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Holy See insists on rights of integrity for Lebanese, Israeli right to peace, and Palestinian right to sovereignty
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In today's statement spurring Catholics to pray for peace in the region, Pope Benedict XVI affirmed the rights of Lebanese, Israelis, and Palestinians in the Holy Land. Subscriber comments:
Published by: Robert Koop
Middletown, Ohio, USA 07/21/2006 08:46 AM EST
I pray for peace in the Middle East ... but ... this note seems to further obfuscate two already confounded issues. The Israelis are fighting two terrorist organizations on two fronts, Hezzbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in the Palistinian areas like Gaza. Both groups are constitutionally driven to exterminate all Jews and eliminate the sovreign country of Israel, both are Islamic facist military organizations.
The Palestinians elected the terrorist Hamas group into power, therefore the people and the terrorist are one in the same. The government of Lebanon is too weak (both in power and will) to remove Hezbollah from their southern border stronghold facing Israel. Therefore they are expo facto complicit with the terrorists. At this juncture the Lebanese government and people have a moral choice to make ... either support the effort to root out the terrorist or support them and be destroyed with them. While minimizing collateral damage is a moral imperative, it is the terrorist who are implanting themselves in mosques, in neighborhoods, and behind women and children. These radical Islamic murderers are encouraged to lie in order to further their cause so negotiation is not possible. Just look at the negotiated settlements in the past and the land concessions already made. Their goal is not about the land it is about the extermination of a nation of people. Periodically good people must stand and fight evil in this world. "Periodically" is now here! ADD A COMMENT (Your e-mail will NOT be published):
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