Poll finds Muslims don't want a long-term ceasefire
1 Comments Published by Avi Green on Thursday, November 22, 2012 at 10:57 PM.
It's clear from this news that the Religion of Peace is driving the bloodlust of the Islamists in Gaza:
According to a survey conducted by the Palpress Arabic-language website, the Palestinians are itching for another fight with Israel, less than a day after the Jewish state agreed to prematurely halt its campaign to eliminate the Gaza missile threat. [...]And the Israeli government is all but ignoring this.
The Palpress survey, which was actually an Internet referendum, showed that 64 percent of Palestinian Arabs oppose a long-term ceasefire with Israel in the Gaza Strip.
And why would they vote otherwise? The circumstances of the ceasefire - it was called while Hamas was still attacking Israel - and the subsequent Hamas celebrations in Gaza gave the impression that the terrorists had won the brief war with Israel. For all intents and purposes, in Palestinian eyes, Israel surrendered.
Labels: anti-semitism, islam, Israel, jihad, terrorism
Small neutron bombs are woefully ignored. I'd say a small number of small enhanced radiation weapons would result in a better long run outcome for Israel AND the Arabs alike.