Today's headlines declare:
   THE WORLD Slams Israeli Incursion Into Palestinian Territories

More honest reporting might state:
   THE WORLD Slams Israel's War on Suicide Bombers

"The world is a dangerous place to live, not because of the 
people who are evil, but because of the people who don't 
do anything about it."
  - Albert Einstein

Where was THE WORLD's voice when Palestinian terrorists 
savagely dismembered Jewish civilians?

Did THE WORLD protest barbaric butchery of Jews in any 
way that really matters?

Did THE WORLD's great civilizations stand up in defence of Israel?

Did THE WORLD's moral conscience resolve to seek and destroy Arab 
terrorists who kill JEWS?
Why not?

Did WORLD leaders condemn deadly suicide bombers sponsored by the 
terrorist Palestinian Authority?

Did WORLD governments threaten sanctions?

Did the EU stop it's funding of PA schoolbooks, cesspools of 
vitriolic Jew hatred?

Was Arafat stripped of the coveted Nobel Peace Prize?

Did Norwegian supermarkets initiate boycotts against him?

Did Heads of State issue stern warnings against the PA?

Were there threats of embargoes?

Did civilized nations downgrade diplomatic relations with Arafat?

Did THE WORLD's great peace loving body, the UN, slam Palestinian
terrorism?

As world media broadcast gruesome footage of daily Jewish carnage, 
did mass rallies decry the atrocities?

Did THE WORLD's religious leaders loudly denounce these acts of
barbarism?

Did the Pope cry out?

Sadly, no.
Just a few squeaks here and there.
Not much noise.

But see the Jews go out and defend themselves and HOO HAH!
What a racket!!

Poignant thoughts on the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day.

The Palestinian love affair with Hitler is nothing new.  
Adolf Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' is popular reading in east Jerusalem 
and the Palestinian autonomy. In it's introduction, the recent 
Arab edition states, "Hitler was a man of ideology who bequeathed 
an ideological heritage whose decay is inconceivable... 
This translation of the book... is taken from the original text 
of the author, Adolf Hitler.  The text was untouched by the 
censor.  We made a point to deliver Hitler's opinions and 
theories on nationalism, regimes, and ethnicity without any 
changes because they are not yet outmoded.."  

'Mein Kampf' has sold so briskly that it has dominated the top 
slots on THE PALESTINIAN BEST-SELLER LIST.

It should come as no surprise, then, that a map on the official 
PA "International Press Center" website (www.ipc.gov.ps) boldly 
shows "Palestine" completely obliterating Israel. Israel appears 
NOWHERE on the map at all. This is the Final Solution sought by 
Israel's "peace partner": NO Israel, NO Jews.

See for yourself...

  "Long and narrow in shape, Palestine is about 290 miles (470 
km.) in length and 85 miles (135 km.) in width at its widest 
point. Although small in size, Palestine encompasses the varied 
topographical features of an entire continent, ranging from 
forested highlands and fertile green valleys to mountainous 
deserts and from the coastal plain to the semitropical Jordan 
Valley and the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth."

"Palestinian National Authority - State Information Service"
http://www.ipc.gov.ps/ipc_a/ipc_a-1/a_map/pal-e.html

Arafat has made no secret of his intentions. This map has long 
been visible for THE WORLD to see, featured throughout 
PA information mediums: on their official PA letterhead, 
on the official PA television broadcasts and in the official 
PA school books (paid for with Euro bucks.) 

The chilling question which Jews everywhere must ask themselves 
is: 
Since these maps are not hidden, since they are displayed 
everywhere in plain view... WHY DOESN'T THE WORLD PROTEST?

Consider this question in light of the chilling gallows humor 
circulating in Israel...

Bin Ladden turns to Arafat and says, Yassir, how do you do it?
How do you get away with murderous terror while the whole world 
is after ME?"

Arafat smiles at Bin Ladden and says, 
"Osama, it is easy... I only kill Jews."

Poignant thoughts on the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Ruth Baks
Jerusalem