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| …One wants an Israeli leadership a little more awake to the age-old hatred of Jews that fuels the accusations of our neighbors and their cheerleaders in the degenerate West. Following Mahmoud Abbas’s toxic verbiage about the Jews having no right to Jerusalem – it belongs to Arab Muslims and Arab Christians – Netanyahu’s spokesman Mark Regev said in response that he was disappointed to hear the mainstream Palestinian leadership “echo outrageous conspiracy theories concerning the Temple Mount, conspiracy theories that as the usual domain of extremist elements.”
The implication here is that Abbas sounded like the “extremists” when in truth he was speaking the centrist position. What Westerners don’t get about Hamitic society is that a consensus position does not reflect the middle ground between extremes. In Araby, the consensus is the most extreme position… |
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