Israel/Saudi Relations Growing
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ProudVeteran76
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They are just angry because Israel exists
ForeverYoung436
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Please don't involve us Jews in your inter-Muslim squabble between Iran and Saudi Arabia, both of which are still living in the 7th century.
allahu akbar
Please don't involve us Jews in your inter-Muslim squabble between Iran and Saudi Arabia, both of which are still living in the 7th century.
Please don't involve us Jews in your inter-Mus
lim squabble between Iran and Saudi Arabia, both of which are still living in the 7th century.
21 century
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LMAO! What exactly do you have against Middle East peace?
Roudy
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Most Muslim nations and communities are racist, intolerant, backwards ass shitholes. Including the so called Palestinians, who are among the worst of them.
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That is all I have cared about since prior to ever posting on this board. I have been a peace activist for most of my life.
**** Saudi Arabia and **** israel. They are both disgusting morally, they are dangerous, let alone, agents from both those nations have been connected to the 9/11 mass murder.
The European immigrants who call themselves Jews need to return to Europe or wherever else they came from AND THERE WILL BE PEACE... or at least they need to learn how to live peacefully with their neighbors. And let's be honest. They have not had the greatest record in that department.
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So as long as Sunni and Shia are fighting each other over politics in Islam, Israel should not look for partners in the ME at all?
You should listen to how Arabs sometimes openly critique their states, while at the same time compare them to Israel - as an example of an alternative, more pragmatic way.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel
Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa al Khalifa has told the head of the Simon Wiesenthal Center that he is against boycotts of Israel and Bahrainis are permitted to visit Israel.
The Jerusalem Post reports that King Hamad made the comment to Rabbi Abraham Cooper during an event at the center in Los Angeles to promote support for a declaration condemning religious hatred and violence.
At the multi-national, multi-denominational gathering last week, some 400 representatives from around the world—including Jews, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists and Sikhs—pledged in writing their commitment to tolerance.
King Hamad was said to be planning a Museum of Religious Tolerance in the capital city Manama in the coming months.
Bahrain has no formal relations with the state of Israel.
In a noteworthy moment of tolerance, Arab officials at the event stood in respect for the Israeli national anthem Hatikvah, played by the Bahrain National Orchestra.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel - Hamodia Jewish and Israel News
Challenger
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Bahrain...the HQ of the US 5th Fleet, does what it's told to do and buys $billions of arms...oh, and
So as long as Sunni and Shia are fighting each other over politics in Islam, Israel should not look for partners in the ME at all?
You should listen to how Arabs sometimes openly critique their states, while at the same time compare them to Israel - as an example of an alternative, more pragmatic way.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel
Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa al Khalifa has told the head of the Simon Wiesenthal Center that he is against boycotts of Israel and Bahrainis are permitted to visit Israel.
The Jerusalem Post reports that King Hamad made the comment to Rabbi Abraham Cooper during an event at the center in Los Angeles to promote support for a declaration condemning religious hatred and violence.
At the multi-national, multi-denominational gathering last week, some 400 representatives from around the world—including Jews, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists and Sikhs—pledged in writing their commitment to tolerance.
King Hamad was said to be planning a Museum of Religious Tolerance in the capital city Manama in the coming months.
Bahrain has no formal relations with the state of Israel.
In a noteworthy moment of tolerance, Arab officials at the event stood in respect for the Israeli national anthem Hatikvah, played by the Bahrain National Orchestra.
Report: Bahraini King Opposes BDS, Allows Visits to Israel - Hamodia Jewish and Israel News
"Since June 2016, Bahrain has rapidly deteriorated into a full-blown human rights crisis. The authorities have dramatically stepped up their clampdown on freedom of expression. They have subjected over 160 peaceful critics to arrest, prosecution and imprisonment, as well as other forms of harassments. Those particularly targeted have been human rights defenders and political activists, as well as lawyers, journalists and Shi’a clerics. Credible reports indicate that security forces have subjected several of them to torture or other ill-treatment in custody. The authorities have also targeted Bahraini activists residing outside Bahrain, subjecting their families to interrogation and prosecution in reprisal for their relatives’ human rights activities or participation in protests abroad." Document
Yup, Zionist Israel is in good company.
Likkmee
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You talking about all 278 of them or are you referring to The Bolshevik atheists who actually make up the coun----stolen space ? You know. The ones that put on those jock strap little hats when they beg for money and arms. U.S. $38B military aid package to Israel sends a message
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Wonderful news. Yet another Middle East Arab country peace partner with Israel. LET THERE BE PEACE ALREADY!
Bahrain goes public with shifting stance on Israel
Bahrain goes public with shifting stance on Israel
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