Shimon Peres’ Ramadan Kareem Wishes
Aussie Dave | Jul 18, 2012 | 10 comments
Muslims are reportedly offended Peres offered them Ramadan kareem, since all food – even lactose products – is off limits during the day.
Meanwhile, I’d fathom to guess that whoever produced the Peres video lifted the sound from this iconic song.
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We just got Ramadan Kareem’ed way out in Bulgaria.
This was an obvious terrorist attack against Israel. But it also occurred in a NATO-member country. There will be hell to pay for the guilty party/parties.
If it’s a non-state actor, who’s going to pay for it? While one could still link Hezbollah operatives to Iran, it could be any of Bulgaria’s Muslims, affiliated with no particular state or well-known organization.
I think the Israeli intelligence will know very soon. This is part of a pattern of anti-Israel terrorist activity orchestrated by Iran. Unfortunately, this time they succeeded.
Maybe. There should be a 24- or 48-hour rule on this, and I wish Netanyahu had observed it in this case, because accusations of “opportunism” are already flowing out.
would you plz stop using this way to drag ppl’s sympathy? this is an israeli policy ever since this country was created, but tell u what? this is really becoming pathetic and disgusting, and your nickname (zion…) reflects well ur inner thoughts, ur not a peaceful jew, ur a TERRORIST Zionist…so save urself crocodile tears…
You might get a little bit of respect if you wrote in English.
“O you who believe! do not take the Jews and the Christians for friends; they are friends of each other; and whoever amongst you takes them for a friend, then surely he is one of them; surely Allah does not guide the unjust people.”
One time a loser, everytime a loser.
Please go away and leave the Jews alone. You can go to Norway, France or even Saudi Arabia, I don’t care.
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