Who Are The Palestinians? Part 2

[Hollie]

That was true until Turkey ceded the land to the new state of Palestine in the Treaty of Lausanne.

There was a British Mandate Palestine, including what is now Jordan. But never a State.

Palestine and Jordan were separated before they became states. Jordan is irrelevant to Palestine.

Thanks for denying what happened in 1948.
But why am I surprised.
It must be rather embarrassing to be a member of a tribe that thrives on murder.

In this conflict it's the not the Muslims and Christians that are thriving on murder.

The Palestinians were at home minding their own business when foreigners came down from Europe to attack them and steal their land.

The Palestinians have never been the aggressors.

When were the invading / land stealing Egyptian, Syrisn and Lebanese squatters labeled as Pal'istanians?

 

[Hollie]

No Palestine on this Turkish map.

That was true until Turkey ceded the land to the new state of Palestine in the Treaty of Lausanne.

There was a British Mandate Palestine, including what is now Jordan. But never a State.

Palestine and Jordan were separated before they became states. Jordan is irrelevant to Palestine.

Thanks for denying what happened in 1948.
But why am I surprised.
It must be rather embarrassing to be a member of a tribe that thrives on murder.

In this conflict it's the not the Muslims and Christians that are thriving on murder.

Actually, Islamic terrorists are making incredible personal fortunes by exploiting the conflict.

 

[Hollie]

 

[P F Tinmore]

That is what foreign appointed oligarchs do. They sell their people down the river for their own gain.

BTW, this is a rerun.

 

[Hollie]

That is what foreign appointed oligarchs do. They sell their people down the river for their own gain.

BTW, this is a rerun.

How strange that foreign oligarchs have infiltrated hamas, fatah and so many of the Islamic states across the Islamic Middle East.

It's as though there's a global conspiracy that has been in place for centuries.

Can you cut and paste a link to a YouTube video?

 

[Mindful]

That is what foreign appointed oligarchs do. They sell their people down the river for their own gain.

BTW, this is a rerun.

How strange that foreign oligarchs have infiltrated hamas, fatah and so many of the Islamic states across the Islamic Middle East.

It's as though there's a global conspiracy that has been in place for centuries.

Can you cut and paste a link to a YouTube video?

Is Tin man still at it? Can't he give it a rest?

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[P F Tinmore]

That is what foreign appointed oligarchs do. They sell their people down the river for their own gain.

BTW, this is a rerun.

How strange that foreign oligarchs have infiltrated hamas, fatah and so many of the Islamic states across the Islamic Middle East.

It's as though there's a global conspiracy that has been in place for centuries.

Can you cut and paste a link to a YouTube video?

 

[Hollie]

That doesn't shed light on the global Foreign Oligarchs have Infiltrated Hamas and Fatah™ conspiracy theory.

 

[Sixties Fan]

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

 

[P F Tinmore]

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

Of course this is from Gatestone so you have to take it with a couple tons of salt.

What about Janet Mikhail?

Janet Mikhail - Wikipedia

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[Sixties Fan]

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

Of course this is from Gatestone so you have to take it with a couple tons of salt.

What about Janet Mikhail?

Janet Mikhail - Wikipedia

I was not putting the Mayor the

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

Of course this is from Gatestone so you have to take it with a couple tons of salt.

What about Janet Mikhail?

Janet Mikhail - Wikipedia

I was not putting down Mayor Baboun. The article points out how the Palestinian Muslims treat the Palestinian Christians.

About Mayor Kkhail, this is what an article about her says about Ramallah:

Traditionally, Ramallah was designated as a Christian city, meaning the mayor must be Christian by law. Yet Christians have long been a declining minority. Should that be updated?

The fact that I am a Christian gives me a unique distinction. And the fact that I am the first female mayor in Palestine, and maybe in the entire Middle East, is also unique. This is proof of the liberal mind-set of the Palestinian people and particularly the people of Ramallah. I was elected by both men and women.

Since this city is traditionally Christian, the mayor should be Christian. This is what the Palestinian law says in order to protect minority rights.

