''A different type of murderousness, Arabic-Islamic, has been developing of late. To understand what the rest of the world, and particularly the Jews, can expect from it, we should look at what it is wreaking on its home turf - the Arab and Islamic world. Despite the fact that the theoreticians of terror have many explanations from the worlds of psychology and sociology, one cannot avoid drawing a central conclusion - the one the researchers dare not touch for fear of being branded racist. This is not even "understandable" or "logical" terror aimed at achieving political or even religious goals. In most cases, this is murder for the sake of murder, and terror (such as blowing up Iraqi mosques with worshipers inside) for the sake of terror.
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Could this kind of thing happen in a Western country? As a generalization, no. .. Where else in the world could there be horrors of the type being perpetuated even now in
The car bombs exploding daily in
If they demonstrate such cruelty against their Muslim brothers, especially after the Holocaust when it seemed to have passed from the world, it is clear that they have the ability to demonstrate similar or even greater cruelty against the target that they have thoroughly demonized under the guise of anti-Zionism, with the aid of Western anti-Semitism: the Jews, and particularly those in Israel. They truly hate the Jews and want to wipe them and their state off the face of the earth.''
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It's the usual "violence comes out of a vacuum" kind of nonsense.
Surprised to find this kind of stuff in Haaretz.
Thanks Gert for the tip.
Me too. I'm surprised at seeing such things in Haaretz, which generally seems to be a good paper. The killings in Algeria took place after one of the biggest national betrayals in history. The FIS had won an election, in 1991 I think it was, and then they were cheated from power by the military dictatorship. Of course, that does not justify violence.
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