What does Doug at Gulfcoastcommentary think about the aftermath of the Hamas’ genocidal attack on Israel and the subsequent genocidal invasion of Gaza by the IDF? Is Israel’s genocide of that entire population justified?? Dare I even ponder this?
I’ll tell you right now, there has been one immutable constant from the Muslim Arabs in that region for 100+ years of history: implacable Jew hatred and Jew murder by Muslims in that area.
There is frankly no way to find peace with these people. There have been multiple attempts at forging a ‘Palestinian’ state and making peace deals with the so-called ‘Palestinians,’ and everytime, after negotiating in bad faith, they refuse to sign treaties at the last minute and instead launch murderous infatadas at Israel and kill as many innocent Israeli citizens as they possibly can. I’ve written extensively about this (see below).
So, it’s sad that Israel lost 1000+ citizens in a brazen terror attack. Naturally Israel fought back viciously. Certainly Hamas knew they would but the Hamas leaders have private jet(s) and live in luxury in Qatar. They knew Israel would lose their minds. So, obviously they don’t care one iota about the “palestinians” in Gaza.
With regard to Israeli Jews, it’s sad really, because as Jesus said, “do not resist the evil one.” That’s part of the passage where he said immediately thereafter: “and if someone should slap your face, then turn the other cheek.” The truth is that when you resist the “evil one” you tend to become evil yourself. Yes, Israel is succumbing to evil now in their demolition of Gaza and widespread killing. It’s what happens when a people lose their minds after confronting evil enemies for 100+ years and unending slaughter and hate (all discussed below).
I used to work in Jakarta for an oil company called Premier Oil. They had interests in gas fields in Northern Sumatra in the Aceh region. I was told that I couldn’t go there. There was a multi-decade war, violence and terror campaigns between the Aceh region and the Indonesian government. It was intractable. Apparently, the Muslim government in Jakarta wasn’t Conservative enough for these fundamentalists. The 2004 tsunami hit just offshore of Banda Aceh, on the Indian ocean side of Aceh, and sent a giant wall of water over the area around Banda Aceh. They really don’t know how many died. I think it was something like 100,000 people (all Muslims) just in that one town.
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| Before and After the 2004 Tsunami in Banda Aceh |
Only after that was there peace. We found out that fanatical Muslims have to entirely wiped-out and thoroughly defeated to make peace. Gaza is being wiped-out as we speak. And they were already the most defeated people on the planet (and only kept alive with international aid THAT WAS MOSTLY STOLEN by the PLO and now Hamas.)
But before we condemn Israel too much, keep in mind that over 2+ million Arabs live in Israel proper, enjoying peace, prosperity in the only truly robust economy in the region. All religious traditions, sacred sites and history of Jewish, Christian and Islamic faiths all are protected and preserved by a respectful Israel.
I presume that, over time, the violent arabs eventually ended up in open-air prison camp of Gaza and locked-in by concrete walls and guards. I would imagine that the West Bank is the same.
And it’s not just Gaza. Islam is the Greatest Murder Machine in Human History. The murder continues worldwide. Just visit the site What Makes Islam Different (Thereligionofpeace.com).
Christians in the ME have been mostly killed or wiped-out; Jews are already nearly wiped-out with help from Islam. The implacable hatred and murder of Muslims continues throughout the world even today and some of their 1400 year history has been very well covered here at Gulfcoastcommentary. Refer to my Essential Gulfcoastcommentary Index for 2023 (with links to ‘22 and ‘21).
In a number of posts, some quite recent, I trace the change in that region from being part of the long-standing Ottoman caliphate, then a region in the British Rule of that region (called Palestinian Territories), then the history of people who lived in and around the area that is now called Israel, the history of the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and his relationship with Adolph Hitler and who’s nephew was none other than Yassir Arafat, and finally, the never-ending Jihad of scumbag Muslims who refuse to make peace with the Jews (or anyone else):
See Polls Routinely Show Arabs in 'Palestinian' Territories Are Most Supportive of Violence and Hamas, How Israel Emerged In the Collapsed Ottoman Empire, Polls Routinely Show Arabs in 'Palestinian' Territories Are Most Supportive of Violence and Hamas, Debunking the Palestine Lie (video and transcript), The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and the Fuhrer, What to Expect From Palestinians If We Bring Them Here, and Palestinians: Epic Failure Explained
The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and the Fuhrer
From “A Century of Palestinian Rejectionism,”
There is a long history of Jew hatred and self-inflicted misery by the people in the area formerly known as Palestine. The current Palestinian movement, founded in the 1920s, has a sordid history including an alliance with Hitler and European fascism. In a recent book review of Sol Stern's book A Century of Palestinian Rejectionism in Real Clear Politics website, Siegel writes:
”The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al-Husseini was the leader of the Palestinian movement from its inception in the 1920s in the wake of the British Balfour Declaration, into the 1950s, after which he was succeeded by his nephew Yasser Arafat(!)
Like Arafat and Abbas after him, time and again the mufti rejected any compromise. Driven by a sense of Islamic entitlement and Arab resentment of the West, insensible to the economic growth made possible by the relative prosperity of the Jews, the mufti urged his followers to embrace implacable hatred.”