Palestinian mayor presides over boom times in Ramallah
--------------

Tin man, do you have anything to say about the way the Palestinian Muslims treat the Palestinian Christians in Bethlehem, Ramallah, or any other part of Areas A, B, or Gaza?

How about how Jordanian or Lebanese Muslims treat the Palestinian Muslims and Christians in those country? How about in Syria?

All I see is what Mohammad tried to avoid by forcing all clans, Tribes to become Muslim in Arabia. They are mainly part of a clan, a tribe, then Arabs, and then Muslims.

And Christians and Jews must be submissive to Muslims at all times.

The "Palestinians" are nothing more than a continuation of the Muslim/Arab mind set
where the whole world must follow Islam.

What a pity that you do continue to fail to make the proper research and learn from it.

In other words, you are ok with Muslims suppressing, oppressing, threatening and attacking Palestinian, Israeli, Gaza, Areas A and B of the PA, Lebanese, Syrian, Iraqi, Iranian, Egyptian, and any other Christians.

Thanks Tin.

 

[P F Tinmore]

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

Of course this is from Gatestone so you have to take it with a couple tons of salt.

What about Janet Mikhail?

Janet Mikhail - Wikipedia

I was not putting the Mayor the

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

Of course this is from Gatestone so you have to take it with a couple tons of salt.

What about Janet Mikhail?

Janet Mikhail - Wikipedia

I was not putting down Mayor Baboun. The article points out how the Palestinian Muslims treat the Palestinian Christians.

About Mayor Kkhail, this is what an article about her says about Ramallah:

Traditionally, Ramallah was designated as a Christian city, meaning the mayor must be Christian by law. Yet Christians have long been a declining minority. Should that be updated?

The fact that I am a Christian gives me a unique distinction. And the fact that I am the first female mayor in Palestine, and maybe in the entire Middle East, is also unique. This is proof of the liberal mind-set of the Palestinian people and particularly the people of Ramallah. I was elected by both men and women.

Since this city is traditionally Christian, the mayor should be Christian. This is what the Palestinian law says in order to protect minority rights.

Palestinian mayor presides over boom times in Ramallah
--------------

Tin man, do you have anything to say about the way the Palestinian Muslims treat the Palestinian Christians in Bethlehem, Ramallah, or any other part of Areas A, B, or Gaza?

How about how Jordanian or Lebanese Muslims treat the Palestinian Muslims and Christians in those country? How about in Syria?

All I see is what Mohammad tried to avoid by forcing all clans, Tribes to become Muslim in Arabia. They are mainly part of a clan, a tribe, then Arabs, and then Muslims.

And Christians and Jews must be submissive to Muslims at all times.

The "Palestinians" are nothing more than a continuation of the Muslim/Arab mind set
where the whole world must follow Islam.

What a pity that you do continue to fail to make the proper research and learn from it.

In other words, you are ok with Muslims suppressing, oppressing, threatening and attacking Palestinian, Israeli, Gaza, Areas A and B of the PA, Lebanese, Syrian, Iraqi, Iranian, Egyptian, and any other Christians.

Thanks Tin.

For one, the only reports I have seen about Christians being persecuted in Palestine were from sources connected to Israel.

Some of the staunchest supporters of Palestine are Christians. Why would that be if they were persecuted there?

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[Hollie]

 

[P F Tinmore]

MUSTAFA BARGHOUTI detect bias in news media " CNN "

As usual, the Lame Stream Media host starts out with Israeli talking points. Who hands out those talking points?

 

[montelatici]

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

Of course this is from Gatestone so you have to take it with a couple tons of salt.

What about Janet Mikhail?

Janet Mikhail - Wikipedia

I was not putting the Mayor the

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

Of course this is from Gatestone so you have to take it with a couple tons of salt.

What about Janet Mikhail?

Janet Mikhail - Wikipedia

I was not putting down Mayor Baboun. The article points out how the Palestinian Muslims treat the Palestinian Christians.

About Mayor Kkhail, this is what an article about her says about Ramallah:

Traditionally, Ramallah was designated as a Christian city, meaning the mayor must be Christian by law. Yet Christians have long been a declining minority. Should that be updated?

