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Abbas, ya Bahai, Get Lost!!

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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton with Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas (R).

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton with Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas (R).
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Muhammad As’ad Bayoudh al-Tamimi is a Palestinian columnist living in Jordan. In the past he has often clearly expressed the opinions of the man on the Arab street. Following the interview that Muhammad Abbas gave to Channel 2 (aired on Nov. 2, 2012), in which he gave up the right to return to live in Safed, Israel rejoiced that Abu Mazen had surrendered the “right of return” in the name of the Palestinian people. Abbas himself denied doing so afterward, but “the horse had escaped from the barn”.

In response to the surrender of Mahmoud Abbas, al-Tamimi wrote the following article, entitled: “Abbas, get lost, Palestine belongs to us and we will only replace it with Paradise”. The title lends itself to two short explanatory comments:

1. The expression “Get lost” was the slogan that accompanied the “Arab Spring”. It was the peoples’ call to bin Ali in Tunisia, Mubarak in Egypt, Qadhaffi in Libya, Saleh in Yemen and Asad in Syria. What al-Tamimi hints at is that Abbas has no more legitimacy as a leader than they did, and therefore his future will be like theirs.

2. Paradise in this context is death, meaning “Palestine or Death”. Below is the article (with my comments, M.K.)

The recent declarations of the person who is called “Abu Mazen” (whose real name is, M.K.) Mahmoud Rida Abbas Mirza, and is of Iranian origin, appeared on the 95th anniversary of the infamous Balfour Declaration, according to which “Great Britain” awarded Palestine – the blessed land (the alleged name for Palestine based on the Qur’an, M.K.), our homeland, the land of Islam – to the Jews whose rights to the land don’t even amount to the weight of a mustard seed. The declarations (of Abbas, M.K.) are a confirmation of the promise of Balfour and are a great betrayal on the part of anyone who claims to be a leader of the Palestinian people and its legitimate representative, and I don’t know where he who is nicknamed “Abu Mazen” (a mocking reference, M.K.) got his legitimacy and who brought him to be a leader.

The Palestinian people know how this man with Iranian roots and Bahai faith (a religion that originates from Islam, M. K.) a Safavid (a member of an Iranian dynasty, M.K.) was brought in, to sit on the neck and the back of the Palestinian people, in order to fulfill the role of faithful watchdog, and the one who brought him is Sharon who used tanks to impose his leadership as prime minister of the virtual authority in order to usurp forcefully the authorities of Arafat, who refused to surrender the right of return and Jerusalem, just as he refused to come to a historical  agreement with the Jews. Therefore he (Sharon, M.K.) had no choice but to get rid of Arafat. Sharon began a war against the Palestinian people and invaded the West Bank in 2000, ruined the Muqata’a in Ramallah where Arafat was holed up, proclaimed Abu Mazen as prime minister and the spy Muhammad Dahlan as minister of the interior, and these things cleared the way for the physical elimination of Arafat after they eliminated him politically by the order of Sharon… and after these two served the role that Sharon assigned to them, a disagreement broke out between them about who would inherit the leadership, and Abu Mazen won with the support of the Jews, which he got because of his ideological closeness to them.

This is why he fulfilled  the task that was imposed upon him with complete faithfulness, since this mission is to oppress the Palestinian people, to tyrannize it and to humiliate it in the name of the thieving entity (a name for Israel, M.K.), because the Jewish entity, ever since its inception, has never enjoyed as much peace and tranquility as it does now, in the time of Mahmoud Rida Abbas Mirza, which proves how much he hates the Palestinian people, and how faithful he is to the Jews. Whether there is a reason for it or not, he always emphasizes his faithfulness to them by requesting friendship with them, flattering them, satisfying their desires and submitting to them. He again says with the deepest disgrace, humiliation, sordidness and weakness, that we have no choice but to surrender and enter into negotiations on the terms of the surrender.

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About the Author: Dr. Mordechai Kedar (Ph.D. Bar-Ilan U.) Served for 25 years in IDF Military Intelligence specializing in Arab political discourse, Arab mass media, Islamic groups and the Syrian domestic arena. A lecturer in Arabic at Bar-Ilan U., he is also an expert on Israeli Arabs.


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5 Responses to “Abbas, ya Bahai, Get Lost!!”

  1. James Johnston Ferguson says:
    November 22, 2012 at 3:08 AM

    Hillary ! seem’s very chumy with Abbas ! a close friend !!!!

  2. Jonathan Michael Kahanovitch says:
    November 22, 2012 at 3:12 AM

    how could bill let u touch that mamzer

  3. Darlene Brooks says:
    November 22, 2012 at 3:46 AM

    Wish they would keep hilary also!!

  4. Michael J. Bonome says:
    November 22, 2012 at 4:14 AM

    A yenta and a schmuck, What a combination !!!!! Oy vey !!!!

  5. Adr Gary H Schotel says:
    November 22, 2012 at 4:14 AM

    She would not last long there. Women mean nothing in the muslim world.

  6. Rc Fowler says:
    November 22, 2012 at 7:56 AM

    Hillary and Abbas–two old anti-Semitic Godless whores!

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