Q. Why is there a "problem" in the Middle East?
A. Because the vast majority of Arabs (and many other people in the world who have been persuaded by them) would like to destroy a tiny country and if possible somehow make all the non-Muslim people living there (i.e. about 80% of its population) somehow disappear. The problem is the country has a perfectly valid right to exist and the people living there are fairly determined not to just disappear!
Q. Can this "problem" be solved?
A. Yes, but not until the Arabs of the Middle East start accepting the reality and truth of the situation as well as back down from their murderous and unreasonable goals of trying to destroy a perfectly valid (though rather small) neighbouring state that happens to have people living in it.
http://www.al-rassooli.com/
A. Because the vast majority of Arabs (and many other people in the world who have been persuaded by them) would like to destroy a tiny country and if possible somehow make all the non-Muslim people living there (i.e. about 80% of its population) somehow disappear. The problem is the country has a perfectly valid right to exist and the people living there are fairly determined not to just disappear!
Q. Can this "problem" be solved?
A. Yes, but not until the Arabs of the Middle East start accepting the reality and truth of the situation as well as back down from their murderous and unreasonable goals of trying to destroy a perfectly valid (though rather small) neighbouring state that happens to have people living in it.
http://www.al-rassooli.com/
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