The fact that I am a Christian gives me a unique distinction. And the fact that I am the first female mayor in Palestine, and maybe in the entire Middle East, is also unique. This is proof of the liberal mind-set of the Palestinian people and particularly the people of Ramallah. I was elected by both men and women.

Since this city is traditionally Christian, the mayor should be Christian. This is what the Palestinian law says in order to protect minority rights.

Palestinian mayor presides over boom times in Ramallah
--------------

Tin man, do you have anything to say about the way the Palestinian Muslims treat the Palestinian Christians in Bethlehem, Ramallah, or any other part of Areas A, B, or Gaza?

How about how Jordanian or Lebanese Muslims treat the Palestinian Muslims and Christians in those country? How about in Syria?

All I see is what Mohammad tried to avoid by forcing all clans, Tribes to become Muslim in Arabia. They are mainly part of a clan, a tribe, then Arabs, and then Muslims.

And Christians and Jews must be submissive to Muslims at all times.

The "Palestinians" are nothing more than a continuation of the Muslim/Arab mind set
where the whole world must follow Islam.

What a pity that you do continue to fail to make the proper research and learn from it.

In other words, you are ok with Muslims suppressing, oppressing, threatening and attacking Palestinian, Israeli, Gaza, Areas A and B of the PA, Lebanese, Syrian, Iraqi, Iranian, Egyptian, and any other Christians.

Thanks Tin.

This is another Zionist myth that conflates Arabian tribes with Palestinians, who were Levantine Christians when they were conquered and subsequently ruled by Arabians. When the Crusaders reconquered Palestine, the majority of the people were still Christians and remained so for hundreds of years after Saladin evicted the Crusaders. The Palestinians did not magically become Arabian when they converted to Islam from Christianity.

 

[Hollie]

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

Of course this is from Gatestone so you have to take it with a couple tons of salt.

What about Janet Mikhail?

Janet Mikhail - Wikipedia

I was not putting the Mayor the

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

Of course this is from Gatestone so you have to take it with a couple tons of salt.

What about Janet Mikhail?

Janet Mikhail - Wikipedia

I was not putting down Mayor Baboun. The article points out how the Palestinian Muslims treat the Palestinian Christians.

About Mayor Kkhail, this is what an article about her says about Ramallah:

Traditionally, Ramallah was designated as a Christian city, meaning the mayor must be Christian by law. Yet Christians have long been a declining minority. Should that be updated?

The fact that I am a Christian gives me a unique distinction. And the fact that I am the first female mayor in Palestine, and maybe in the entire Middle East, is also unique. This is proof of the liberal mind-set of the Palestinian people and particularly the people of Ramallah. I was elected by both men and women.

Since this city is traditionally Christian, the mayor should be Christian. This is what the Palestinian law says in order to protect minority rights.

Palestinian mayor presides over boom times in Ramallah
--------------

Tin man, do you have anything to say about the way the Palestinian Muslims treat the Palestinian Christians in Bethlehem, Ramallah, or any other part of Areas A, B, or Gaza?

How about how Jordanian or Lebanese Muslims treat the Palestinian Muslims and Christians in those country? How about in Syria?

All I see is what Mohammad tried to avoid by forcing all clans, Tribes to become Muslim in Arabia. They are mainly part of a clan, a tribe, then Arabs, and then Muslims.

And Christians and Jews must be submissive to Muslims at all times.

The "Palestinians" are nothing more than a continuation of the Muslim/Arab mind set
where the whole world must follow Islam.

What a pity that you do continue to fail to make the proper research and learn from it.

In other words, you are ok with Muslims suppressing, oppressing, threatening and attacking Palestinian, Israeli, Gaza, Areas A and B of the PA, Lebanese, Syrian, Iraqi, Iranian, Egyptian, and any other Christians.

Thanks Tin.

This is another Zionist myth that conflates Arabian tribes with Palestinians, who were Levantine Christians when they were conquered and subsequently ruled by Arabians. When the Crusaders reconquered Palestine, the majority of the people were still Christians and remained so for hundreds of years after Saladin evicted the Crusaders. The Palestinians did not magically become Arabian when they converted to Islam from Christianity.

