When we say never again, we mean it
That's how Netanyahu put it in his awesome speech to Congress this past day. No, we do not go back to the 1967 lines.
Of course, better yet would be to consider that Fatah cannot be seen as legitimate, past, present or future, because of the Islamic hatemongering they've long embodied.
Here's the full text from the speech given by Netanyahu.
Update: see also here, here and here about a Code Pink dummy who tried to heckle him, but he was only honored by her interruption. Why don't they comprehend that to make such moonbat heckles is exactly what we would want? (And did she fake the injury she ostensibly had? Why did she have a picket-like sign as a blanket?)
Here's also more from Robert Spencer on Front Page Mag, and also on One Jerusalem.
Of course, better yet would be to consider that Fatah cannot be seen as legitimate, past, present or future, because of the Islamic hatemongering they've long embodied.
Here's the full text from the speech given by Netanyahu.
Update: see also here, here and here about a Code Pink dummy who tried to heckle him, but he was only honored by her interruption. Why don't they comprehend that to make such moonbat heckles is exactly what we would want? (And did she fake the injury she ostensibly had? Why did she have a picket-like sign as a blanket?)
Here's also more from Robert Spencer on Front Page Mag, and also on One Jerusalem.
Labels: anti-semitism, islam, Israel, Jerusalem, United States, US Congress
