Comments on: Hate in Dubai

By: Rosamaria Bentrup

Rosamaria Bentrup — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 21:09:39 +0000

I’ve read over a lot of your current posts and I had been curious about if you were interesting in swapping blog links? I am constantly searching to switch links with personal blogs on very similar readers! I look forward to hearing back from you quickly.

By: UKarb

UKarb — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 07:47:27 +0000

European jews (ashkenazi) should not even be in the Middle East. They are not the people who came out of captivity in Egypt! As for the real jews who actually look middle eastern (semetic) I cant tell them to go back to Europe but I can certainly say that to those other fake hebrews!

By: enlightener

enlightener — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 18:33:51 +0000

As a Jewish writer and former broadcaster, I have only visited Israel once in the seventies. I am not a so called Zionist or a religious person, but I was born into the Jewish race. I am also not a poitical
animal, but when it comes to the perpetual Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which effects everyone, I do form opinions. I have no problem with a Palestinian State. What I don’t understand is why, with all the oil billionaires and their playboy lifestyles, the latter don’t contribute some of their territories to the Palestinians.? Much of the desrts adjoining Israel are barren, so what harm could it do to provide it to their arab moslem relatives, after all history shows us that all residents of Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt,etc. where once nomadic tribes as were the Palestinians. Wouldn’t it make sense for all Countries in the Middle East to live in harmony together, rather than to encourage their children to
blow up innocent neighbors with explosives starpped to themselves and then to receive payment for this. how repugnant an act is that and this they then glorify as a magnificent sacrifice. How could anyone live with this on their conscience.? Terrorism has only brought anger and distrust towards the arab peoples by those of us who live in the West. Their is no doubt in my mind whatsoever, that if Iran, Syria or anyone else really believes they can attack and anniliate the Jewish State, let me assure them, as a Jew, that Israel and the US will vaporise that Nation
before they know what hit them. Jews do not want war, we yearn for peace.! But never again will we sit back and await our doom….that’s for certain.!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 05:38:00 +0000

hey, shitbag!the jews owned israel for thousands of years. there was never a time when there was not a substantial population of jews in israel.you camel jockeys moved in in the late 1800s because the turks sent you there .it seems that theydid nt want to waste good mules on working the pestilential swamps and sand pits that made up wht was most of the land under the ottomans. the jews came,drained the swamps vand made the desert bloom.today , you can still smell the difference between an arab village and a jewish one by the smell of feces in the first versus the scent of flowers in the second. at one time the islamic world was the most advanced civilization in the world .that was in the 13 th centuery. today you are asshole of the world . why don’t you fix your own shit and stop blaming the jews,usa, and christianity for your own descent from enlightenment into religious fanaticism,economic servitude and political oppression.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 07:30:00 +0000

Regarding population, John said Jerusalem, not the Mandate of Palestine as a whole, and is correct in that. There was a lot of legal purchase of land too. Just because Britain took over control of the area known as Palestine after the fall of the Ottoman Empire doesn’t mean the British government came to own all of the land! There were many private landowners and a large amount of Arab land (including land which now lies inside the West Bank & Gaza) was purchased by Zionist organisations. However, it is true that when Israel was created (after the Arabs rejected the UN partition plan), the Israel Defence Forces captured land that had belonged to Arab landowners that fled. On the other hand, the Jordanian army did the same to Jewish property in the West Bank, and the Egyptian army the same in Gaza…not to mention the many Arab governments that confiscated huge amounts of Jewish property and expelled Jews (although this, of course, does not justify IDF actions in any way). The birth of modern Zionism was during the 19th century (the first Aliyah occurred in the late 1800s), and it was during these Aliyot that many Arabs came from across the empire to the area known as Palestine to take advantage of the opportunities in this rapidly developing region. However, whilst you may be incorrect in many facts, many wrongs have been committed on both sides since then.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 29 Sep 2006 18:58:00 +0000

I found this article accidentally on the Internet and I am taking advantage to ask which are the chances and the future of a woman from another country, who is Christian, to get married with a Jewish man who lives in Dubai ? Can they be happy together in Dubai? WHO CAN HELP ME WITH THIS, PLEASE ?

Shoarra

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 04 Apr 2005 07:26:00 +0000

MY BELIEF IS THAT WE NEED TO MA

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 04 Apr 2005 02:41:00 +0000

Sorry to rain on your parade “John” but you should be the one checking your facts, and curbing your racist speech. Since you have so many lies in your post, I’ll try and take them on one by one.

You claim that “There were more Jews than Muslims living in Jerusalem in the 19th century” According to “The Population of Palestine” by Justin McCarthy (Published by Columbia University) there were 1,310,866 Arabs in the British mandate of Palestine in 1946, and only 599,922 jews. In fact, it took until well after that until the Jewish population actually exceeded the Arab population in the area we call Israel. It was not as if the land that constitutes Israel was simply empty, there were millions of people there.

There was also no “legal purchase” of land, it was simply taken from the Ottoman Empire during the division of the spoils after WWI, and placed aside for the creation of a Jewish State.

Your claim that Palestinians are “descendents of colonists sent by the Ottomans to populate the area in the 19th century” may in fact be true, but what relevance does that have to the situation at hand. They would have been in Palestine since the 1800′s, well before any Jewish settlers or even the birth of moderm Zionism.

As far as your comment that “the Arab only lies when his lips move,” that is just pure racism. I have no doubt that if I were to make a comment in that same vein regarding the Jewish population, I would be banned from the site immediately. Once again, I do not oppose Israels existence, but do oppose many of her repressionist policies. If anyone else besides John the hatemonger would like to discuss this with me using FACTS I would love to talk.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 03 Apr 2005 12:27:00 +0000

Afterthought: What kind of moron talks of this “poor excuse of a website”, yet comes here repeatedly to read my posts and comment?

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 03 Apr 2005 12:24:00 +0000

Consider this your last comment on this site. All future ones will be deleted, since you are incapable of doing anything but swear, and show your ignorance.

Whatever you are, you belong in the UAE. Actually, you belong in the garbage pale of history, and you will find yourself there, no doubt.

Ciao, mofo.