living together in Palestine mostly without argument. Gasp! It’s true!

9) Hamas doesn’t recognise Israel and is therefore labeled ‘terrorist’. The Kach movement calls for the removal and/or extermination (!) of the Palestinians, and has perpetrated many hate crimes upon the Palestinians, and is therefore… tolerated, even defended, by the IDF and Israel. Setting a fine example, are they not? (there’s that double-standard, again)

10) How is this not seen by the rest of the world as ethnic cleansing? Why do these hate crimes get classified as self-defense by the U.S. and Israel? Why does the U.S. veto every UN resolution that criticises Israel’s ethnic cleansing? Why, in this age of great ‘enlightenment’, has Israel been allowed to do for 60 years to the Palestinians what 70 years ago was done by Germany? (how many standards does that make?)

The only answer from the world community is silence. Hands in pockets, look the other way. Cluster bombs in Lebanon? Look the other way. Razing homes over the heads of families in Gaza? Look the other way. Stick your fingers in your ears. Repeat after me. La la la la la la la. I can’t hear you… la la la la la la la…

I really respect this rabbi, it seems he expresses the real values of the Jewish fanatics without any hesitation.

lol bingo…the problem is there are enough fanatics in both camps to go around.