There is a long history of Jew hatred and self-inflicted misery by the people in the area formerly known as Palestine. The current Palestinian movement, founded in the 1920s, has a sordid history including an alliance with Hitler and European fascism. In a recent book review of Sol Stern's book A Century of Palestinian Rejectionism in Real Clear Politics website, Siegel writes:
At the center of his account is the neglected and little known -- yet central -- figure of the Arab-Israeli conflict, Haj Amin al-Husseini. As the grand mufti of Jerusalem, he was the leader of the Palestinian movement from its inception in the 1920s in the wake of the British Balfour Declaration, into the 1950s, after which he was succeeded by his nephew Yasser Arafat......
Like Arafat and Abbas after him, time and again the mufti rejected any compromise. Driven by a sense of Islamic entitlement and Arab resentment of the West, insensible to the economic growth made possible by the relative prosperity of the Jews, the mufti urged his followers to embrace implacable hatred.
Siegel writes about the book:
In the Arab revolt of the late 1930s, Islamist crowds stormed through the streets of Jerusalem’s Jewish Quarter shouting slogans such as “Muhammad’s religion was born with the sword.” The mob killed, looted and burned. Two years of low-level war left the Jews stronger than ever and the local Arab economy in ruins, a scene that has recurred time and again. But the mufti saw hope for his cause in Hitler’s war against the allies and the Jews.
The Mufti of Jerusalem joined the Nazi's in Berlin during World War II and that by 1948, the British left the region and the state of Israel was founded, the
Arab Muslims living in that region were joined by Nazis, Polish reactionaries, Yugoslav Chetniks, and Bosnian Muslims flocked [into Palestine] for the war against the Jews to exterminate them. In the wake of the 1948 war, the West Bank now claimed by the Palestinians became part of Jordan and Egypt took Gaza. But there was no thought in Egypt or Jordan or the larger Arab-Islamic world of creating a Palestinian state.
So, the "Palestinian issue" is just a canard for a long history of hatred by Muslims and radicals who gathered in the region to fight and kill Jews before and after WWII. There is no change as of today. Hatred rules. Compromise is an anathema.
Palestinians are bound by official agreements to negotiate directly with Israel and that they have twice in the last decade refused the very state they’re now asking for from the U.N. In 2000 and 2008, Israel agreed to the creation of a Palestinian state with virtually all of the territory it had before the 1967 war. Unfortunately, Palestinian leaders have never been, and are not now, prepared to permanently give up the claim to all of the land first laid out by their Islamist leaders in the 1920s.
Any and ALL opportunities to make peace with Israel, have ended in failure with Palestinian intransigence. They simply can't tolerate peace!
Despite all of this evidence of the incompatibility of Muslims to co-exist with just about anybody, the entirely braindead leadership in Europe keeps inviting Muslims into Europe, despite Muslims being Europe’s traditional enemy. You see, a Muslim caliphate extended from SE Asia to previously Christian Southern Europe and Northern Africa for 100’s of years until about 1492. The Ottoman empire persisted until the end of WW I.
Recently, I’ve done some posts covering the history of the region of the Middle East in and around what is the modern Israeli state. I’m trying to highlight the intractable Islamic ‘jew hatred’ that has persisted for over 100 years in the area we now know as Israel.
It’s my contention, that, over time, the violent Muslims attackers and their sympathizers eventually were segregated into Gaza and The West Bank and eventually their violence was so bad, that Israel built concrete walls, razor wire and passport control.
Gulfcoastcommentary Articles About The Murderous Scourge of Islam in the World:
PCR: Slavery Was Practiced by Africans & Arabs in Africa Long Before the White Man,
Re-send: Worldwide Islamic Jihad Casualties in 2023: 16,100 Dead/Injured So Far,
Diversity is Our Strength: If You Want Murder, Crime, Decay, Rape and Even Bombings
A Swede's Take On Their Government's Disastrous, Deluded Immigration
Perspective on 1400 Years Of Violent, Supremacist Muslim History
Netanyahu Reminds World: Arab Muslims Sat at Right Hand of Hitler
We all reap the harvest of what we sow. Mature people accept that they themselves are responsible for their happiness or unhappiness. This applies to entire peoples. Palestinians are taught to always blame Jews for their problems. On any fine morning the Palestinians could have decided (especially before walls were built) to give up their hatred and work with Israeli people and benefit from the only democratic and prosperous economy in the region. Many did!! But instead, many are behind walls in a living hell or open prison, and ruled by Islamic supremacist thugs.
The "Palestinians" would starve except for International aid. That money or "welfare" allows them to cling to their flawed and ruinous beliefs and hatred.--still blaming others for their suffering. As it turns out, this misery extends back 100 and maybe 1000 years.
You could correctly say that International Aid has PREVENTED peace in that region and has financially fed the PLO and then Hamas who have basically stolen most of that money. Yassir Arafat was estimated by Forbes of having a net worth in the billions of dollars, probably in Swiss Bank accounts. Hamas is fabulously wealthy and live in Qatar. It’s international aid that has funded terror and war. No aid means peace, big international aid money means war and genocide.
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