Moving Day In Gaza?!

By Author: David Ben-Ariel
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The Blade

The Blade just doesn't get it. "Moving day in Gaza!?" A reality-based editorial title for the terror about to be unleashed against 8,000 Israeli men, women and children (simply because they are Jews), would be "Ethnic cleansing in Gaza," "Gaza to be made Judenrein," or "Sharon sells out Israel for foreign interests."

The United States shouldn't pay Israel to do the dirty work of their sworn enemies, to violently expel productive Israeli citizens from their homes and property, their literal former desert they made blossom as a rose, since such an act of terror and blood money rewards terrorism! The many Arab terrorist groups are already salivating, claiming victory for driving the Jews away!

Terrorism surely pays off for the "Palestinians," although we'll learn the hard way it's too high of a price for us to pay. President Bush rightly wouldn't meet with that mass murder Yasser Arafat, but then turns around and invites his blood brother, his partner in international crime and ...
... co-founder of Fatah, that terrorist in a suit and tie, Mahmoud Abbas, the present "Palestinian" leader (at odds with the other warlords) to the White House to receive $50,000,000 as a downpayment of at least $200,000,000 of hard-earned American tax-dollars!

Doesn't President Bush know that such political prostitutes can't be trusted? Remember the BILLIONS Arafat bilked from the nations and did it buy peace? Did Israel's suicidal surrender of "land for peace" or Bush's "roadmap to peace" bring us any closer to peace? The facts on the ground and buried in it testify NO!

It appears our leaders, both Israeli and American and others, are again foolishly gambling that the leopard has changed its spots, and the pogrom planned against the Jews of Gaza is the bleeding wound that will invite the infection of EU occupation.
About the Author David Ben-Ariel, an American author who has travelled widely and who has lived throughout Israel, shares a special focus on the Middle East and great interest in Jerusalem, reflected in hard-hitting articles that help others improve their understanding of that troubled region. Check out www.benariel.com