Jihadi Du Jour: 06/01/2008

Friday, June 27, 2008

450 Palestinians Equal One Israeli

ALLAH HO AKBAR
Muslims Love Killing Muslims
Photo Credit: firoze shakir

During the Lebanon War there were many complaints from the UN and in Europe about the disproportionate response by Israel over what to Europeans seemed like a trivial event: the capture of two Israeli soldiers by Hezbollah. In addition, Liberals and Muslim apologists wet their panties in shock over the disproportionate number of Arabs killed compared to Jews.

They would have us wage war so that both sides have equal casualties. I suppose Israelis, as soon as they killed 100 Hezbollah, should have uncocked their weapons and waited until Hezbollah murdered an equal number of Israelis.

Shortly after the Lebanon War, I wrote 10 Palestinians Killed for Every Israeli is intolerable - it should be 100 to 1, since there are over a billion and half Muslims and only a handful of Jews, relatively speaking.

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Tuesday, June 17, 2008

A Tree Grows in Israel

A Tree Grows in Jaffa, Israel
Photo by: -Andrew-

Despite rocket attacks and suicide bombers, there's some good news for Israel: EU nations today agreed to strengthen relations with Israel. No one should doubt that if it were not for Arab oil, Europe would have strong economic ties with Israel. Hopefully someday the non-Muslim world will find a way to get off Muslim oil or render Islam powerless to wreak havoc in the civilized world.

Despite rocket attacks and suicide bombers, tourists are still flocking to Israel:

Business Week, 21 May 2008, Despite Turmoil, Tourists Flock to Israel
Perpetual conflict and the looming threat of terrorism might keep less adventuresome travelers away, but when it comes to Israel, the number of sightseers is rising fast. Nearly 1 million tourists arrived in the Holy Land during the first four months of 2008, an increase of 43% year-on-year, according to the Israel Tourism Ministry. The country hopes to attract 2.8 million visitors this year for its 60th anniversary; about the same number came in 2000 before the Palestinian intifada that began in late September of that year.

The fighting, which lasted until 2004, suppressed tourism, as did the war with Lebanon in the summer of 2006. But even during times of hardship, committed supporters—especially Christian pilgrims and Jews from the U.S. and Europe—have continued to flock to Israel. About 1 million visitors went there in 2002, during the peak of the most recent intifada.

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