It is funny how the invading / colonizing European Christian Crusaders magically became Arabs.... so-called Pal'estanian Arabs.

 

[Hollie]

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

Of course this is from Gatestone so you have to take it with a couple tons of salt.

What about Janet Mikhail?

Janet Mikhail - Wikipedia

I was not putting the Mayor the

[These are the Palestinians]

The good news is that Bethlehem has its first female mayor.

But the bad news is that Mayor Vera Baboun, elected in October 2012, has since been facing a smear campaign that reached it peak last week when assailants damaged her private vehicle.

The assault on the mayor's car serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the Christian minority and Muslim majority of Bethlehem. It also highlights the huge challenges facing Palestinian women in a conservative society.

The leaders of the Christian community in Bethlehem rarely talk in public about the tensions with their Muslim neighbors; they prefer instead to direct their criticism against Israel. By turning a blind eye to the problems facing Christians, these leaders are doing a disservice to their own community.

Ever since she was elected, Baboun, a mother of five who was headmistress of the Roman Catholic High School in the nearby town of Beit Sahour, has been forced to deal with a well-organized campaign aimed at discrediting her and removing her from her job.

The campaign is being waged by some Muslim residents of Bethlehem and its surrounding refugee camps.

Some Palestinians clearly find it difficult to accept a woman as mayor of one of the most important Palestinian cities.

(full article online)

Bethlehem's Female Mayor Faces Smears, Threats

Of course this is from Gatestone so you have to take it with a couple tons of salt.

What about Janet Mikhail?

Janet Mikhail - Wikipedia

I was not putting down Mayor Baboun. The article points out how the Palestinian Muslims treat the Palestinian Christians.

About Mayor Kkhail, this is what an article about her says about Ramallah:

Traditionally, Ramallah was designated as a Christian city, meaning the mayor must be Christian by law. Yet Christians have long been a declining minority. Should that be updated?

The fact that I am a Christian gives me a unique distinction. And the fact that I am the first female mayor in Palestine, and maybe in the entire Middle East, is also unique. This is proof of the liberal mind-set of the Palestinian people and particularly the people of Ramallah. I was elected by both men and women.

Since this city is traditionally Christian, the mayor should be Christian. This is what the Palestinian law says in order to protect minority rights.

Palestinian mayor presides over boom times in Ramallah
--------------

Tin man, do you have anything to say about the way the Palestinian Muslims treat the Palestinian Christians in Bethlehem, Ramallah, or any other part of Areas A, B, or Gaza?

How about how Jordanian or Lebanese Muslims treat the Palestinian Muslims and Christians in those country? How about in Syria?

All I see is what Mohammad tried to avoid by forcing all clans, Tribes to become Muslim in Arabia. They are mainly part of a clan, a tribe, then Arabs, and then Muslims.

And Christians and Jews must be submissive to Muslims at all times.

The "Palestinians" are nothing more than a continuation of the Muslim/Arab mind set
where the whole world must follow Islam.

What a pity that you do continue to fail to make the proper research and learn from it.

In other words, you are ok with Muslims suppressing, oppressing, threatening and attacking Palestinian, Israeli, Gaza, Areas A and B of the PA, Lebanese, Syrian, Iraqi, Iranian, Egyptian, and any other Christians.

Thanks Tin.

For one, the only reports I have seen about Christians being persecuted in Palestine were from sources connected to Israel.

Some of the staunchest supporters of Palestine are Christians. Why would that be if they were persecuted there?

I for one usually get a chuckle with your babbling.

For the reality averse, it's worth pointing out that life is tenuous for Christians in Islamist hellholes. The horrific use of blasphemy laws in Pakistan is basically the model for islamic fascism. It’s nothing more than state-sanctioned vigilantism ready to step in at any point whenever a Moslem has a dispute with a Christian. Christians are barely three percent of the population in both of the Islamic terrorist controlled enclaves of Gaza'istan and Fatah'istan.

I suppose we can presume that a Christian first having inexplicably determined that life for him or her— as a tiny minority in any of the Islamist totalitarian societies like the Pal'istanian Death Cult can most certainly be made better by finding creative ways to provoke Islamic fascists.