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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (193955)	7/31/2006 2:21:04 AM
From: Elroy	Respond to of 281500

When one side calls for genocide, it will end only in victory or defeat. Like the leaders of Hizbullah keep trying to explain. "We are not fighting so that you will give us something. We are fighting to eliminate you." So that guy has to be removed from power as part of the peace process. There is no room for his extremist views in a peaceful ME. That's obvious. His lunacy doesn't contradict the fact that the anti-Israeli sentiment in the ME stems from changing a multi-ethnic region into a region that is a Jewish homeland. That type of forced transition is going to be resisted in any multi-ethnic region on the planet by the excluded groups. Do you believe that that fanatical approach is the best that the Arab population of 500 million Arabs is capable of? I don't. Unfortunately the current Israeli actions taken to reduce Hezbollah's military capability is likely to drive more and more of them in that direction. Many Arabs live peacefully and successfully with non-Arabs in Israel today, so there goes your theory that there is something in the Arab genome that inherently makes them want to exterminate non-Arabs.