Actually Mary was right when she said “They are as much victims as everyone else.” People are becoming ultimate victims for the mistakes of regimes and appropriators of productive forces.

One thing is a fact for sure. i.e. whether media is in the hands of a Jew or a Christian or any other religion, It serves the interests of the haves but not havenots. It spreads mis-constructed stories in favor of top rung sections of the society known as ‘manufacturing consent’ as Mr. Noam Chomsky said. (Am I right? I’ve read 2 or 3 books written by him on middle-east and 9/11).
A small request to you. If you have any documents or papers or anything in electronic format, please send me through e-mail for which I’ll be thankful to you.

I extend my sincere regrets to you If I hurt your feelings as a Jew.

You can object, like Jules Roy, that I am preventing a possible future evil by preserving a certain present one. I think Hamas will solve that question by refusing to deal with a solution that would leave it a minority party in Israel, and that Israel will avoid leaving a minority population in a Palestinian state.

More than 90% of world media is owned by Jews, which produce nothing but lies for the sake of the Imperial regimes. Jews are spread to every corner of the world with lot of wealth.

Though I welcome your other statements, the above anti-Semitic rhetoric may be commonly accepted where you live, but not only is your claim untrue, it makes me extremely uncomfortable as a Jew. These are views no reasonable person can accept.

Froman is discounting past and recent history.

There have been Jews living in Israel or Palestine or whatever you wish to call it for centuries since the Second Temple period. Froman has far closer relations with Hamas than you or I & I trust his sense of whether he believes his plan is doable. Of course, nothing in the Middle East is guaranteed. It could a cropper. But Froman has a damn sight more credible plan than the settler extremists.

this is totally the moral and philosophical calculus of groups like Hamas and Jihad, who regard the issue as a theological Jewish Question.

I am relatively uninterested in Islamic Jihad & don’t believe they represent a credible threat to peace. As for Hamas, your portrayal of the movements views are patently a fraud. Yes, you can site the charter and you can cite a leader here or there over the course of two decades. But you can’t cite a senior Hamas leader who has said anything like this since Hamas has begun to talk about a tahdiya or hudna.

But nice try…